Xerx

First day on the internet?

DH Makes it: OL Tylan Grable - Athletic Freak, won't risk losing DH Cut: S Mike Edwards - Bishop wins the job, Hamlin shows enough to be backup, Cam Lewis is 4th...Hyde is around for break glass in emergency

I'm not certain it was clearly getting out of a $30m WR contract versus getting value before you cut a 30yr old WR about to need a 3rd contract 25yr old getting 2nd contract at 25-30m isn't the same risk/issue

Eric Moulds

1. Doug Flutie - the love affair people had for him because he was short, will never make sense to me 2. Sammy Watkins - single handedly has ruined this fanbases appetite for trading up (good and bad really) 3. Vontae Davis - have some damn respect for the team and quit on Monday 4. Kyle Orton - sliding on 4th down behind the stick...are you kidding me right now

I think for them to get up into the top-10. they would need to make two trades First into the teens and then up to the top-10 If that was going to be the case, I don't think it's happening at the draft table We'll know of the first move before then and they'd still need to be okay drafting someone in the teens at the cost they gave up, if the other deal fell through which is most likely draft day dependent on the board

absolutely not along with world cup, two most dreaded time of the sports calendar absolutely no interest

Etienne fantasy value going up

I'm not sure this applies in 2024 that LT is most important OL position, it used to be for sure when QB's where far less mobile and stayed in pocket. The game has evolved quite a bit, evading a quick beat off the edge is far easier than one up the middle With how much shotgun Allen prefers to be in, his blind side isn't as open as a straight drop back. Elite offenses/QB's seem to have a high level center was more often than not as well over the past 20 years

"We need to get younger" Beane trades a 27yr old career back-up for a 5th round pick "No, Not that way"

You must be fun at parties

T.O.? Does he still have the key?

Oliver, Rousseau - snap counts need to go up I know this is a Mcdermott thing, but you have to let our best players play Absolutely, no reason these guys can't be getting 75-80% of the snap count

I think it's a safe bet when looking at other teams "breakout" players little limited historical data to support this at any level is to remember our own guys like this. Just always remember Robert Foster All teams have these guys in flashes

Wouldn't yards allowed after contact add a lot of context to this number?