There's not one QB from that draft class that is worth a damn at this point in their career. Ironically, EJ, in my opinion, has the most upside still remaining, (maybe Nassib) as Geno is toast and the rest are not ever going to amount to anything.
I'm thinking that there's a real possibility that CJ will pick-up his player option. There's no way that an oft injured, underperforming RB will get big bucks on the open market. His rookie deal was before the CBA and would get him a nice chunk of change on a one year deal. That said, he may be looking for something over 3-4 in which case he'd bolt if the money was there.
Don't think we'll take Denver in Denver, but I think the Pack can be had in Buffalo. They are 3-3 on the road with bad losses to Seattle, Detroit and New Orleans. They also barely beat Miami and Minnesota on the road- both wins by an FG. The only convincing road win was at Chicago- a team with a horrible D- in week 4. Just saying, don't chalk this one up to an L; it can be had.
Just saying, Pats have a brutal stretch coming up: home against Denver; bye; at Indy; home Detroit; at Green Bay; at SD. Fingers crossed they find a way to lose three, which isn't out of the realm of possibility.
We jut need to handle our business and let the chips fall.
He's also brought an uncanny ability to give away points at the end of every first half. Kidding aside, I agree. I was just looking at our record at this point last year and we were 3-5 talking about "winning 5-6 in a row" on this board. I much prefer our position this year.
Pears is ok in pass protection, its the run that eats him up. Richardson is horrible in pass protection and Urbik is average. Clearly we're going to throw a bit more and this is the best guard combo to do it with.