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Of course. And then sign Knox until he retires. Gronk's mentorship will take Knox to new levels.

Has probably already been said many times but Kyler has always struck me as not very intelligent. He's a lot of other things too, but his inability to handle himself like an actual adult that isn't completely self-absorbed at this point just points back to intelligence for me. He's a 24 year old millionaire that publicly pouts, something ain't clicking. If you need examples just listen to pretty much any interview with him, particularly the older ones. Rough.

"Frat" Matt Stafford is redundant and doesn't roll off the tongue well. The correct nickname is simply Frat Stafford.

Definitely looking for Samaje Perine over the best receiving group in the league for the most important play ever. Pretty stoked we don't have to hear about how amazing Burrow is all off-season, hopefully. Congrats LA.

Think I may go as well if this happens. Frankfurt airport is so easy. Grab a train and have fun.

Agree that we probably need two solid RB pickups. Devin's a keeper and he's earned it, but then you still need a bruiser and a more dynamic speed back since Devin isn't necessarily either. Moss is supposed to be the bruiser and I hope he can get it done but he needs somebody breathing down his neck in camp, somebody that blocks well and bulldozes for 4 ypc. Moss needs to be that dude or gone before Week 1. And then you still need that home run hitter, and considering how close we are, I'm open to anything up to and including Saquon, but I'd prefer a top-3 round draft pick.

There are a couple of great freeze frames on Twitter of the older women behind him melting into smiling puddles. Hard to dislike the fact that our QB is gaining popularity. I hope he does less commercials than Baker and Pat however, and I trust that he has the right instincts to navigate over-saturation.

Keyshawn seemingly capitalizing on everybody's collective Nick Wright hatred, I can respect it. He's almost a borderline respectable talking head now.

Not having a gaggle of annoying family members can really help too

Our boy knocking it out of the park once again. Even that voice crack was more endearing than nervous. What a legend.

Didn't say anything too crazy and made some valid points but I've noticed that this is kind of his thing now. He goes after people on Twitter and makes all kinds of dramatic comments nowadays it seems. I wonder if he's trying to boost his personality for that next step, which isn't a bad idea considering he's a rather untalented, undrafted journeyman.

To each their own of course but having played football, soccer, and baseball...you do the least in football in my opinion, especially if playing a single, specific position. It's 4 seconds of play followed by a whistle. Soccer is nonstop. And pitching is grueling.

You folks truly don't know how good you have it. Maybe not all of the pizza is awesome, but I live in a metropolitan area of 3+ million people in Denver and there is truly, absolutely nothing. I would take an oily Buffalo 6.5 over anything that I can get out here.

Good lord after reading this thread and article you can place me firmly in the Burrow is incredibly overrated camp. Burrow also has quite possibly the best rookie WR of all time at his disposal who may not be receiving enough credit himself, but either way, I bet he lays an egg this weekend. He's a tier below Allen and Mahomes and I suspect Mahomes to make that very clear on Sunday.

Was gonna say, I'd take peak Goodwin for a year with Josh Allen. I remember him having some good games in San Francisco but honestly had no idea he was only 40 yards short of a 1,000 yard season until a minute ago.

Hanging 50 on the Chiefs is also an option with this QB. Totally agree with your point but you also need to naturally keep up with offensive attrition and continue to arm the eff out of Allen every single year moving forward. 35-40 pts is the baseline in a game like this so yeah I think you do need to constantly improve the offense. Maybe air out KC instead of trying to stop them.

Got to continue to load up Josh with weapons like the big boys do now that he’s clearly one of the best in the league. Emmanuel Sanders tier isn’t going to cut it. Arm him, get crazy like the Rams do. Take a WR/TE in the top 2 rounds for the next decade.

Yeah my stomach flipped as soon as KC got the ball. It was over in a shootout like this. I guess if your D isn’t gassed then it could work in your favor. Tough to worry about the rules though with those 13 final seconds screaming in my face. We deserve a dumb coin flip after that.

Yeah, laughing stock is extreme. Just check the temperature on Twitter or whatever social media wasteland of your choice, this team is getting respect if anything. He’s got one more last chance by my count. Totally understand how some may have wanted that to be this year, but there’s no way he can Marvin Lewis his way to 2 more playoff losses. SB or bust, and I hope his staff is switched up for the run.

I honestly think we’re short 1 or 2. KC and LA are truly loaded. We need to grossly overdue it, we don’t have enough game breaking talent on offense - Gabe Davis super emergence included.

He’s incredible and a true #2/even 1B talent but the general receiver fluctuations and inconsistencies are interesting. Does his emergence mean Sanders was a dud? I kind of think so considering how quiet he was after the first few games. Beasley disappeared for most of the year, Diggs disappeared tonight. Knox is all over the place. If we could have ever got 2 or heck even 3 of these guys going at the same time we would have been unstoppable. I appreciated Beasley tonight but between him and Sanders we need a younger, serious upgrade to go along with Diggs/Gabe/Knox (maybe McKenzie)

Expected extreme takes aside, I’m open to some coach shuffling. Can’t trot the same staff out there again, it’s clearly not enough.

Devin Singletary, first tier 1A back. So awesome to watch his emergence this season. So shifty.

I'm truly surprised that he lasted this long and I think that's what it really comes down to - the Packers lost because they're not a very good organization. They're going to be awful when Rodgers leaves.

When Rodgers inevitably leaves will the Pack immediately become the worst team in the NFL? That roster is pretty awful, I do agree with the thought that ownership hasn't really done Rodgers many favors. I could see them reaching Jacksonville/Houston levels without old manbun at the helm.