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It’s hard not to like Harrison for us. He’s probably the 2nd best pure pass blocking OL in the draft. And it’s no secret we are a high volume pass attack and that’s not likely going to change anytime soon with Josh Allen here. That being said, I still think a WR is probably their preferred target, but like you said it all depends on how the board falls. I could see us going OL if their top playmaker options are gone if said OL is their BPA. And I think Harrison would be in that convo or maybe someone like O’Cyrus falls to us (although I expect him to go before our pick).

With the 2nd pick in the NFL draft, the Houston Texans select: QB, CJ Stroud, Ohio State CLICK HERE FOR HIGHLIGHTS We are excited to get our guy and who we believe will be the leader of our franchise for the foreseeable future. CJ has everything we want in a QB and we believe his intangibles will translate into being a great passer at this next level. @manncand the Arizona Cardinals are now on the clock!

I get the concern, but I would add that the season is still 5 months away, and that would 8 months since the alleged incident with Britt. So I am pretty confident a young super star athlete will figure out how to cope with a breakup by then. And if this story is true, it was Josh who seems more likely ready to move on anyway given he had not yet proposed after all these years and then allegedly stepped out on her at least once. So, for me, I have zero concern this is something that is going to affect his play come September.

I will add though…let’s not forget the entire gravity of weight this team shouldered all season. Araiza, Knox’s brother dying, mass shooting, blizzards and deaths, and Hamlin. I mean, there was a lot these guys had to ordeal, with Hamlin being probably the heaviest being it was the closest to the team and had to witness it live on the field. So, even if there is truth to the relationship stuff, it would be completely unfair to say that was the main culprit to affecting Josh Allens play. And quite honestly, the whole team was awful, including our coordinators, not just Allen in that Bengals game.

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If you watched the In Season coverage of them you would also see Baker have the most heart, play the next week after sustaining a high ankle sprain even though he was in pain and should miss multiple weeks. Any team will be greatly fortunate to land Baker. He won’t be a Bill obviously, but he is a rare player and the kind of guy you want in your locker room. Big fan of his

I’m not one to care about personal life decisions, and even if there is truth to cheating, people don’t know the circumstances that can lead to those decisions. It’s always easy to throw stones until you’re in it. My buddy had never cheated before, but he was in a 8 year relationship that was romantically dead but they still had fun like friends and got along great. But in their final 3 years they slept together twice. This led to an unexpected temptation when he felt a passionate connection with someone else who was also someone who had never cheated or thought she could ever be “the other woman”. Well…those two are married today and have 2 incredible kids are obsessed with each other still today almost a decade later. Just because Josh and Britt posted pics and stuff together doesn’t mean everything was still clicking at home on all cylinders. How many people get together as young as they did and then the fire fizzles and curiosity of exploring what else is out there sinks in. Then you add in the massive amount of temptation that is going to be put in front of someone like him, and things can just happen. If the romance side wasn’t popping for Josh and Britt after being together so long, it’s gonna be nearly impossible for a young star athlete to avoid and resist all the temptation thrown at him. But none of that means any of the rumors are true. It is weird she doesn’t follow him anymore because she 100% did before. But she also has not deleted any of the pics from her IG page that gave him in them. So maybe it’s something they are still working through if something did happen. All that being said…who cares. People deal with loss, it’s part of life. Obsessing over one’s dating life is a waste of time. Doesn’t matter if it did or didn’t affect Josh’s play, those games are over. All that matters now is the next game and that is still 5 months away and I am pretty sure a rich young NFL QB will be over a breakup in 5 months from now. So let them have their privacy

The issue is we already have a young promising player at the slot. Gabe on the outside was a weak spot. And Gabe has a bigger issue…his contract is coming up and I don’t think there is much chance Beane will pay him what he will get in the open market unless he makes a big leap forward. And then there is Diggs who is 30. So outside WR is a more pressing need to get in now so they can get experience before potentially taking over a starting spot from Gave or maybe even Diggs in 2 years. Granted, the slot position is the least proven, but the staff is also pretty high on Shakir too. So I think they are more likely looking for outside help, although I don’t doubt they would take a slot guy if that who was the BPA. As someone who is high on Shakir still, I would still admittedly be pretty excited to see someone like Josh Downs still get picked up. But because I believe in Shakir, my preference is they bring someone in to compete with Gabe and either take over or at least push him.

