The Jokeman

I'm watching it now and indeed it looks craptacular so am definitely going to pass.

yeah too bad the Chargers don't have anyone with the last name White so he could cover them to add another on White.

Freiermuth has been hurt most of this season so doubt he'll be in the 1st round discussion, he might fall to Round 2 which would help us no doubt.

Which thankfully haven't turned into anything great in recent memory.

Would Mahomes survive Rick Dennison? If we drafted Mahomes I doubt he gets one year off and not sure our coaching staff do him any favors.

The Patriots could complain too when they lost Cam Newton due to Covid. Not that am siding with the Patriots but you're right that consistency is not there.

I get it, I'm justing saying I prefer this look https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pinterest.com/amp/pin/454793262353022590/

I'm guessing from video it's white on white, I would have preferred the standing Bison with white top and blue pants.

I don't want KC or Tennessee. Other than that don't have many worries.

I'd rather sign Dalton or Fitz before Trubinsky.

Tua's been a game manager thus far.

Tua and Baker to me are question marks. I could see Cleveland giving Baker a second contract yet he's an Eli Manning as he's good but not a top end guy and might not have the clutch gene Eli seemed to have. Lamar likely stays in Baltimore but if their defense starts to level off he might not amount to being middle of the road type.

Bruce Armstrong had his moments against Smith too.

I think you mean Josh McCown.

I'm not dismissing his importance to the defense yet for what it's worth Bryce Paul and Aaron Schobel had more career sacks than Bennett in less NFL seasons. If want to throw in Super Bowls in the mix Willie McGinest played in 2 more seasons had more sacks and played in one less Super Bowls than Biscuit and won 3 vs losing 1 yet don't see him as a HOFer either.

Who was better Curtis Martin or Terrell Davis? I go with Curtis because he had a longer career of success despite Davis' better years are better than Curtis'.

I agree Biscuit had a good run of a few years of production but not HOFer.

Andy Reid has a better track record than Flores and Alex Smith is a better journeyman QB than Fitz. I agree sitting Tua because of injury concern is wise but if he's healthy it's not as you need to see if got a Watson or Mahomes or a Trubisky sooner than later.

One could argue by having the surplus of picks we got from Teller allowed us to trade for Diggs. While Teller looks better than what we have now it was hard to project that his rookie season. If anything I'd say it was a wash.

In today's NFL sitting QBs and allow them to learn from the bench is a luxury that most teams/HC can afford because of coaches being on a short lease, teams wary of giving a QB a franchise type QB contract if they haven't earn one etc. Instead it's prove you can play or we find someone who can. TBH I think Josh being forced to play his rookie season accelerated his development as we were able to learn his strengths/weaknesses sooner than later and then surround him with the talent he needed to produce.

Jordan Matthews pre Buffalo was a good slot WR in Philly at 6'3. That said I suspect he gets cut and signed to the PS and possibly replacing *gasp* Duke Williams.

EJ Gaines might be back next year as a veteran option but I'd still sign another one. Kevin Johnson might be a guy to consider bringing back or maybe him and another guy if have health concerns.

Levi's ideally a depth CB as don't think he has great speed, he does have good quickness though which sometimes allow him to make a play on a ball to prevent a reception but he's not always great at it. Essentially he's inconsistent which to me makes you more of a backup than a starter.

Steve Christie because he's married to my first cousin's wife first cousin. So I guess I could say am related to him via marriage yet he wouldn't know me from Adam.

LB, CB and TE. I'm on a work break so don't have much time but the draft name at TE that I like is Kyle Pitts from Florida.