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Brown was hurt. That’s sort of the crux of the collapse of the line.

We shouldn’t go for need at that spot. Good teams become good teams by drafting the best players. You can build around the best. the Lions had a run of years selecting WR after WR. They had great receivers, but still couldn’t win. You dig a talent hole by drafting for need. This is still why I think drafting Young was a bad idea. could have brought in the new coaching staff with Darnold and I can imagine we would have been better off than we are now just keeping that pick and our future picks. Point being, draft the best. Trade up rarely.

Tyler Warren... If you have this many questions about pass rushers in the 1st round, none are worth it. Go with the sure thing. Help your young QB.

Against Barrett and three fingers? Also not a bad duo.

So he got to two Super Bowls? He’s horribleeeee.

Remmers was good, except for one game. And that one game was against a defensive line with two Hall of Famer pass rushers.

Tyler Warren may look like Hockenson, but he is quite a bit more polished and fluid of an athlete.

If we draft Tyler Warren then we get one of the best receivers in the draft and the best tight end.

Of course we are drafting Warren and Skattebo.

He would take Jeanty because when you have one running back who is getting paid, you need another. I want Warren though. That’s doubling up on one pick because you get a receiver and a tight end.

Perpetually injured? He was injured just in 2024.

Safeties don’t change games. Corners don’t change games. Wide receiver is a maybe but if you take Warren you get a 6’6 250 lb receiver. warren is BPA. You don’t reach for need in the Top 10.

I watched a lot of Bills games with my father in law. Martins numbers are down because he didn’t have to punt a lot and when he did he was usually punting into a small box. The Bills rarely go three and out which means he likely usually punted from the 40 or more.

The front 7 isn’t bad. We need to draft Tyler Warren. that’s my takeaway.

From App State, where I grew up going to games, watching him punt. Watching Armani dart around and making eventually making Chad Henne look silly, and forcing Michigan to hire Rich Rod in an effort to cash in on the spread option offense. The change in AP Poll rules allowing FCS teams to get votes in the FBS Top 25. It’s always big to see someone local on the Panthers, but apparently only Tar Holes and Game Hens get to be homers about it. Sam Martin is a great NFL punter as well. He’s not Hekker but he’s very, very good.

I only want Becton to do it because he is 360 lbs and like 10% body fat somehow. Dude is a literal giant.

APPPP STATTTEEE Suck it.

Fitterer is far from the worst, and you won't know anything about Morgan and how he's done for another two years.

You can't base anything off of "one year". Except for Reich, who clearly wanted Stroud because Stroud fit what he wanted to do.

The Bears traded back, and I have a feeling it's going to work out for them just fine.

This was his first season playing where he was healthy. I have never seen anyone be given more chances to get healthy than this guy. I don't know what contract he will get, but someone will be gambling that he will be available. If he could be had for back-up guard money, I'd go for him quickly, and use him situationally as an extra tight end. If he can't be, that's fine. In my fantasy scenario, we have completely remade our offense under a new and improved Bryce with an Offensive Coordinator (Canales) who finally figured out how to run the offense later in the year. I can dream. And all of my dreams have been wrong. We will not get Warren, Skattebo, or Becton, and all three will be major contributors wherever they go.

I don't get why people are mad at him for taking the contract he was offered. He was benched, and instead of pouting, he worked hard behind Hubbard. He was a team player despite signing a $24 million contract. Give the man his due for that.

Literally, there are figuratively many ways that players would want to come here.

Honestly, the style of game that Bryce plays, I could see Kyle being a huge benefit. Having a true H-Back that can stay in and block, catch, and run at times? At this point, I'm all for going more physical on offense, as I was under Wilks and in hoping we would retain him. I think getting Kyle, drafting Skattebo and Tyler Warren, and picking up a shifty receiver to learn under and around Adam, would be all this offense is missing. I'd also like Mekhi Becton. I don't want him to start. I just want him as an extra tight end in goal line situations with Tyler Warren and Cam Skattebo lined up in the backfield to take either the tush push or to do a sort of wild cat play. You could also have Kyle back there because he can both block and catch. That would be a nearly unstoppable force within 5 yards of the goal line, every time.

Tyler Warren would be BPA at that spot, I do believe.