Charles Romes
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He’s going to look as slow as Sammy his last time at the Ralph in ‘22
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The one rule I’d like to see to bring defense back into the game is make it a turnover if the offense loses possession and the ball goes out of bounds. This would remove the end zone rule inconsistency and make the game safer because you hit less hard if there is a premium on stripping the ball out. Most importantly, all of the ball control offenses we see these days - with teams going turnover free for multiple games in a row - have turned NFL football into a snooze-fest.
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Having to “settle” for a TE pass catcher last year was a blessing in disguise. We have a #1 receiver at the cost of no more than a 3 for a decade. As a receiver Kincaid is on a different level than a Pitts, Bowers, Fant, Hockenson, anyone who was drafted high the the last ten years.
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53 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
He was the starting center for the Chargers when we played them last year. I remember thinking how lucky we were to play against their 3rd center in our matchup, and then our interior DL did basically nothing. So maybe our coaches were impressed and figured he was worth a shot as a camp body if nothing else.
didn’t Oliver blow by the middle of their line to win the game. -
Had high hopes for Jonathan who showed nothing last year.
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When the team is good, the tix will be going for $300 middle of the road seating and half the attendees will be fans with legacy ties to the area flying in from out of town. When the team is bad, or the temperature is around 15 or below, that’s when the masses will be able to enjoy the game experience.
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7 tackles and a PD in last year’s Super Bowl. Wait til he works with the DB whisperer.
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Division should be easier this year. The stars aligned perfectly for Miami last year and it wasn’t enough - they are never going to have any thing close to an under 30 Tyreek, and a first contract tua, waddle and Wilkins. As far as the jets go, there have been only about 2 QBs with any success after 40, Favre and Brady and those guys were virtually indestructible when it comes to injury avoidance.
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Hopefully he will be better than Jeff Tuel
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31 minutes ago, Low Positive said:
He was, in fact, the #1 WR in terms of catch percentage. Everyone above him was a RB catching screens and dump-offs. He was also 11th in yards per reception. Not bad for a slot guy. He was also #1 in Success % and yards per target. He only had 45 targets all season. That number needs to go up.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2023/receiving.htm
Shakir being the league’s number 1 receiver in reception percentage per target, while also finishing 11th in yards per reception, and playing in a wind tunnel of a home stadium, is almost bizarre. -
He was somehow holding opposing QBs to an embarrassingly low quarterback rating in ‘22 even though he could not run anymore.
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Spend the 2 to get Thomas or Mitchell
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Hoping now for a Spencer announcement of 3-4 years 7 per.
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14 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Based on your list of players:
Diggs: 1100-1200
Shakir: 700-1000
Kincaid: 700-900
Rookie: 500-700
Samuel: 500-700
Cook: 300-500
Knox: 100-300
Hollins: 100-200
Shorter: 0-100
People are still sleeping on Shakir. His reliability was the best on the team and was our best WR down the stretch and playoffs. He will be a big part of our offense this year. Honestly, I would easily have Shakir well over 1000 yards if it wasn't for the fact we have a lot of mouths to feed.
Meanwhile, Samuel likely starts outside with Diggs to start the season with our rookie likely rotating in with Samuel. But I expect Samuel to dominate the snaps early in the season as the rookie builds trust with Allen and the coaches. If the rookie earns that trust, then I think he will start getting more opportunities in the 2nd half of the season. I put him in yardage ahead of Samuel because I think the rookie probably gets more chunk plays and big plays but less catches, so he will probably put up more yards than Samuel.
I don't expect any one player to have a massive statistical season because this offense is going to be loaded and ball will be spread around, plus I expect the run game to be a big part of our offense still next year with Cook.
Shakir was not only the most reliable on the team. His 86-87% completion rate on targets had to have lead the whole league.-
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I would move Diggs and buy out a portion of his 2024 salary to move up for Mitchell or Thomas.
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With $1M assigned to the QB position, that D is really going to beat up on glass Joe, the ravens and the Browns.
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Never separated enough to play in the Buffalo wind tunnel
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If you can’t beat out mason Rudolph…
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23 minutes ago, noacls said:
Donald was good but some of the names he has been mentioned with, not even close. JJ Watt was better
JJ Watt, unlike Donald, stole max contract money from his teams for about 6 seasons when he could not stay on the field and after he was no longer dominant. -
Glad we re-signed DaQuan before the market readjusted.
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Now we don’t have to worry about them going receiver at 23
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Go ahead. Force us to nickel and dime you on 12 play drives now. Good luck.
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I would not sign anyone with a meniscus surgery until after they prove they are 100 percent back with a workout. A meniscus surgery means you have less meniscus than normal.
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I could see them giving up a second to move into the late teens for Mitchell or Thomas. And I’d be happy.
Tre White to the Rams - 1 year deal, $8M up to $10M
in The Stadium Wall
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Says a lot about the kind of player he’s been to get that kind of deal from that kind of organization with that kind of injury history.