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Nah, Beane said directly after the draft that they were starting him at WLB- that was always the plan. That's why there was so much confusion over the pick. He backtracked on that in the Spring a bit but they've settled on him starting outside. I think the plan is to slot him in the middle next year after he has some experience under his belt.

Hope he's more Jerry Hughes than Corey Coleman. Although Hughes was much more productive, but also a higher pick.

He was always going to excel in this portion of camp. The real test will be how he deals with physicality when the pads come on.

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Did you get an erection typing this scenario out?

Hines had been like a top 5 pass catching RB since 2018. He was more than just a returner.

That entire situation last year was bizarre. Attempt to sign McKissic, sign Duke Johnson, rumored to be in on McCaffery, draft Cook, trade for Hines... A very obvious attempt to stock the team with pass catching backs only to never throw to the backs!

Lol, not even close. You won the freaking World Series in 2015. And it's sad that Yankees fans are resorting to their string of "winning seasons." With their payroll discrepancy it would be an absolute shock to have a losing record. Maybe they can hang a banner for that, lol. A well run org is one like the Rays. A team that consistently competes without the massive payroll advantages. Not a team that just throws money around in the most idiotic way possible.

I wouldn't sell yourself short.

Amazingly Josh has 8 playoff fumbles to go along with 52 career regular season fumbles!

You are comparing two things that are not really positively correlated. Guys that run a lot of deep routes, that require more ball tracking, are not going to have high catch %'s. Deep balls are just completed at a lower rate than the short stuff.

I am too. I also think there will be overall run game improvements going into year two for Kromer. I think the transition last year was overlooked.

meh. 24 to 22 TD's while throwing 9 more interceptions and a comp % 7 points lower. Not even factoring in the MASSIVE disparity in receiving weapons.

2022 is very questionable that Carr was better especially considering Jones 700+ yards rushing and 7 TD's.

Ah yes, I'm sure a little banter about his biggest professional failure would be a real knee slapper.

Their top FA addition was on the offensive side of the ball as well as the majority of the FA additions in general, to go along with the top two draft picks. Offense was the priority this offseason, it was not half-hearted. Now you've moved your criticism goalposts from "they don't invest in the offense" to "I don't like who they invested in."

LOL, would you say this offseason was more focused on defensive acquisitions?

I believe that was a loss

I'm obviously more speaking to his entire body of work.

lol, are you really going to dig in arguing the character of Kadarius Toney???

Very true. Just another KC scumbag, nothing unusual here.

I mean there is a major difference in that something hasn't come along to make food and drink obsolete.

Hundreds?!?! Did your employment last a weekend???

This seems to be the popular sentiment but I'm not going to assume, had McDermmot said something else, that the media was going to be like- "oh, ok, nothing to this Diggs story then. No need to ask any players about it." It certainly wasn't a smart statement, and the press clearly ran with it, but this situation (going back to how last year ended) with your superstar captain is going to be a story regardless.

It's been beaten to death but KC last year is questionable