The Jokeman

Just like he ended up in Denver last year?

I'm all for adding a slot WR and even advocating for us to sign Greg Dortch if he's an UFA. I'm not done with Gabe but we do need to add some more weapons as to me our own viable ones for next year are Diggs, Davis (as a 2/3) and Shakir.

Renfrow under contract until 2026 with two voidable years. He's a good player but with a $13 million cap hit the next two seasons he might be a tad too expensive.

I meant Poyer.

Jimmy G with the Jets could be a possibility with the 49ers ties yet with a new OC it could be someone else entirely. I wonder if they'd pursue Tannehill who is obviously not going to be a Titan that much longer IMHO.

Siran is a horrible DB, personally if he wasn't a gunner on ST I doubt he'd be in the league.

If ARod didn't have the steroid stink he'd definitely be worthy.

I think Benford is going to get a shot at FS if Poyer leaves and we might also draft a kid in the top 4 Rounds to compete.

because with a lack of quality slot WR we might look to move the chains other ways.

Cameron Brate might be a cap casualty, he could also be a good 2nd TE here as I can't see him costing a lot of cap money toss in wouldn't count against the UFA loss/gain formula. Also he'd be cheaper than a WR. Thoughts?

Tua's not shown in 3 seasons he can last a full 17 games. Toss in he struggles in cold weather. I don't think they'd wise to go after Brady or keep Tua.

Ryan Bates can slide into the C when Mitch finally leaves. I can't see us bringing Singletary back with way Cook took over the starting spot in 2022 and with Hines coming in as a #2 more. We should draft someone that can compete for touches/be a hammer when needed but drafted later than sooner.

The biggest issues is the detractors rarely come up with a viable replacement. I'm all ears who people think be a better coaching staff for this team and why? I have doubts as look at KC's playoff game last year, trying to outscore teams in a shootout not the best way to win. The reason we've been so good in the regular season is our D and O both played better in the redzone than they did against Cincy.

Meyers is an UFA this season, I wouldn't mind adding him tbh.

A'Shawn Robinson from the Rams would be nice.

Shockingly he returns to New England, https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35516310/sources-bill-obrien-returns-new-england-patriots-oc Man Belichick seems to stick to "his" guys.

Knox isn't a great blocking TE which hurts, toss in outside of Morse and Dawkins the rest of our offensive line are average guys. I'm not sure if someone can teach it but Cook seeming always trips himself not sure why. if Singletary walks we just need a plugger. To me Chris Rodriguez Jr. would fit the roll and not cost high draft capital.

and the Browns taking Baker over Josh and the Jets taking Sam over Josh. No team is perfect in drafting.

He was a top 10 pick and he hasn't shown to be a consistent pass rusher. Jeffery Simmons from the same draft class has 6.5 more sacks in 5 less games with arguably a lesser surrounding cast.

Quinton Spain was good during his one season here, I don't think John Brown was over paid. I could continue but am sure you'd dispute it.

I'm a sore loser, I don't want to see any AFC to win a Superbowl unless it's us.

If a team like Indy hires Callahan gets at HC, drafts a CJ Stroud and offers Higgins $110 million would he walk? It's nice to think the players will give a "home town" discount but more than not they look to cash in.

It's because we don't have a backup TE worth a damn on this roster. Morris at best is a number 3.

I can't see Tee sticking around when his contact ends, obviously Chase is the alpha dog there yet Tee and Boyd are the guys that make your passing game the scary thing it is IMHO. Chase reminds me of Diggs in many ways.

We thought the same going into last off season but some how got Von Miller.