DrDawkinstein

Jerry Rice may be a GOAT, but our Bills had pretty good WRs through that time. The subtraction of Bruce is a bigger loss to the team than what they would gain in Rice, imo. Smith goes #1 in a re-draft. At least in my world.

1. Cleveland Browns Original pick: Baker Mayfield, QB Reid's new pick: Josh Allen, QB It was widely known that the Browns would select a quarterback at the top of the 2018 draft, but which one they would select remained a mystery until NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the team was on the clock. Cleveland originally selected Mayfield, but we right its wrong in this re-draft and selected the best QB of the class in Allen. He leads all 2018 signal-callers in career passing yards (18,397), and his 65 QBR since his rookie season ranks fourth among all NFL quarterbacks. (Mayfield is now on his fourth team, and his 61.4% completion percentage since being drafted is 39th in the league.) And our 2 picks... 12. Buffalo Bills (from CIN) Original pick: Vita Vea, DT (TB traded down) Miller's new pick: Bradley Chubb, LB Sorry, Buffalo, you don't get Josh Allen in this re-draft. But you're still walking away with a cornerstone player in Chubb. The Bills' pass rush has been a glaring issue since coach Sean McDermott and general manager Brandon Beane took over, and the 6-foot-4, 275-pound Chubb has 28.5 career sacks. He would immediately boost the unit. 22. Buffalo Bills (from KC) Original pick: Rashaan Evans, LB (TEN traded up) Miller's new pick: Harold Landry III, LB We had the Bills grab a powerful pass-rusher in Bradley Chubb at No. 12 overall, and they now have a chance to build a superstar group with stand-up pass-rusher Landry on the other side. His 31 career sacks and ability to play in space fit as both a need and great value at this spot with no top quarterbacks or cornerbacks left on the board.

I'd nominate the Secondary as a possible answer to OPs question. If for no other reason than Hyde and Poyer being on the wrong side of 30 and coming off major injuries. Father Time is undefeated, and if either or both of them lose even a step, it will be a step back.

The only clip from the podcast you need to see. Our starting QB, everyone. GOT EM!

Ah, bummer. My childhood.... RIP OP missed a big opp to make the thread title "RIPee-Wee" tho

Our boy is everywhere. So handsome.

No love for Dorian Williams in here?

Great point on OConnell and Cousins. I dont think they're great but they did pretty well last year and certainly deserve to be in the top 10 over Payton/Wilson. I think #2 is the hardest spot to decide on. I guess I'd stay with the Rams because of McVay and what Stafford was. 1. Reid/Mahomes 2. McVay/Stafford 3. Taylor/Burrow 4. Siriani/Hurts 5. McD/Allen 6. OConnell/Cousins 7. Harbaugh/Jackson 8. Pederson/Lawrence 9. McCarthy/Prescott ... Then it's tough because you have some great coaches with bad QBs (Belichick, Shanahan, Carroll) and good QBs with meh coaches (Rodgers, Herbert). I'm obviously not a McDaniel/Tua fan. Might give 10 to Campbell/Goff just to get myself clicks, haha. Tomlin/Pickett is one to watch but the kid aint there yet. Dont even bother with any part of the NFC South.

I didnt click, but the big board is visible in the youtube preview in the first post. 1. Reid/Mahomes 2. McVay/Stafford 3. Payton/Wilson 4. Pederson/Lawrence 5. Harbaugh/Jackson 6. Burrow 7. Hurts 8. McD/Allen 9. Dallas 10. Miami my naming convention went out the window because i got sick of typing and thinking of names. dont @ me. 😜

Oh absolutely it is the coach that drops us to 8, and also the HCs in 3, 4, and 5 that have them that high. Josh is a top-3 QB. To be listed here at 8 only means one thing. And I think that's fair given McD's performance.

I have issues with numbers 3 and 4, but everything else seems fair.

I have no information and havent even watched a video of the injury, but I'm assuming this isnt much more than a calf tweak and he'll be fine.

Finished the season last night. All in all, great show. Loved the deep behind the scenes looks and access the players gave this show. Loved that, thanks to having Josh, I'm able to get back to being a fan of football again and not so bitter as I was through the drought. That all said, it was also a bit discouraging to see the level that the Chiefs operate at. With Reid as their HC, and offensive mastermind, it's obvious they are a step above everyone else. Even us and Cinci, who can play them hard and beat them. It's still the Chiefs' conference for the forseeable future. Doesnt mean we wont get our shot, but it means we need to be PERFECT to pull it off. And I'm not sure our coaches can get us there. We'll see. I'm not trying to be a chicken little, it was just a bit of an eye opener. Some jealousy mixed in there as well. One last observation, speaking of the Chiefs. So many coaches got so much facetime on this show. We saw a bunch of Reid and Matt Nagy in-game comments on the sideline, a ton from the Trainers as well. But through all 8 episodes almost NOTHING from Eric Bieniemy. It wasnt until Episode 8 that he got a couple of appearances, and even those were light/weak. I dont know what that means exactly, but it was noticeable. Nagy seemed much more like the OC than Bieniemy.

This is a bummer, especially given everything she's gone through in her life. Hopefully now she can find peace.

This is exactly what he shouldve said, and what I believe he meant to say, but boy did he miss the mark. And that short answer is exactly what caused the media and our own chicken littles to blow up.

And the Josh deal gets better and better

To that point, Daniel Jones touched the ball on 1089 plays last season. Barkley had 295. After Jones handed him the ball.

If you want to help running backs, you do what RB Chris Johnson did: dont let your kids grow up to be RBs, make them convert to WR when they hit high school. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2849372-ex-titans-rb-chris-johnson-wont-let-sons-play-rb-due-to-pay-gap-poor-treatment

I'm here for it

Congrats to Trevon and the Diggs family. Good on Stefon for staying home in Maryland to make sure his brothers had the support they needed to get through school.

No, he can be tagged again next year.

Haha, and from what I've seen, he would chuckle and absolutely agree with that assessment. I can't hate on anyone who is at least that self-aware of his dorkiness and leans into it. I absolutely appreciate how little he has talked about "faith" in this show. Maybe that is a Netflix decision, but it definitely helps him come across as more normal. Unlike all the weird stuff we saw out of Carson Wentz in Hard Knocks.

Watched Ep 4 last night. Focused on family. As a girl-dad it just made me like all these guys more, especially Mahomes. Also pretty cool with the deep dive they did into playcalls and all the studying and work these guys have to put in just to be able to repeat the words they heard in their headset. Love this behind the scenes stuff! This is EXACTLY how I felt about Cousins... until I watched this series. He's still a dork, but he seems much more genuine and down to earth after watching this. One thing is for sure, he is one tough SOB. Just sayin. The dynamic shown between Cousins and new coach O'Connell is super interesting. It seems most times O'Connell is barely tolerating Cousins, and usually Cousins in butting heads with O'Connell. Interesting! My predicition for Season 2 was Josh, McCorkle, and Rodgers. I think Josh is a shoe-in. But I'm SHOCKED Rodgers would actually give anyone as much access as Netflix has in this series. We'll see...

It's 120% of the player's previous salary. Google has this answer pretty easy. I'll add there is a caveat if the franchise tag number for that position goes up by more than 20% than the player gets that higher number. So it's minimum 20% raise, or a higher than 20% cap number. Not the addition of both. This cap/tag stuff is always interesting.

Well, 120% of $10M is easy math to $12M. Not too outrageous given his possible $11M hit this year.