Trogdor

Hyde and Poyer were both CBs that were moved to safety and excelled. Hyde was actually a pretty decent CB too before being kicked back. I would hope a college safety would be further along with the supposed DB guru McDermott.

Is it though? Or does the threat of a mobile QB require defenses to leave a spy and help the run game? Even a lot of the passes are from him buying time for WRs to work open. They still seriously under invested in WR and Cooper isn't a long term answer.

He is a high draft pick. Elam and Bishop shouldn't be that much of a drop off.

I came here looking for exactly this lol, he should never ever get a shot at safety again. He cost them big.

Is that just soaking?

I always see this, but what is the actual track record here? Poyer and Hyde were already good players, Tre obviously had a hell of a run, but Elam busting is rough. Hamlin never really came along, Rapp was awful last year, Benford was a god send find, and Douglas was already a stud. Honestly if we can keep fleecing GB for their DBs that would be great lol.

Hernandez and Gronk are either the best TE tandem ever or definitely top 2. Kincaid and Knox aren't even in the same building. Knox is a good blocker with 50/50 hands and Kincaid hasn't yet show any ability for yac. If he thinks that he can run that offense then we are in for a rough year. You want to do play action heavy that cool, but any decent corp of linebackers will shut that down.

Allen makes plenty of bad throws without the WRs help lol. I just hope he works more under center with a play action this year.

As opposed to the San Diego Chargers East right now? They haven't won anything yet, and the 9/11 jokes weren't exactly helping.

He had two good games but then a bunch of stinkers as well. He even had the coveted 0 reception 0 target game. You should really look at the game logs.

You troll a message board to...not read about the team? You could always just stick to listening to One Bills Live if you want straight homer content.

Not nearly in the same way. QBs do not develop the way he developed in that department. Brady was far more polished out of college and is still considered a lucky find so late.

That team was built so that he had to run because the line and weapons were bad. They poured a ton of money and capital into their defense that only really shined when playing with leads. The types of beatings he took definitely shortened his window. That being said, I think JA id s much better QB, but building Carolina 2.0 isn't going to get it done. Maybe this Calvin Benjamin will pan out though.

How? Getting into cap trouble? Not having WR weapons? This FO hasn't proven anything yet outside of the luckiest QB pick in history. JA is the only QB who got more accurate after college and is saving their jobs.

Pure satire I hope