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  1. Cook doesn’t seem like a “process” guy. I’d love to see what Johnson and Davis could do with those carries and targets.
  2. His half efforts in the playoffs mean that he will never be a Buffalo Bill again. Dude is a complete nut job, glad he’s gone.
  3. They will let Cook walk. You have that summed up perfectly. I struggled with how to make this point and you’re right. His ceiling is lower than his floor, thus the inversion. Thanks for articulating it better than I.
  4. Edmunds is a player with inverted potential levels. Very high ceiling and very low floor. His football IQ is terrible; read, recognition, cognition are terrible. (I’m glad he’s gone but he still signed a massive contract) if you think every player we draft or sign has to be a superstar, your logic there is terribly flawed. I literally wouldn’t even want to go down that path with you because it seems that you’re here to only argue. Understand that assembling a roster is like filling a bucket with rocks. If you only put very large rocks in it, you’ll only be able to fill the remainder with gravel. You need a combination of large, medium, and small rocks to maximize the roster. This is Bill Walsh’s philosophy that is the modern roster building philosophy of the NFL. To call the GM of our team inadequate because he doesn’t have all pros at every position is the most ######ed thing I’ve heard in my life, football wise. We have a talented roster; talented enough to go deep into the playoffs year after year.
  5. Edmunds got a massive UFA contract. Your understanding of player exceptionalism surely must be based on contract dollars, no?
  6. So now we have to factor in future injuries and if you don’t know that the modern ProBowl is a joke, I just don’t know what to say. Come on bruh, BB ain’t perfect at all, but he’s a good GM and perfect for our situation. Read “The GM” by Ernie Accosri, Beane is old school and I’m happy he is. I’m serious about the pu$$y thing. Try it out. It will be a game changer for you.
  7. I’d like to Thank Uticaclub and mike10times for reminding me why I shouldn’t ever post on TSW. I’d like to ask if either of you have ever seen a real life V-JJ. It’s important, try it.
  8. Well, it does give a couple presumably younger players a chance to really showcase themselves. We just have to pray we don’t suffer a rash of injuries at this position in camp and preseason.
  9. It’s mikie10times. Dude, get a grip. You’re the world’s largest Annoyatron.
  10. Bernard. Benford. Troll.
  11. You’re all about signing guys to big contracts - other teams’ UFA’s - so I thought I’d toss TE in there. By your standards, he a sure-fire HOFer. Fella got hella money, right? You just want to argue. Wait, did my wife join TSW?? Becky, is that you?
  12. Tre White, Matt Milano, Edmunds, Oliver, Taron Johnson, our two tackles, Shakir, Rousseau, and some asshate named Allen. Stop trolling.
  13. Homegrown talent is the best talent. Don’t be a hater.
  14. This is spot on. Fill the roster with as many proven vets (not necessarily all stars, but guys who have played) as possible, stack draft picks, and go into the draft with as many options as possible to ensure he doesn’t “have to” draft any particular position. The only holes we have currently are boundary corners, which I expect to be addressed now. Then, if we get through camp with little or no lingering injuries, he can trade some would-be cuts for future draft capital. Rinse and repeat every offseason.
  15. Situational pass rusher to keep him away from long drive abuse. Kind of what VM has been.
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