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He is by no means perfect, to me it looks like he is very poor att what he is poor at and very good at what is is good at. I take that over everything good but nothing above good. Fit is a question, Young is not at toss it up gunslinger. It is easy to imagine a 1000+ season with a guy like (prime) Wilson or Jake.

This is the key, average starting corners makes $10M a year (see Jackson, Donte). Unless they regularly gets beat deep, as every talking head will find a pff-type stat "it's a concern he was was best deep three times last season" to sound smart. We sometimes forget these guys are first and foremost looking out for themselves. And seeing a burner on the other side of the los will make everyone back off a little, regardless of what the coach said about the deep accuracy of the QB. And the cb like just as bad 5 yards behind the receiver even if the qb overshoots him by 10 yards.

He will be fine as a "pick up 4-5 yards"-guy with our new guards, but I for one is very tired of him running straight into the safeties. It is like he runs out of gas after eight yards and stumbles to 11 on his best runs. We need a homerun threat, if Sanders is not it I'm fine with a high draft pick.

Tens, if not hundreds, millions of dollars goes inte draft evaluation. And even with that half of the first 50 picks busts. Either everyone is stupid or it is just plain hard. Our problem is lack of a consistent plan. Campbell can hide a poor pass blocker on the offensive line because if he can maul the plan still works. Making a bad pick looking solid to good. Tepper got rich in hedge funds, in which cutting your losses and throwing money in another direction can work as long as you get lucky more and when. Sadly for all our sanity, he still thinks that applies here.

Time to let it good. There is nothing wrong with the trade with the Bears, we traded for the opportunity to draft a franchise QB and we got it. We just picked the wrong guy.

Yes, and that did not stop him from commiting the crime for twenty years before he was forced out. And do you seriously think he is the only owner committing it? Yet, he is the only one being forced out.

So the guy was drunk 9 years ago and made a fool if himself. There is nothing to see here, he does not have to run for re-election. Richardson's crime was never asshole behaviour. It was thinking he was entitled to asshole behavior.

True, I missed that 2024 was voidable. He gone

Chark has a smart agent, all his cap next year is already payed so we save exactly $0 if we cut him. So he stays, and we hope he can be a decent number four.

I'm so over all that. But Cotchery caught that **** ball!

This question makes about as much sense as asking if you want a RB awesome running over people up the middle but awful at receiving and making guys miss. Or a vice versa. This might be true in the 5th round but in the 1st you can have both. Yes, Campbell is a 10 in leader of men, but he is also an 8 in idiot savant.

As a fellow European. This is actually the first, and possibly only, thing to feel good about for the upcoming season. And don't worry about the quality of the game, we are starved enough for real football to enjoy a game between this years Panters and the 76 Bucs. Plus the beer helps

Hey, I hear the ESU Timberwolves are out there looking at well!

Sadly he was overdrafted as a wildcat qb, before everybody learned wildcat doesn't work. Imagine had he entered NFL today as a late pick, with no expectations, to a team with a creative OC. There is no reason not to think he would have had a solid NFL career as a gadget option.

Tag him and trade at the deadline, something contender will be desperate and give us at least a second.

Yes, but the problem is he learned it to well and overcompensate in the other direction. Most people will, if possible, avoid places with that kind of irrational behavior in the management.

He had shown he is worth one more year, especially considering we really have no option. Worst case we ride him to the first pick in the 2025 draft.

I don't understand the "let him walk and give the money to DB/Luvu" The tag is $20M. He is easily worth that, and it is no problem at all to sign all three. What else are we going to do with the money, it is not like we have a bunch of stars om rookie deal coming up soon. For the long term, the question is not "is he worth $30M" (he is not given today's play). The question is "can we get better value for $30M free agency". Sadly, nothing suggests that we can. For reference that we can afford all three, these contact come off the books and cap is increasing. (Even with Fitt pushing a lot of cap for mediocre played to 2024). Dead Money Name Cap Number Christian McCaffrey $18,352,250 D.J. Moore $14,625,000 Robbie Chosen $9,719,168

PFF is all about consistency performing the, assumed, assignment. Get pushed back 5 yards 3 times followed by splash play killing the guard and a tackle for 4 yards loss (usually ending the drive) grades worse than standing your ground with no tackles. Brown is a drive ender that lacks a little in consistency.

The trade was fine. We got the chance to pick a franchise QB for two firsts and Moore. Anyone needing one would take that. The pick however...

We can afford all three, sign long term deals for burns and luvu. After short I am a little hesitant to heavy physical freaks. Money does things to guys and it must be a lot of work keeping that body in playing condition. Will he really keep doing it.

So you think Teppers play is to do a Major League and move the team to Miami. In that case he has actually been brilliant.

We lost the third round comp pick for Bradbury by signing Teddy. That's the real cost, not the cash. But are real problem is drafting. If I claim we drafted 0 above average starts since 2021, can anyone real argue? Sure, Horn if he was ever healthy but other then him? Heck, I can change it to 0 average starters and, expect maybe Ikem, it still holds up.

This kind of representation is a very good way to prove a point that might not be there. If you show the entire axle 0 to 100% you can see that the difference between worst and first is surprisingly small. Just check the raw numbers, even for the fastest and very well scheme Miami offense 6 throws in 10 is NOT open. Yes our receivers are awful, but if you cannot hack throwing mediocre receivers open you will not have success in this league.

No, we have evolved from that kind of behaviour