JohnNord

What exactly did she say. It might be nice to summarize in a few sentences. There should be a rule against posting a video w/o any preview

That’s the idea IMO. Draft a rookie CB in R1/R2 and let them start. Solid depth and ST ability w/ Douglas and Jackson

Right… for that reason the buyout makes logical sense for management. I can’t figure out what the Jets are doing

If the company is just going to decide who gets let go and who gets bought out, why not just fire the people they don’t think are very good or overpaid?

I don’t understand the point of offering buyouts when they can just fire people. I know the Buffalo News offered buyouts to their longest tenured who were highly paid. But I believe they were members of a union so they had some protections. It seems that a transition to a new coach/GM would welcome an opportunity to review the organization and assess who they feel are not competent

gotta be the worst signing ever. Cleveland thought they found their franchise QB

The problem is Buffalo could come away with 2 CB’s or 2 WR’s in the draft. If that’s the case, you don’t really have a spot for either Douglas or Cooper. We know Buffalo will come away with 1 CB, and that Dane Jackson is the veteran backup. I definitely wouldn’t mind Jackson or Douglas as the CB3 and CB4. It could just come down to money - how much do you want to pay a CB4?

I’d be shocked if it’s on prime time… unless it’s one of those double-header Monday nights.

It not the same injury so Rodgers is not a very good comparison at all. But if you want to compare… the start of the season was some of Rodgers worst football and many attributed it to his torn ACL…I mean Achilles. Third, post injury Rodgers never returned to the level he was at during 2022 - which was a diminished version of the QB he had been a few seasons before. This is why many of us didn’t see the signing move the needle much for New England, unlike some who want to pretend Diggs is the player he was. I look forward to your response which will surely include “….but I said he might not work out!”

He don’t get a lot of things right

Aaron Rodgers did successfully return from a torn ACL in 5 months during the 2023 season. Source: Ghost_002

Palmer is a much different type of receiver than Hollins. He’s faster and is much better with separation. When Hollins was on the outside, defenses had little problem covering him one-on-one (Same for Coleman). Palmer can actually get opened. Also I don’t think Palmer is replacing Hollins in the locker room as “the glue guy” or as the blocker Mack was. He’s a good blocker but not in the same league as Hollins. So I don’t think he’s filling the same role. He’s going to get a lot of snaps on the outside like Hollins but pretty sure he’ll be used differently

Free Agency is fools gold more times than not

Sure - and Aaron Rodgers recovered fully from an ACL in 5 months.

Rodgers never had an ACL injury…. It was a torn Achilles. Also many doubted that he was ready at the end of the season