TheBrownBear

I don't root for any other teams. I was born and raised in Buffalo and I can't fathom rooting for any other team to succeed. I've lived in DC, LA, SF and San Diego as an adult and could never work up any interest in following the local teams. Having said that, in any individual game, if there's a team that I hate, I'll root for their opponent to win. As far as players go, Fitz is the only one I truly enjoy watching succeed. He's just a great, funny dude, with an exciting style of play.

Eh, not surprising looking at the actual schedule. Outside of the Colts, Bucs and Steelers games, I don't see much in the way of prime time level excitement in the 1:00/4:00PM matchups. And I'm guessing that all three of those games will be the nationally televised game in their time slot.

Godspeed DCOrange

low-to-mid seven figures. We've been taking profits here and there. Sold off half just recently during this bubble. The rest we are going to hold for the long haul.

I still don't really understand BTC or ETH, but thanks to some friends who recommended that I buy the stuff back when it was dirt cheap (2015), I'm basically set for life.

He's only 23. He flashed playmaking ability as a rookie and then his production fell off a cliff. What's the story with this guy? Just injuries?

He ain't 5'9" short of an extended trip to Wonka's taffy puller. He's 5'7" on a good day.

I watched him quite a bit. He's a "gamer", but he doesn't really pass the eyeball test, even against MAC opponents. He's small and very slow by NFL standards. I just don't see him overcoming his athletic shortcomings. Practice squad fodder at best, imo.

Moss looked good to me down the stretch after he shook off his early season injuries. I think he's fine as our workhorse back. Breida and Singletary provide a change of pace. The position is obviously not a strength, but I think we are okay.

Hmmmnnn, clearly a sign that the NFL is expanding to Mexico City.

I like Lamp too. We are actually in great shape on both sides of the trenches. I love how Beane has built this roster. Only thing missing in my eyes is a top-tier CB2 to pair with White. Hopefully, that gets addressed in the 2022 draft

My understanding is that Brown has a ways to go in his development, so I think we're looking at a move like this in 2022 at the earliest

Usually, I take a guy's "I ran slow that day, but I'm actually 4.x" with a grain of salt, but based on the highlights this guy is telling the truth. That is elite game speed right there. At a minimum, he looks like an impactful gadget player/returner, with the potential for more. Seems like outstanding value in the 6th round. Already excited to see him suit up to see what he's got.

Dude is electric. Another promising late round selection.

guessing we'll see at least one 6th round corner drafted here. anyone with any potential left on the board?

Neither guy scares me, but I'm sure our AFC East brethren thought the same thing about Josh when he was drafted. But that's the great thing about having a top-5 QB who is only 24 years old. It doesn't much matter what our divisional rivals do. We are going to be in the playoffs annually for the next 10+ years, and the years where it really comes together, we'll be playing in conference championship games and Super Bowls. Basically, as long as Josh stays healthy, we don't need to worry. We just get to sit back, put our feet up, and enjoy the ride.

Love these developmental guys. Dudes like Brown have the upside to be core pieces in a couple of years.

Love it. Now just need to add a decent CB and it's a successful draft.

Hate to be a homer, but I feel like a lot would have to go wrong not to get to 11 wins.

Russell Wilson looks conspicuously low to me. I know he faded down the stretch, but placing him below Stafford and essentially in the same class as Wentz seems ridiculous.

Where's Tua?

I don't think we are drafting a running back after the Breida signing. I could see us moving Singletary during training camp if Williams flashes during camp.