JohnBonhamRocks

Props on the successes and thanks for the answer. Studied film myself, but never worked in the industry. Good point. I do still think Hue is low hanging fruit for that.

Need to get him in here for intel on our upcoming opponent!!!

Dude's a doosh-canoe.

Director of Content or some such titled guy on WGR today said they will all be 15-20 minutes. Production-wise, what did you think was lacking?

From the user name to the profile picture to the post - A+

Really enjoyed the episode overall - good production quality. What I enjoyed most: McDermott comes across as pretty much the opposite of Hue Jackson on Hard Knocks.

As far as practical impact on the roster, if this does cause a suspension - or maybe even if it does not - I think there will be at least one Patriots HB who Daboll might want to sign out of Michel (will not cut), Burkhead, White, Jeremy Hill, Gillislee, and Bolden. Edit: Eagles, too, with Ajayi, Sproles, Clement, Matt Jones, Wendell Smallwood, and Josh Adams.

Allentown Artillery

I'm sorry, did you say Jared Creek?

They need to put him on the boat with the captain who looks like his brother in Deadliest Catch:

I bet this whole thing was orchestrated by a man in a hoodie... Darth Hoodie

Regardless of the outcome of this McCoy Saga, I support adding talent to the HB stable.

I don't, but I appreciate the Turd Ferguson reference. “It's funny because it's, ah, bigger than, ah . . . you know, a normal hat.”

I'll take "people I don't want trying to defend me" for 500, Alex.

I mean... good for social media?

If the Shady story has legs, then he'll obviously hire thugs to take a few bats to those legs. Obviously.

Or he can just defend himself and get any potential claims dismissed if it is false. And then counterclaim. And I bet get attorneys' fees.

I think it'll be Benjamin, Jones, Kerley, Holmes, Streater, McCloud, and Proehl. I also think it's not that bad of a group. Could it be better? Obviously, but I think Benjamin can be an average-to-good WR1, and although I cannot say Jones is a bona fide WR2, I'm not sure we need one, and I think in Jones, Kerley, Holmes, and Streater, we have four average-to-good WR3-4s. This offense can still run efficiently with a WR-by-committee approach and a strong supporting running attack. Whoever the QB ends up being, he can get to 4,000 yards with Benjamin getting 1,000, and C. Clay and Kerley getting 600 apiece, and McCoy and Jones getting 400 apiece, and Ivory, Cadet, O'Leary, Holmes, Streater, McCloud, and Proehl combining for 1,000. That's not outside the realm of possibility at all. Plus, just on size match-up alone, Benjamin, Jones, Holmes, and Streater make for a fairly daunting red zone crew. I honestly think the offensive line and quarterback play have a higher chance of holding us back this year.

Bring it on down to Allentown!

The Center battle with Groydine should be interesting.

I think they'll consider keeping 7. My guess is Benjamin, Jones, Kerley, Holmes, Streater, McCloud, and Proehl.

Watkins' production will obviously be Mahomes-dependent, but I think Reid will know exactly how to use him - screens, reverses, quick slants, etc., in addition to the deep threat.

In Nall We Trust.

Would be shocked if Jones did not make the squad. I echo the thought that he'll make it, whether it be as WR2, WR3, WR4, or what. I don't mind the committee approach. I think, regardless of what an ideal WR group might look like, that Benjamin/Jones/Kerley/Holmes can be an effective corps.

I think it'll be around 18-19 ppg.