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That's fair, he can stay here one more year by default. But a splash move is needed for the offense and DeAndre Hopkins is the obvious move. If we have to make sacrifices elsewhere so be it.

Not a bunch of players. Just Oliver and Poyer. Hopkins' impact on the team would be much bigger than both of them combined, not even close.

They have to let Oliver and Poyer walk. Poyer is old and Oliver has not lived up to his draft status. Use their money to pay for a true #2 WR and build up the OL.

Go trade for Deandre Hopkins. What have we got to lose?

Just crazy how the whole team is unprepared for the moment. You'd think this was our first time in the playoffs.

Turns out we have a backup DL. I think Rousseau will take a big step next year after his 2nd full offseason, looks to me like he hit the wall this year. The rest of the DL is replaceable.

All that talk about 3 backup OL and this is the pass rush performance we get. It's really just embarrassing.

Just an awful play calling series in goal to go. 1st and 3rd down calls never had a chance.

2.7 YPC in the 1st half. Our run game has been bad.

We tried 2 checkdowns, one was tipped one was dropped by Singletary. It isn't going to work. It's just a narrative people came up with.

Offense needs to find some rhythm in the 2nd half. Deep pass game is not going to work. Get Cook on the field more, get the ball in his hands on quick completions.

We tried two checkdowns on that drive. One tipped, one off the hands of Singletary. Sorry guys but checking the ball down is not the secret to unlocking this offense. We are not blocking or getting open consistently enough, that's the problem.

That's an awful 3rd and medium defensive call. I don't understand that at all.

Our two most important DL are missing. It's making our defense non-functional.

There are no quick game options on 3rd and long when the LT is beaten off the snap.

Completely dominated in the trenches on both sides of the ball. It hasn't looked this bad all year.

Completely dominated in the trenches on both sides of the ball. It hasn't looked this bad all year.

Sigh. This pass rush without Von just isn't anywhere close to good enough.

What is with these random lower leg injuries popping up all over our roster this year? It's been non-stop.

Kelce had 1,100 yards in 2016 and 1,000 yards in 2017 with Alex Smith as his QB. His average yearly production has obviously gone up with a better QB but he is a great TE in a great system no matter who is throwing him the ball.

I'll admit I am a little worried about this. I hate that I'm not 100% confident we can take advantage of it. But this will be the worst OL we've played all year because of the injuries. They'll be in front of our loud fans trying to gel for the first time playing as a unit, and I expect us to throw the kitchen sink at them in terms of pass rush packages to try and confuse them. An awful OL performance can single handedly sink a team's chances and Burrow may be athletic but he's not an escape artist.

Three backup o-linemen playing for the first time together. Think Mahomes against the Bucs in the Super Bowl. At a certain point it's too much attrition to remain functional. Under normal circumstances it would probably be a pick-em game.

The whole national media is slobbering over the Jags performance, saying their fans should feel confident with Lawrence and Pederson as the future. Maybe I watched a different game because I wasn't particularly impressed with either of them. Looks like the same old Jags to me.

Case in point, could Keenum step in to our offense and lead a 99 yard TD drive?