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Jones is a guy, who as a backup, "could" win a game for you if pressed into action. In our system with our OL, Jones would be a significant upgrade than what we have. If Allen missed a week, we lose that game with Mitch 90% of the time. It'd be nice to have something closer to a Frank Reich than the garbage Miami ran out there while Tua was out.

He beat Clemson for their only loss the year they won the national championship, throwing 5 TDs, that was his claim to fame. He did have a really good senior season at Pitt, but it was pretty obvious he didn't have the arm for NFL success.

Cook will get a nice deal from some "up & comer" team with a QB still on a rookie contract. There's no way we try to match the offer he's likely to get from a team like that.

This one is pretty damn good, if you ignore the poorly done Sabres one below it.

He was projected as a 4th-5th round pick and we took him in the 3rd. If I remember right, McD had some connection to Bernard's college coach, who highly recommended him for the Bills- that's what people took issue with. I personally was pumped after drafting Bernard. It wasn't until I saw him look lost in game action as a rookie that I got off the hype train. Turns out, we were all wrong, he's a stud.

McD will never win Coach of the Year. It'll always go to the coach who took over a team with a high draft pick & got them to a wild card, or maybe even winning a weak division, not a guy in his 8th season with the same team. He absolutely should be in consideration, but he won't be.

I could see that, the old Shaq Lawson/Jordan Phillips method.

As of now, Shedeur Sanders & Cam Ward are the top-2 QB prospects, and they'd both be well behind the first 3 QBs drafted in 24'. I don't see a true frachise-changer in this draft. Sanders is supposedly already tweeting Raiders hype, which is not the greatest thing character-wise, since it seems really just based on him wanting to get into the Vegas scene. His college team has a chance to make the playoff if they keep winning, and he's already thinking draft.

It's hard to run effectively when Chris Jones is in the backfield in less than a second on half the plays, but yeah you can't just abandon it. I would've like to see them try running outside the tackles more than the 1-2 times we did. And using reverses & run-game trickery like the Chiefs do probably would've worked, but that's not really something we do much of.

Ogden for me. I saw him play live from really good seats. I focused on him a lot & it was just so easy for him to completely stonewall guys, like he didn't even have to try. It was unbelievable to see in person.

Where the Bears screwed up was drafting Odunze at #9 instead of OL to protect their #1 overall pick. Or better yet, they could've traded down & drafted multiple O-Linemen. They already had 2 starting caliber WRs, and didn't have a 2nd round pick. Everybody wanted Odunze, they could've moved down a few spots & gotten a 2nd rounder. It's not good practice to go after shiny toys when you have the worst OL in the league.

So Coleman already ruled out and we still don't know what the injury is. We also never got a confirmation on Taron's forearm or exactly WTF happened to Milano's leg last year. This team is like Belichik with injuries.

He was 4-1 in games he'd started, prior to this week. Obviously those wins were with more talented teams than what they have now.

There was a screen attempt to Cook today that went through his hands. Watching live, it looked like there was some room to run. They never showed a replay, so I guess we'll never know.

If we come out in soft zone & don't adjust until halftime, we'll have a hard time keeping them under 30. Hopefully we come out like we did vs Seattle. I like our chances as long as we have at least Cooper back, but I'm quietly mentally preparing myself to have my heart ripped out by the refs at the end of the game.