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yeah on the field dude was an absolute monster and is IMO a top 5 all time WR. What he was able to accomplish in his career with the QBs he had and literally never playing in a pass-first offense was unbelievable. Also set the tone for winning and actually giving a poo about winning -- something I cannot say at all about our passive fuging players the last half decade. Luke was actually very similar in that regard (on the field). The difference was Luke could obviously just immediately switch personalities into "normal person" mode and Steve can't. Based on everything I've seen he's a douche off the field but still one of my top 3-5 favorite players of all time. Nothing he does will change that.

My exact reaction

He gets a bad rap because of the SB which was 100% on Ron/Shula not adjusting and getting him help. Dude was great for a waiver wire pickup veteran UDFA.

In a vacuum each of the guard contacts is fine and don't get me wrong I love investing in OL and DL, but I'm not really a fan of paying 2 guards big $. Pay your tackle(s), go younger/cheaper on the interior. But otherwise generally agree

Kupp seems like a no brainer

I would've just kept Hekker but whatever

Hallelujah

On a cheap 1 year deal to see what he has left in him, yeah sure.

The term "literally" has lost all its meaning these days. There are plenty of reasons a player could want to come here

Happy to keep him but definitely risky to make him the highest paid CB in the league and give him the 2nd most guarantees behind Surtain... Obviously when on the field he's an absolute stud and deserves it, but I would've liked to see him string a few healthy seasons together before giving him the big deal.

I'd trade our 3rd for Metcalf. Rams 2nd wouldn't be the worst price to pay either but still a tad steep for me.

Well, the whole Necas and Rantanen fiasco was a massive massive blunder by Tulsky. That said, it's one that this team can easily survive and forget about soon enough. But hopefully it's a wakeup call for the rookie GM and he actually learns a lot from it. Hopefully Stankoven proves to be decent but man just such an underwhelming return for giving away Necas. Rantanen is a bitch but whatever I don't blame him, he didn't owe us anything or ask to be traded here. Our fault for trading for a pending UFA without having contract discussions with him before the trade.

Nah still Haula

Gettleman drafted McCaffrey though

He was a really solid long term Panther who was always a team-first guy. Sad to see him go but this is absolutely for the best. He never quite lived up to our expectations (which may have been unreasonable considering how spoiled we had been at LBer before him), but he was ultimately one of Gettleman's few good draft picks and did contribute to our last 2 playoff runs.

I don't think this says anything about Bryce. I think it was already obvious we're going into next year with Bryce as starter, but if he doesn't silence all questions this year I think the plans at QB may shift, especially if we have a high pick in 2026. I suppose I still wouldn't rule out Cam Ward this draft but that seems highly highly unlikely. Dalton is a solid backup at that price whether it's Bryce or someone else in the room with him. Honestly, not even a terrible bridge starter either if Bryce sucks next year and we move on but don't want to throw a rookie QB in '26 to the wolves.

what do people think of walterfootball?

Hakeem Nicks and Greg Jennings all over again

I think it's pretty damn obvious that our main focus this offseason needs to be improving the pass rush. Brown back healthy will help but we still have absolutely nothing at edge rusher. Eagles just dominated a super bowl entirely because of an elite 4 man pass rush. Yeah we could use receivers, another corner, whatever but all of that should be secondary to pass rush. I don't follow college much until looking at prospects closer to draft season -- who are some guys we could target in the first few rounds?

the game is already over but my lord that was an atrocious call. refs have been significantly in the eagles' favor this game

that's probably game. turning it off like millions of others

Chiefs lack of discipline is losing them this game

Wrong again, pal. Your comments on this topic show you know nothing about it. It's all the force on the players in the middle's joints, backs, necks, etc. Personally I don't care about the injury aspect of it, it's a physical sport, modern day gladiators and all. It's an incredibly boring play and even if it was us running it successfully all the time I'd want it banned. But when the only way the D could stop it is banned because of injury reasons then you gotta also ban it on offense. Just a stupid stupid play with the rules as they currently stand.

Because one pass was a little low? lol

Seriously, Kelce is a massive liability for the Chiefs' offense. Let Noah Gray have his snaps and they'd be better off