MrEpsYtown

Was going to write the exact same thing.

Vance Joseph was the early rumor, but it looks like the Cards and Browns are after him. Personally, I think they should try to hire Chuck Pagano.

RT - Daryll Williams is really obvious and I hope he comes here. I think there is a chance we hire Ray Brown and I think Brown would help get him here. Brown tutored him into an all pro. He's a huge upgrade. Massie, Hart, guys like that are not massive upgrades compared to Mills, the same way Williams is. I like Josh Wells of Jacksonville as a guy who deserves a shot, but he's probably more of a swing guy. G - Glowisnki is really a great fit, but I think he's going to be a tough add because the Colts have so much cap space. I think Spain is a bit more realistic. While the Titans have some cap space, if they extend Spain they will have two highly paid guards, and I'm not sure they will be willing to do that as they have a number of other needs. I like AJ Cann too. He's improved each year and with Jacksonville's cap crunch, there is very little chance he comes back. But I've said a few times, my preferred route to getting a guard is trying to trade for one like Forrest Lamp or Alex Lewis. I would also bring in Luke Joeckel for competition at the bottom of the roster. C- I'm a Mitch Morse guy. I've watched a good amount of KC games and he blocks very well. He is a former college left tackle at Mizzou, so he has more skill than your average center. Mahomes does run for his life a lot, Morse is still locked onto his guy most of the time. He fits any scheme, is versatile and athletic. He's had concussions so that's a red flag. But for a team like ours, he is a huge upgrade and well worth the risk. He's still young and fits in our window. I think KC is preparing for his departure as they extended Austin Reiter and the extended Cam Erving early in the year. I like Paradis, but he is a zone only center and he is unlikely to make it to free agency imo.

Just like Alabama will beat us, they know nothing. They watch zero actual games and the analysis is just hearsay.

I could totally see this happening. Honestly, there aren't too many veteran 3-4 guys out there. It is not a good idea, but I could see it. It's crazy that they just moved to a 4-3 and are now going to be a 3-4 again.

Im not sure they Wil move Tardif, simply becuase they will have to eat too much cap. They have about 40 million so they are in a pretty good spot. But Tradif is owed a good chunk of change moving forward, so it is possible if they want to get out of that contract already. I think thye are are more likely to let Mitch Morse walk and try to fill his position with some of the extra guys who have been playing for them this year. I'm curious if Jacksonville would be willing to move Brandon Linder, as they are seriously strapped for cash and he could fetch an actual return. Jeremy Parnell is definetly going to get cut. But Parnell is 32. There will be other cap casualties, but it's too early to tell at this point. In terms of trades I think two guards will be available. One is Forrest Lamp of the Chargers. He's a former second round pick who got hurt and is blocked who isn't getting a shot there. The other is guard Alex Lewis who I do think Baltimore will be willing to move becuase they aren't likely to re-sign him.

Okay so assuming Gase grabs Dan Rizzi, we got to be all over Brant Boyer.

I think he will get Darnold coached up. I think marriage of him and the New York media will be fun to watch.

This. I mean a lot of people were hoping Kugler would come and bring Paradis...well Ray Brown is the guy who turned Daryl Williams into an all pro 2nd team player. He also got Andrew Norwell a ton of money. I like Brown and I want Williams to take over RT.

Yeah Capers seems like the game may have passed him by, but yeah an experienced guy is a must

Conley has those nearly 34 inch arms, 45 inch vert, at 6-3 and runs 4.35. Perfect guy.

Yep he coached under Arians in Pittsburgh with Harold Goodwin. Makes a ton of sense. He had no connections to here besides being from the area and being fired from here once.

It would be interesting if they hire Rex Ryan and they suddenly suck again.

Two things, Kugler isn't a Kubiak guy. He was hired in 2018. He may be an Elway guy. Also, during his time with us, with Broncos, Lions and at UTEP, he hasn't really ever done anything. I don't mind the hire, but I'm not sure that not getting him is a big deal. I just want whoever is going to come and work with Daboll to re-install a power run game. Second, Paradis is not a Kugler guy, he's an Elway guy who was on the practice squad until Gary Kubiak and Rick Dennison came to town.

The common theory is that Cory Carter was going to win the job in pre-season before they claimed Bojorquez. I think most fans are expected an open competition between the two of them next year.

Fangio is a great fit for the defense they have in place. I will say this, that Kubiak being the OC makes it way less likely Matt Paradis hits free agency. He is a smaller zone center built for and drafted for Kubiak's offense.

His guys are Rick DDennison and Frank Pollack. I assume he goes after one of them.

Kugler is not a Kubiak guy per se. I'm guessing Kubiak brings back Rick Dennison or Frank Pollack and Kugler is let go.

Came here to write this exact same thing.

The offense is dying for complimentary players, not big time #1 receivers. I want a guy who is smart, is going to be in the right place, and will go up and get it when it is thrown to him. Chris Conley is his name. Free agent from KC. 6-3, 215 and a 4.35 forty. He holds the combine record for a 45 inch vertical. He's a super smart guy with an awesome personality. He's been kind of buried on the depth chart, but does have 5 touchdown catches this year (catches and TDs would tie him for second on our team). He does have a good amount of experience, he just falls low in the pecking order of guys to target. He's 26 years old and has a good relationship with David Culley who had a big part in his development in KC. Conley is the exact type of guy we should be adding to our corps. He's not a look at me guy, he has size and speed, good strong hands, and is a very intelligent football player. Perfect fit for the guys we have now and our quarterback. Here's a great article from Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/darrenheitner/2015/03/04/georgia-wr-chris-conley-is-the-most-intriguing-player-in-the-2015-nfl-draft/#1a8780632171 The guy oozes process and has a ton of athletic upside.

I think LaFluer. He is stepping into a really great situation with a quarterback like Rodgers.

As long as he gets an experienced defensive coordinator, I think he will be fine.

I think the problem with targeting certain positions is that you are drafting for need. Was Josh Allen the BPA when we traded up? Probably not, but teh rules for drafting quarterbacks are different. Tremaine was targeted as a position of need, but was the BPA at the time. It really was a case in which need and BPA matched up. Although they left some pretty good players on the table when they drafted Phillips. I see what you are saying and I do think they will target centers, guards, receivers and tight ends, but those players simply will not be near BPA in the first round this year. Not even close. And that's the issue. If you trade down, fine, but you can't reach on players of need because it is detrimental to your programs as a whole. Again, if you look at their drafts, it hasn't been terrible, but all of the regime changes and a cheap owner kept the organization from keeping their own. There are no 5 start linemen in free agency and there are no 5 star linemen in the draft. I am willing to overpay for an average player in free agency, but not willing to pass on elite talent in the draft in order to draft for need.

Yep. That's like 90% of the league. Still had 3-4 personnel as their base though. Big nose tackle etc etc.

I'm getting ready to pilfer their defense as they got from a 4-3 to a 3-4.