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And people fall for it literally every time. Wanna know a big part of the reason why? Because every fanbase in the league wishes they had Stefon Diggs.

..... or you just want it to.

You do understand that Diggs tweets more about non-football life than he does football life, right? And "ready for watever" could mean a million different things having nothing to do with Football. Even people who are generally annoyed by Diggs think it's nothing.

There's no need to rush right now. There's still a lot of veterans out there that could fill the RB2 role. Ezekiel Elliott, Kareem Hunt, Alexander Mattison, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, D'Onta Foreman, Cam Akers - one of these guys will be left without a chair when the music stops and will have to accept what they can get. Just be patient and get the best guy and deal you can get. Braelon Allen and Audric Estime are two big bodied, powerful runners that we visited with at the Combine. I'm really high on Allen. If they can land one of them on Day 3, I'd pull the trigger.

I thought for sure he was retiring. I think he should. Not only because he's not remotely the same guy anymore, but for his long term health. Then I saw this: I guess if he can still get money - he feels like he should. Far be it for me to judge.

Plenty at the Wegmans at the Culver-Ridge in Irondequoit

And this is why Pro Football Network's Simulator is a total waste of time

I don't think that cuts it. I think he's going to command more than Samuel and he'll get offers with guarantees instead of incentives.

Simmons is going to get paid. Last I heard the Titans were courting him. I'm sure he's got multiple suitors he's playing against each other.

Nope. Samuel is a predominantly a Slot. Has been so his entire career. You can split him out Wide from time to time, but he's not a guy you can exclusively play there.

I REALLY hope he falls into Round 4, but I don't think it's likely. He'd be the PERFECT compliment to Cook. You don't find that blend of size, physicality, elusiveness, and strength every day. Guy looks like a Greek God.

The way I'm seeing it, we need: RB2 WR2 (Boundary) OG/C (1 Depth) OT (1 Depth) DE4 3T Behind Oliver 1T Behind Jones CB4 (Boundary) Safety (Starter) Considering where we were a week ago, we've made a LOT of progress.

$19m for both? I doubt it. And with Diggs and Samuel in house, I doubt Brown would want to be a possible WR3 when he can be unequivocally WR1 in Kansas City. When it comes to FA decisions, it's as much about what their role and usage is going to be as it is the money.

Solid move. But Hollywood's ability to stay healthy is always a concern and they're out MVS and Hardman, while still carrying Toney and bust Skyy Moore. Also lost Willie Gay and are probably going to lose L'Jarious Sneed. So I don't necessarily look at it being a situation of improvement, even with Hollywood coming in.

Yeah, I had a feeling this was going to happen based on his last Twitch stream. He was streaming Mahomes highlights and saying that he was "going to text Creed (Humphrey) in the morning". I'd like to think this might take them out of the conversation for WR in Round 1. But with MVS and Hardman as FA's, Toney being, well, Toney, and Skyy Moore seeming either a late bloomer who hasn't bloomed or a bust - they still have a lot of work to do even with Hollywood.

It would be either Sutton or a 1st Round Pick, not both. If you've got Stef Diggs, Courtland Sutton, and Curtis Samuel (not to mention Khalil Shakir and Dalton Kincaid) - you're not spending a 1st on a WR. One of those guys isn't getting many reps as WR4 (not to mention pushing Shakir to WR5). And you're not giving up that kind of assets, Draft pick and financially, for that role. We got Samuel. Now we get our Thomas/Mitchell/Legette type X and we're heavily upgraded from last year, while being able to utilize all 3 regularly.

A Top 10 Pick in the 4th tho

Wow. I mean, I can't fault a guy for getting that paper if it's being offered. But it seemed like it was clear, both from a results standpoint and from his own standpoint following the season - that he was done and was retiring. Maybe he feels that an off the bench, depth role where he can help youngsters transition is a role he can still play. But he's toast. And with the shape of his neck, you'd think he'd be worried about his life after Football. But, hey, who am I to judge someone for not wanting to walk away until they absolutely have to and earn more money if they can?

Mitch Morse - Replaced with Connor McGovern from LG Connor McGovern at LG - Replaced with OG David Edwards Do we need some depth Interior? Sure. Is that something you need to spend High Draft Picks on or something that will be expensive in FA? No.

Signings: WR Curtis Samuel - Washington Commamders S Mike Edwards - Kansas City Chiefs DT Austin Johnson - LA Chargers DT DeShawn Williams - Carolina Panthers QB Mitch Trubisky - Pittsburgh Steelers WR Mack Hollins - Atlanta Falcons LB Nicholas Morrow - Philadelphia Eagles IOL - Will Clapp - LA Chargers P Matt Haack - Indianapolis Colts Re-Signings: DT Daquan Jones DE AJ Epenesa S Taylor Rapp OG David Edwards S Cam Lewis RB Ty Johnson Free Agents Acquired by Others: WR Gabe Davis - Jacksonville Jaguars DE Leonard Floyd - San Francisco 49ers CB Tre'Davious White - LA Rams (Cut) S Jordan Poyer - Miami Dolphins (Cut) C Mitch Morse - Jacksonville Jaguars (Cut) CB Dane Jackson - Carolina Panthers LB Tyrel Dodson - Seattle Seahawks DT Tim Settle - Houston Texans DT Poona Ford - LA Chargers WR Trent Sherfield - Minnesota Vikings CB Siran Neal - Miami Dolphins (Cut) RB Nyheim Hines - Cleveland Browns (Cut) OG Ryan Bates - Chicago Bears (Trade) QB Kyle Allen - Pittsburgh Steelers *RB Damien Harris (Retirement) Unsigned Free Agents: RB Latavius Murray WR Deonte Harty (Cut) DE Shaq Lawson DT Jordan Phillips DT Linval Joseph LB Tyler Matakevitch S Micah Hyde

The only thing I hate about this move is the amount of people who now think we're set at WR and want to bang the table that Round 1 WR is now off the table. It's absolutely not. Samuel is a great player and represents the top end in both talent and price tag of a WR that DOESN'T preclude us from Drafting a WR in Round 1. If we had paid 13-23m a year for a True Outside WR like Davis, Mooney, and Ridley are and got, sure. But as a 8m a year guy who works predominantly out of the Slot - he fits perfectly into the price and role of a high end 3rd option, with the skill to be the secondary passing option if the Rookie takes some time and a floor of providing more from the WR position behind Diggs than we got last season. The plan this offseason was always to get Josh help. To go from a decent, yet limited core to a great one. Replacing Gabe Davis, Deonte Harty, and Trent Sherfield with Curtis Samuel and Mack Hollins doesn't do that. Samuel replaces Harty (in a BIG way) and Hollins replaces Sherfield. But we still need to replace Gabe with an Outside guy. We still need another big option and we're going to get one early in the Draft.

Like it or not, the most important trait to McDermott on Defense (and in turn Beane) is players who have experience playing under him in his scheme. That is always going to take precedent to this regime. Lewis is a backup. We'll still be filling a hole at Starter opposite Rapp.

Stefon Diggs 1 of Thomas Jr./Mitchell/Legette Curtis Samuel Khalil Shakir Mack Hollins 1 of Shorter/Late Round/Isabella/Hamler