Thanks for running this beast, you kill it every year bro!

With the 97th pick in the 2023 NFL draft, the Washington Commanders select: RB, Roschon Johnson, Texas CLICK HERE FOR HIGHLIGHTS With our 2nd pick in this round we are excited get our receiving threat out of the backfield as another weapon in the tool box for our new OC. Eric showed in KC he understands how valuable of a receiver can be out of the backfield, and we believe Johnson can come in and help feel the shoes of departed McKissick. That being said, we don’t see many holes in Johnson’s game and feel he can be a dynamic player for us in all facets of the offense. We also love what he brings to the special teams as well. Final Draft Recap: Round 1, pick 16: Traded to Seahawks for pick 20 and 83. Round 1, pick 20: CB, Joey Porter, Jr. Round 2, pick 47: TE, Sam LaPorta Round 3, pick 83 (from Sea): QB, Max Duggan, QB, TCU Round 3, pick 97: RB, Roschon Johnson, Texas All in all, we are excited about our draft class. Extra draft pick we picked up allowed us to get a developmental QB while still landing our top target in the first in Joey Porter. We look forward to seeing our new OC incorporate our new weapons into the offense as well. @BarleyNYand the Browns are now on the clock.

Thanks bud I also enjoy and love the game of football, its history, its other great players, etc and always have. Manning is a weird one for me...easily one of the greatest REGULAR season QB's of all time, but I am less enamored with his playoff resume. I can never get past his NFL record of 9 one and dones in Indy. Then there is the year he and the Broncos broke all the NFL passing and scoring records and he went on to get blown out by Russel Wilson and Seahawks 43-8 in the Super Bowl. So for me, if I had to pick between say someone like Kurt Warner or Peyton Manning in the playoffs, or even just the Super Bowl, I would not hesitate to take Kurt Warner every time. Manning is without a doubt top 10 all time, but I can never personally get him into my top 5.

I dont disagree, but like I said, if the offensive players they want are off the board at 27 and they don't find a trade down partner, I have no doubt that if Beane's remaining BPA is on the OL he would stick to his board and take them. I don't see Beane reaching for someone else was my point if the BPA on his board was an OL at 27 and they had to say at 27. But I do agree, I think the first 2 picks are most like a weapon of some sort and a defensive player, probably in that order.

I will add in Bijan Robinson to that list if he was to fall to us at 27. I could even seem them possibly making a small trade up to get ahead of say Dallas to get him if he got close enough to us. They have shown and established interest in him as well. It also depends on which WR's they covet and if any of them are on the board too. That being said, I don't think Bijan will reach us and I do think WR is the most plausible pick. I just feel like first round is going to end up being some sort of offensive playmaker either at 27 or a small to reasonable trade up to get either the WR they want or maybe Bijan. I won't totally rule out OL though, I mean if the top playmakers they wanted were gone and the BPA was someone on the OL, I think Beane would take the OL guy and stay true to his board rather than reach elsewhere.

