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"By far..." (LOL) Corral is the most talented of the bunch. He can put the ball in tight windows, is a master of play action, and can throw the ball accurately and effectively on and off script. The only thing Willis really has over Corral is that his lower body is stockier.

Some of you continue to sleep on Corral. You better hope we take him. Otherwise he'll be a thorn in our sides for years to come in the city below sea level.

You might want to listen to Simms' QB analysis if you haven't.

I'll take Corral over them all.

The Texans really like Davis Mills. If he had stayed in school, he could have credibly been the first QB off the board in this draft.

Your post speaks to a profound lack of understanding regards the situation. He wanted to play for those that supported him. It was all about his team. He wasn't going to willingly let them down. That has absolutely nothing to do with intelligence. Maybe it wasn't the smart move...if you believe a player should only think of himself, but, again, it has nothing to do with intelligence.

Take That Love To The Corral!

If they give up more than a fourth this year, or next year's third, I'm going nuclear on the FO. It better include them taking Darnold as well.

This is EXACTLY the trade I thought of today while I was at work.

Wouldn't get my hopes up on Shi making a major impact as a receiver. From Fitterer's comments, they really are trying to find a place him, and they're hoping that he becomes an adept punt returner or gunner. Shi needs to find his niche on ST. They apparently see him as a WR4.

Baloney! There will be at least one QB in this draft that will be a legit starter. There basically always is.

Have we forgotten BC (if need be)?

Mariota is a free agent; Minshew is not.

I'm down. Should be signed to backup money and no picks involved.

Darnold has already been a major error, and he absolutely is an excuse. At the same time, if we willingly trot Darnold out as starter again, Rhule is done!

Not really. Gettis ain't got anything to do with this conversation. Unfortunately the young man got hurt, but he did flash with lesser QBs than Moore has had. I said it's a "good resigning". Certainly you aren't suggesting anything more. I find it interesting that you used words like "trashing". Moore has proven to be a solid WR2. Neither you nor anyone else should really have a problem with that. I think that's fair. And, as always, I call it like I see it.

Good re-signing. But people need to stop saying he's a WR1, because until he puts up more scores, commands double-teams and can take over a game, he's simply a solid receiver that hasn't quite met his potential. I'm not going to whine about the money; receivers are being paid. Just know, there are some pretty good receivers out there making the same kinda money who can potentially not only sway games, but take them over if given the opportunity. It's past time for D.J. to move to the next level.

I'm not going to get overly excited about any of it. Expectations will remain low unless a pro-level QB starter is added to the mix; and even then, like always, we won't know what kind of team we have until mid to late October. The moves have been decent. Still scratching my head over Thomas (Hooper signed with Titans for one year and 6 mil), but I'll have to live with it. And I wonder why only one year for Bozeman. I will say that it's been better than last season, but it has to be considering the mess they made of the coming draft with a dearth of day 1 and 2 picks. But perhaps Fitt can pull a few rabbits out his fat ass there. We'll see.

Hmmm

This is nothing but a thumbs-up.

Honestly, it's moving that way anyway. If you have a franchise QB, he's going to be with you, and you're going to pay him (unless he's on a rookie deal). Watson is proven! So, he had to be paid. No reason to get mad.

Willis is rawer than raw. Plus, he's not as accurate as I'd like. Been there, done that.

That's pretty much how I feel about Willis.

Brady was always deadly from a clean pocket, and struggles with pressure up the middle (like most). He had arguably one of his best seasons of his career, notwithstanding not getting to the Super Bowl.

All is fair. He's just a sore loser.