SmokinwithWilly

Wouldn't you be?

Serious question. Am I the only one that noticed it looks like BY hops on a lot of his throws like he's trying to get the pass over someone? I thought I saw it 4 or 5 times in the 2nd half.

Cindy watches the same game tape we do.

Graduated from the Matt Rhule University of how to con a billionaire out of millions by pretending to know what you're doing.

Except our QB is the QB version of Muggsy Bouges.

I don't know why but I get Norwell vibes from Cade. Seems like he's going to play very angry.

If you look at all the best WRs in the league, the thing they do best is create separation. Thielen isn't elite but he's a technician at getting that step away from the defender. While getting those big home runs is nice, I'll take 6-10 yards per reception all the way down the field all day long.

Maybe trade a conditional 7th for a new hammy.

You don't need a true WR1 anymore. You need guys that can get open. Is it nice to have a Tyreek, JJ or Chase? Sure. But the Chiefs just proved you don't need it to win. A SB.

Watching him rock back and forth all game was pretty inexcusable too.

But he hasn't been a highly sought after asset once he was waived. He was picked up by the Pats, cut, then cleared waivers again. That's got nothing to do with our coaching change. That's the NFL saying he ain't got it. Fitts traded up to get him. It was also a panic pick. Fitts swung and missed.

That's not entirely true. MC cost us a 3rd and 4th and he's already been cut.

I don't think it's that they haven't evolved, it's more that there's only so far you can evolve when going backward. Offensive linemen have a much more difficult ask considering how much QBs move in the pocket, or out of it for that matter.

Easiest solution I can think of his skylights that can redirect sunlight into the stadium without compromising the domes surface, or grow lights, but those would be ridiculously expensive on power.

Looks like someone's been hanging out with Snoop and Willy.

There really needs to be cap relief for career ending injuries. Getting injured is part of the game naturally, but injuries like Luke's major concussion or this that ends up forcing retirement should be taken into account.

Tells me you've never done it or have the depth of understanding to know why someone would.

I would if the courses are open. But walking on frozen turf can damage it and striking a wedge or iron into the ground would probably damage your clubs. I'm still in shorts in 20 degrees.

If there's no snow on the ground, it's easy to do

That's the really sad part is it wasn't a hindsight pick. LT had been a huge need for years and Slater was an absolute beast at NW. I always thought he and Sewell were 2 of the safest picks in the draft. I think the thing that frustrates me the most is if you asked me to describe our team building philosophy, I'm not sure I could come up with any direction. It really feels like throw it at the wall and see what sticks.

Still cant believe Rhule said he didn't have him as an NFL tackle after being 2nd team all pro his rookie season.

Panic pick when all the edge rushers had been flying off the board. Fitts reminds me of the guy that draft a kicker in the 8th rd of your fantasy draft because he doesn't know who else to pick.

Id argue we needed a LT more than CB. Slater was sitting there available. The Lions crushed my dreams at 7, but we had been bandaiding that position for far too long. Having your LT get spun more than a merri go round is what this team had already been dealing with since Gross retired. JMO, but that was a far bigger need.

You don't overpay for running backs. They're a dime a dozen. CMC is special but was criminally wasted here. Dallas had an elite oline for years and as a result, had elite RBs. When that oline play dropped, so did their elite RB status.

Not really. Mahomes is the most recent. Love sat behind Rodgers and didn't look bad yesterday but it's too early to tell if that's an anomaly.