Honestly, there are just players that you have to watch no matter because at any given moment they can do something that no one else is really capable of doing. Guys like Barry Sanders for example, where regardless of it being an insignificant down, critical down, etc he can make an eye popping play that you just don't feel like anyone else can do. Even in the NBA there are guys that were just must watch because they reguarly did things that left you in awe...from all time legends like Jordan, Kobe, etc...to human highlight reels like Vince Carter and Jason "White Chocloate" Willams. For me, Allen is already at that level and entered that category when he went into Minnesota and upset them his rookie year. Yeah I grew up an hour out of SF and my dad was a die hard fan, watched every game they ever played. My dad was obsessed with 2 things...the 49ers, and the TV Show "Dallas", especially JR Ewing. So his only rule was that when either the Niners were on or the show Dallas was on, no one could ask him questions or anything unless it was a commercial and they had to be questions that could be answered with "yes" or "no" 😂 Agreed with the Marino and those guys. But this bolded part is key too. It is without a doubt easier to be a better QB in this era compared to when those guys played. And its not just about not being able to touch the QB, it also has a lot to do with how much less physical DB's can be with receivers. When the QB is getting hit less and receivers are getting releases easier, it just makes things easier. And that was intentional, offense sells tickets, and the NFL wanted higher scoring. Thanks, I feel the same bud!

Yeah, that stain wasn’t gonna be on my resume lol

Sorry guys, had a work emergency take up my day and just coming up for air now

Easily Whitner over Ngata. Never saw that coming and was stunned when they didn’t call Ngata’s name.

I love football, so there have been several QBs I’ve enjoyed watching play for things like greatness, excitement, etc…and Montana and Brady are 2 of them. But I can honestly say that Josh Allen is already my all time favorite player to watch play.

With the 72nd pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, the Tennessee Titans select: TE, TUCKER KRAFT, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CLICK HERE FOR HIGHLIGHTS We are excited to bring in a big athletic TE in Kraft who has shown to be a threat as a receiver and a blocker. Even though he played at a small school, he has the traits of a top tier prospect and had offers to go to blue chip schools such as Alabama, but elected to stay with his coaches at SDST. With is size, athleticism, and abilities as a receiver we believe can be a complete TE in the NFL and a weapon in our passing game. Round 1, Pick 11: Drafted RB, Bijan Robinson, Texas (Derrick Henry traded to Chicago for pick 53) Round 2, Pick 41: Drafted O,T Anton Harrison, Oklahoma Round 2, Pick 53 (from Chicago): Drafted WR, Josh Downs, North Carolina Round 3, Pick 72: Drafted TE, Tucker Kraft, South Dakota State With that our 3 round draft is complete and our organization feels very strong about our draft and can't wait to see our new players on the field in our new look offense. @wppete and the Texans are now on the clock

My final take. GOAT by default is going to be Brady. 7 SB wins and playing until age 45 at the level he played at may be achievements never matched again, especially in the free agency era of football. HOWEVER: I don't think its really possible to say who was the actual better QB because I can't see Montana doing any worse than Brady if they swapped places and longevity. At the same time, I am not so sure how Brady would have fared during an era where you could tee off on the QB and be physical with WR's. Everything about Brady was based on timing, and it had to be because he didn't have the strongest arm. In Montana's era, DB's could be more physical with WR's and disrupt timing more and defenders didn't have to let up before hitting the QB. I watched the highest scoring offense in NFL history get held to 14 points in the Super Bowl by an average Giants team just because they were hitting Brady. I watched that same Giants team do the same thing to another one of the highest scoring offenses in NFL history and rough Brady up again and hold them to 17 points. The key to Brady's success was that he was not getting hit, but when you did hit Brady and could disrupt his timing he was human. It was a lot easier to do that when Montana played as the rules and how they called games were different. Montana almost had to retire from a back injury in 1986, but he came back the next season and threw 31 TD's in just 13 games (a very gaudy number in those days that would even be excellent in the modern era). In his last year with the 49ers, Montana had to have elbow surgery from a preseason injury and wouldn't return until late in the season where the 49ers stuck with Steve Young who was the leagues MVP that season. Montana played the last game of the season only, but Niners stuck with the league MVP for the playoffs. To this day, many believe the 49ers should have won the Super Bowl that year, but they lost in the NFCCG to Dallas and a lot of people still think had Montana not gotten hurt and played that season they would have won it all. Niners would go on and win the Super Bowl the next season though which was the first year Montana was in KC. So, if not for the elbow injury, Montana would have 100% started and played the whole season. Pretty much everyone thinks Young is an all time great HOF QB (and so do I), but no one thinks Young was better than Montana, so not crazy to think they might have won the Super Bowl that year had Joe not got hurt. Niners would go on and win the SB the next season with Young as the QB and Montana in KC. Point is...Niners went to NFCCG and SB in those 2 seasons (one with Joe missing all but 1 game and the other with Joe in KC). Had Joe not had his body fail, he would have led those 2 niners teams and very well could have 2 more SB wins under his belt that would have put him at 6 with 0 losses by the time he was 37. Brady played until 45 and appeared in 4 Super Bowls between the age of 39 and 45, winning 3. But if we are comparing them by ages: At the age Montana retired, he had won 4 Super Bowls (lost none). When Brady was the same age, he had also won 4 Super Bowls and lost 2 others. So its not hard to think had Montana's body afforded him the opportunity to play at a high level well into his 40's, he might have equaled or even surpassed Bradys accomplishments. Since its impossible to do that...Brady is the GOAT, but Montana is #2 without a doubt and even though Brady is the undisputed GOAT, I don't think it's really possible to say who is actually the truly better QB because their bodies did not afford the same longevity of career for a fair comparison.

