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Shakir and Blackshear were as good as any of them IMO

As unpopular as it might be and obviously this could change, but I think think would play Crowder anywhere they needed a guy. He’s a very good player. It seems to not be going great here to start but I really hope we don’t do something dumb like cut him.

I think Poyer makes it (probably almost immediately after 50) but maybe no Hyde. Josh obviously, Diggs and that’s probably it. White missed too much of the year.

Elam looks good. Hard to take much from a game with such a mix of talent levels from both sides….but I like Elam out there. Shakir also very impressive IMO

You’d think 3 or 4 hotels close by would make sense.

I’d say Daquan Jones as a starter is a little surprising. Not saying there should be a clear cut guy that starts above him but I was curious to the move next to Ed. I’d say I wasn’t positive it wasn’t going to be Settle

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All Things considered I’d say Trey White has been. Slid way down and got an elite player at a very important position and also got another 1st. Millano certainly as well

The feeling of having football back is incredible. The way everyone acts excited about the super bowl…that’s the end of football. This is the start of it. The most football is left right now. Got to appreciate it…soak it all in

Any word on how Cook has looked? More specifically running the ball? I’m assuming the pass catching option this is a borderline given. I want to know if this guy can turn into the whole deal here

It’s going to suck if all these teams take advantage of the alternate helmet and we don’t.

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I will always appreciate Tyrod for being the QB to end the drought. They will never go away. All of a sudden we got a few years of really good football and we seem to forget where we came from. I still remember how bad it was and how long we suffered. Tyrod wasn’t Josh Allen but he was the guy that ended the suffering and I will always be thankful to him for that. Wish him the best

I think 2 bye weeks is an easy one. It gives the NFL another week of the season and gives the players more time to rest. That should just be an automatic one

More basing it on what he was as the coach in Minnesota. Also the rare times you can visibly see McDermott get hands on and call the defense. And the level of pressure and intensity increase.

Our defense has been pretty good since he’s been here and he’s one of us so i don’t want to just go all in here…but why would he get hired again as a head coach? He’d be an old retread that runs a soft shell zone, zero aggression, no fire, stands there like a wax figure and was a bad head coach the first time? Now he’s the DC of a loaded team with a defensive minded head coach that is no doubt pulling the strings. Almost every good QB has all day to just get comfortable and make throws. Thankfully our cover guys are excellent. That covers up a lot. I hate his conservative play calling and often wish McDermott would just completely take over this defense. We could definitely do worse, don’t get me wrong. It’s not as if the guy is bad or anything….but why would you hire this guy as a HC? He seems like a great guy and he’s performing pretty well in his current role. But good coordinators are sometimes just that. He got a chance and pretty much showed why it’s not worth it.

If this team fired off 90s throwbacks with red helmets, they’d sell out every piece of merchandise in a week

Every time there was talk about adding weeks to the schedule, I always said why not throw another bye in. That way the nfl can technically stretch the season another whole week without even adding a game and the players association would take it to counter the safety issues of playing another game. I’m not sure why there already isn’t two. It’s a win-win for the league and the players.

We just have to get 1. Can’t look back 10 years from when this ends and think we were right there but didn’t close it. This time, it has to be done.

Tua is absolutely super accurate. I wouldn’t doubt that Hill is right. The biggest issue is Tua’s arm is about as strong as Chad Pennington’s, after all the surgeries. The guy is definitely very accurate or else he wouldn’t be in the league. His arm strength is as poor as I have ever seen and I feel like it will keep him from ever becoming a decent NFL QB.

Im going to go with guys at positions we aren’t currently strong at obviously to “build the perfect team” -Mario Williams -Shady Mccoy -Tko spikes

ESPN plus is pretty good. Really helps a lot for sports betting with the NHL and College basketball

I think the simple fix, keep all the equipment on and just play decently full contact but put flags on. That way there’s no grey area when the play ends

3 rules Id change if it was up to me… 1- overtime: you play 10 mins. Whatever the score is it is. You can have the ball 1x you can have the ball 5x. It’s plenty of time. Stop the other team. It’s that simple 2- pass interference: never have I understood the rule of having to turn back to the ball. A guy has you beat. You are running towards him to catch up, the ball comes over your head and you don’t turn around…it’s pass interference. Why would you ever turn around? You are already beat. As long as you don’t touch the WR, it should be a good play. 3- fumbles/lateral/arm going forward issues: make every ball that doesn’t go past the line of scrimmage a fumble. Even if it’s a forward pass. You don’t reach the line, it’s live. Then none of the questions about arms and angles and what not, ever come up.

I kind of figured the last few years, the 1 year “retirement” thing could become a trend. Whitten did it. Gronk did it and kind of messes around with it and the idea of it all the time now. Take that 1 year. Reset, give your body a break. And then come back fresh for another chance at it. You can’t beat Father Time but giving your body a year off might prolong a guys career.