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He outplayed what we put out there the last couple of years

Cook is a gamebreaker and impact player. He tied for the league lead in rushing TDs last year. He is also motivated in a contract year. He could be key to winning a championship so IMO, we shouldn't move him just to get something for him.

Six DTs on the roster in 2025?

I think he was a fan at 4-6 million though, wasn't he?

Didn't Cook's brother Dalvin, do the exact same thing and ruin his career? You would think little brother would learn from that and work out a good deal at a place he fits in. Instead of a few more million, for one or two years, turn eyes on a potential HOF career.

Can't be sentimental if we want to get over the hump. He was in a reduced role this year and we didn't see much. Also, who do you take off the field to put him in for third downs? If he takes a pay cut and plays a reduced role, he needs to be a special teamer as well. He was worth the flyer but it is time to move on IMO

You have to play special teams in that small a role. Also, are you taking someone else off the field on third down for Von?

All in on Garrett. Even if it is three first rounders. The problem is that our 1st rounds are more like 2nd rounders when you compare it to other suitors.

But they have the World Champs in division. I think Buffalo represents a better opportunity for him.

Just because I was so excited to see him in a Bills uni and got nothing for it, Shawne Merriman

Nailed it! Peterman then Troupe close behind for me

13 from LA in my experience. Worth it

I'm not his biggest fan for sure. I also live in Denver

Didn't we lose by three points and due to an awful ball spotting error? Are we really that far behind when you only lose by three points? This analysis is also just looking at the Chiefs highlight moves. What about their bad ones? What about the Bill's good ones. The Chiefs roster is littered with guys who treat women like crap and have despicable character. I don't want us to do it their way.

We only lost by 3 points. Mahomes stats are almost the same except for a few runs. He played well enough to win, just not well enough to overcome one egregious error by the referees on a game changing call.

I like the point but I am wondering if the Eagles did this?

This was the safest and best call? Did you not see Josh about to chest pass the ball back to Cook when he was stopped at the line? If he tosses the ball to Cook it could have been the play that sunk the season and would have been talked about FOREVER. It was obvious Josh did not believe in the call and was going to try to do something spectacular to overcome it.

...and if you are calling a timeout anyway, challenge the spot and it serves at the timeout

What does that do to the culture on the coaching staff? Also, after one year of making 6 mil, what is his motivator for year two?

RGIII, case and point! I like expanding it, but also why not make it transparent?

I am sure biomechanics played a big part but I think there are other variables in play such as, 2nd year in the league, 2nd year in the offense, better wide receivers year over year, multiple coaches (OC, QB, Quality), a full year of coaching at the NFL level compared to fresh out of Wyoming, etc, But the jump is certainly remarkable.

Cell mate?

From the two biggest cheaters in football history, still trying to cover up their unethical behavior. There is integrity in sports, but not in New England.

Tommy Doyle with a TD grab, nice! Forgot that one.

One good full season as a coordinator locks up a head coaching job? He might get some interviews but I think he sticks around for another year.