Didn't expect to see several CB's on there either. Makes me think they are intent on converting Bedford to Safety. I mean we already know they are going to try him out there and that they had that in mind as a possibility when they drafted him. So my guess is they feel they may need to add more depth if he does, and I assume not until Day 3.

I don't agree with this way of looking at it. Montana's coach had nothing to do with the pin point dimes Montana threw on a regular basis. Here is how I would look at it...what if Brady and Montana switched places? If Brady played during Montanas era where QB's got regularly smashed, what would his career look like? I mean we saw him lose to a mediocre Giants team twice in the SB just because the Giants actually got to Brady. What about Montana? What would his career look like playing in an era where you can't touch the WR's and can't touch the QB's? How much longer would Montana play if he was getting concussed from massive hits that would be illegal today? Personally, I think there is no chance Brady replicates his success or longevity playing during Montana's era. Don't get me wrong, not saying Brady couldn't have still had a great career, but he doesn't get as many rings as he did and he sure as heck doesn't play as long as he did. And when I look at Montana, if I plug him into the NE offense during the Brady era, I honestly can say that he still wins as many as he did, probably as many as Brady, maybe even more. There is no such thing as truly swapping them, therefore, Brady's accomplishments are unmatched and has absolutely earned the GOAT title. But, I don't necessairly know that he was actually a better QB than Montana, or vice versa. I mean Montana won 4 Super Bowls by 36 in SF. He would have won at least 5 or 6 if not for the back issues that led them to change to Steve Young (who won 1 and should have won 2). He went to KC and took over an offense that does not have a single good player on it and took them to the AFCCG and 2 straight playoff trips before he retired at age 38. I think its fair to argue that had Montana got to stay with the Niners and play well into his 40's, he likely gets 7, maybe more rings. But his body didn't allow for that thanks to the substantially more physical era he played compared to Brady. Pats lost more than Brady when he left. Not sure why you are ignoring that fact. And the Niners were taken over by a HOF QB. So your argument is that a HOF QB made the pats better but you ignore the fact that the Niners had Steve Young take over, another HOF QB. And Montana went to KC...go google the roster of KC that year, I 100% gurantee you have never heard of any of the guys on that offense because they were not good...and Montana took them to the AFCCG and playoffs both years there despite playing with a bad back and no talent around him at the end of his career.

Terrible take. Montana left a talent rich team who another HOF QB took the reigns from. Its not remotely comparable to Brady leaving NE with Cam Newton and a busted roster.

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Here is the thing...yes it was a very dirty play. But it was like 5 or 6 years ago and Tre was ultimately OK, Gronk was punished and suspended, and life went on. Gronk clearly let his frustration get the best of him, totally uncalled for cheap shot was the result. But its a violent game, and sometimes these guys just make stupid meathead decisions in the heat of the moment. So I don't have any strong feelings about it today.