kungfoodude

I don't care about position. Give me BPA.

Day 1 or Day 2 elite guy, 100% fine. Do I think that is reasonable based on the class? No.

Look, am I gonna be super upset at him being cut? No. But he has been one of the extremely few solid players on our front seven. That ain't worth a raise or a long term extension but it's probably worth not tinkering with when there are significantly more overpaid players on that side of the ball(Wharton, Brown, etc).

Agreed. But, the cost to upgrade should be very small.

Most of those guys will be available at oue 2nd round pick too.

Davis was a converted safety and a very high level athlete, though. Hopefully he tests out well.

Evans is very cheap and arguably as good as Tremble. Sanders is a bust. If Tremble is very cheap, no issue with a resigning. Still need an upgrade, though.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47676216/bucs-qb-mayfield-takes-swipe-falcons-coach-stefanski-post

He doesn't. He is also one of the extremely few effective pass rushers. Tremble is as JAG as JAG gets.

Robinson would be a mistake to cut, IMO. He has actually been solid.

No. We rely primarily on pass rushing 3-4 players only and not on blitzing. It's an Evero issue. I am dead serious, the way we play defense probably would reduce Garrett to a 10 sack guy.

Yeah, that could definitely be plausible on all counts.

It's a two year uptick(although this year it was WAY up). My recollection of a lot of his missed tackles was going for the strip rather than actually tackling the person. I don't think it is concussion related, I think it's discipline and technique related.

Based on, Bryce? I very much doubt it. Do they try to do things that are tailored towards him, well, obviously so. But I don't think if you look at his Tampa offense and his Carolina offense you are going to see a bunch of differences other than perhaps Baker's willingness to stretch the field slightly more. If I recall correctly, I broke that down previously in here and it wasn't this gulf that people assumed it was. I do think the plays are limited but it's because Dave Canales designed them and is calling them. Do I think Bryce would be better in other NFL offenses or paired with other NFL playcallers? Absolutely. Do I think that will lead him to being a franchise QB? Absolutely not.

Do you have a video of the play? I am not recalling it specifically.

Horn's biggest issue this past year was just tackling and Chris Olave. Outside that, he was typically very good. He allowed a significantly lower passer rating this year versus last year. He was almost across the board better except for....missed tackles.

That was a different playbook, brother.

I mean...I think the far more likely explanation is that he thought Bryce was about to throw the ball. Bryce has taken some BIG hits in his career and some this season, as well. Not to mention, with this cutesy sideline run BS, he has been courting some of these big hits to attempt to draw flags. In general, he is rarely getting blasted because he is fairly elusive, scrambles to throw often and doesn't take a big hit to get a big throw/completion. He is going to the ground or hucking some duck in a general direction if he is about to get walloped.

If you have watched Stroud the past couple of seasons, I think his confidence well has been leaking for some time now. If you look at his overall production it has decline year on year and he just doesn't look comfortable very often. Some of that is loss of OL but it's not like he is getting David Carr'ed. This is the lowest sack rate he has had in his NFL career. It's hard to explain the absolute meltdown he had coming into the postseason. I haven't really seen anything like that other than Jake's one game meltdown and Carson Palmer's wild 2015 two game meltdown(6 TO's against us alone). Both of those QB's didn't last long as NFL starters after that. Not sure what will happen with CJ but I do genuinely question if he is mentally shot. Young's mechanics are unfixable because he(and his team/QB trainer) don't agree with anyone else on his footwork issues. They believe he is doing what will be successful for him.

I'm curious to know if McDermott was sacrificed to save Beane's skin. The one thing that may be the case is that Allen may just not be one of those QB's that is capable of hitting that next level. If so, Beane is probably doomed in the long run, as well.

Oh my God, the ghost of Patrice O'Neal is also now doing Kohler ads. fug, I hate AI.

I would say that's a little bit of a stretch but I am sure he enjoyed the freedom that someone like Peyton Manning traditionally did. He was still not the actual playcaller, just had significant liberties. I am perfectly fine with them taking Evero off our hands and gifting us two compensatory third rounders but I don't anticipate that Brady is going to want a defensive oriented HC, especially since they just had a defensive oriented head coach and Brady saddled him with an "offensive guy" of his choosing in Chip Kelly. We will see how it works out but I do believe most of the scuttlebutt that they will want a HC with an offensive background, especially with a young QB. That's not uncommon at all.

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Bryce Young is our Josh Allen, bro. Dan was here for that fiasco.