The Jokeman

Mitch has missed two games, by comparison Feliciano has missed seven.

Who does Miami have at WR again? And which OC is calling plays?

Fair enough, I'd be okay with a WR in Rounds 5-7. Tops on my list would be D'Wayne Eskridge.

Solid points, me I cut Butler and Jefferson and rework Addison. I then add Dewuan Smooth at DE and add a TE like Gerald Everett.

Sewell is a questionable top OT per Daniel Jeremiah who rank one better media draftniks. That said I'm not a Tua fan and if I'm Miami I pounce on Fields if the Jets take the kid from BYU.

Ferris Bueller you're my hero. Yet seriously I think this a wise move for Miami as very low risk tbh and likely means they won't use a 1st Rounder in OT come April. My gut says it's going to be DeVonta Smith.

How many weapons at WR do we need? To me we need to improve our OGs, TEs on offense toss in 2nd CB and pass rush and likely replace Milano and could do so with pick 30 before I'd even think of help at WR.

They gave up a 2021 7th Rounder and get Wilson and a 2022 7th Rounder.

Please Cleveland isn't that smart, he'll get his $43 million per season and they'll trade Beckham and let Chubb walk in a few years and then wonder where their offense went.

However, the actual efficiency of his play during his time in Detroit was hotly debated. He earned PFF grades of just 45.5 and 45.7 in the past two seasons and was specifically a vulnerability in coverage while providing little pass rush (3.0 sacks in three seasons). https://www.prideofdetroit.com/2021/3/8/22319964/detroit-lions-release-christian-jones-russell-bodine

Idk Byrd had more INTs his rookie year than this kid in four years. Yet if mean likely over paid for production as can't remember him making many plays against us.

Next contract up, it's the nature of the industry.

Kroft not being active down the stretch tell me he's gone. I think we could go hard after Gerald Everett as seems like he'd be an upgrade to Knox or if looking for a shorter contract maybe a Richard Rodgers who might not be better than Knox but has a chance to be more consistent.

He could be another Percy Harvin or Coradelle Patterson. That said I'm not putting WR as our top pick.

If I'm Seattle I give Russell his wish and toss him to Vegas for Carr and a bunch of picks. Even with Josh Jacobs I can't see Russell improving that team because Chucky is unstable and Mayock isn't a great GM by any stretch based on his draft record.

Yep I think we benefitted getting Kelly because him going off the USFL allowed us to be worse and then add guys like Bruce and Andre and Reich etc in later drafts. Yet to me Marino was a better QB then Jim by quite a bit. Yet Elway will be the best of that class.

Le'Raven Clark from the Colts to me is a veteran we should look at if we let Neskhe walk as he's younger guy who's played Tackle and Guard for the Colts.

Williams was second time all pro in 2017 so his resume was stronger than what we had. Toss in he played OG for the Panthers in 2019 he looked like a low risk high reward signing. At worst he would have been a backup at best he'd return to his All Pro form. He became somewhere in between. Personally I keep him over Milano since to me he's a better talent and think Milano is easier to replace.

I would have mentioned Mike Peca but I just looked at his wikipedia page and appears he isn't part of the organization anymore, he's working for the Capitals as a player development coach.

and the Bills drafted Tony Hunter before Kelly.

Brown's a cut candidate and McKenzie and Davis are UFAs. I wouldn't be shocked if we get a kid on day 3.

Beasley getting cut mid season would make him higher on my list.

No joke but he ran the same time as Tom Brady, 5.28.

If we don't bring Ty Nsehke back I'd like to see us take a chance on Le'Raven Clark from the Colts, as he has played both guard and tackle for them. He might never be a full time starter but think could be valuable backup piece.

Where he belongs, the bench.