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True, though I think for the first time in a long time that both franchises have the right guys in place (GM & coach). Houston didn't do us any favors in 2020, knocking us out of the playoffs then setting up Miami's franchise for the next decade with that Tunsil trade.

Hate this for us - NYJ and MIA absolutely loaded with 1st round picks.

Miami barely used Breida last year, though the most receiving yards he has had in a season is 261.

That's my guess... maybe throw 1T DT into the mix.

Legit competition in my opinion - career average of 4.9 YPC and is one of the top 5 fastest players in the league. We desperately needed speed out of our backfield and now we have it.

I like it!

Good stuff, OP. Thanks for posting the video and transcribing it (as well as including so many of the "ya know's" 🙂)

Some of the users on this site are truly insufferable, holy ***** lol. Getting upset over signing a guy w/ 5.5 sacks in 2020 for, at most, 1.2% of the cap.

I know he had fumbling issues when he came into the league... but per here, his last fumble was in 2018. Ball security is something guys can improve 🤷‍♂️

Haack is better at pinning the ball than Bojo is. Bojo has a stronger leg. Roberts is a big loss in the return game - hopefully McKenzie can fill in nicely. Hollister > Smith, Kroft. Sanders is as good, if not better than Brown Given all that (and the fact that we're going to add in the draft), I don't think we took a step back. When it comes to NE, MIA, and NYJ, everyone knew they would improve considering they were all in the top 5 in cap space.

Same. Had fumbling in issues in Denver, came here, worked his way up the roster, and has been able to carve himself a niche in a WR loaded with talent. Plus, his energy is contagious across the team, you can tell. I'm absolutely stoked we found a way to keep him around

Thanks for taking the time to write all of this out. I was going to before I saw you did 👍

Would have to think this means they're interested in the more notable prospects (first 2 or 3 rounds), no?

How did the Jets and Jags still have so much money to spend this offseason given what they've spent the last 3 years?

Did I miss something?

Considering he decided to sign with a team that has a definitive #1 guy, I'm willing to bet he handles it amicably.

Same. If you don't want to be here, 👋

Some more info on why we signed Haack vs. re-signing Bojo:

Interesting comments on the Bojorquez situation. Essentially, McBeane said Bojo had a good year but they wanted someone who wanted to be here long-term. (Said Bass is a young guy and that they plan on having Ferguson at LS for a long time.) So perhaps Bojo didn't want to be here over the long haul?

I don't think you should take too seriously anything they're saying right now. We're through the first wave of FA and the top DL have signed elsewhere. I'm pretty sure they're not going to come out and say anything other than what you mentioned, effectively showing their cards to the rest of the NFL.

lmfao

Counterpoint: the team is in their SB window and Allen is still susceptible to taking big hits. You gotta make sure you're team's SB chances aren't completely nuked if your QB1 goes down.

I'm a fan. Gg, Beane.

Perhaps they want a stud young WR on a rookie contract to learn behind Diggs, Beasley, & Sanders for 1 year vs. signing a top young guy, which would lock them into having two $10M+ receivers for the next 3 seasons? (Personally I don't think it's either scenario, but it's just a thought exercise)