kungfoodude

They were to bad teams.

I just saw a legit punch thrown by one of their special teams guys on the KR.

Manning, Raiola and Sayin are Day 3 guys. That's a very weak group, IMO. This is the same tired crap that has been being pushed for the past few years. Most of these big classes have fizzled even before the draft. 2026 is a prime example.

That was a legit 15 yard penalty. The U still dirty.

BPA across the board. Hyperfocusing on positions for each round is a good way to have a Gettleman/Fitterer/Morgan disaster draft. Brady isn't hiring a college coach.

The college football to NFL jump is the biggest in all major sports. It's incredibly difficult. Especially with zero NFL experience.

Edge is extremely weak this year, on paper. Very, very thin class. OT looks very good, maybe one of the deeper classes in a few years. We have to do well in the draft/offseason again or it will be a slide backwards.

Carson Young. Lol

I just hope we take OL seriously this offseason. If we don't, it might be a long ass year.

Cignetti is too old to be an NFL coach, nor should he really bother. He probably would have been a good one but he toiled away in lower level CFB for too long to be on NFL radars. It's especially unlikely because he has never had any NFL experience of any sort.

This QB draft looks very weak. Moore, Mestermaker and maybe Maiava are NFL caliber guys. The rest of that bunch are Day 2 to UDFA guys. Shades of 2025. Everyone claiming it to be a strong draft based on guys that returned to school in a weak QB draft. That's the draft you posted to an absolute T.

This is incorrect on all counts. Cignetti is 64. He will not be on almost any NFL radars. Especially considering his $12 mil/yr contract.

ESPN's desk almost all picking Miami. Indiana by 21+ confirmed.

That's nonsense. We have Wharton playing NT at times, so there is no such thing as a misfit in an Evero DL, apparently.

Hendrickson would be a very good signing for a team that is looking to boost their pass rushing efficiency. That isn't us unless Evero is gone. There will never be pass rushing efficiency with him as DC.

Hafley off the table.

I think it would be an interesting switch. I would imagine CJ's rookie year would have been horrible, since he apparently cannot operate without a good OL. Well, that was early Bryce, no OL. But it probably would have improved over time. Very likely CJ would not have looked very good here at all. It's a tough spot for most QB's. Bryce makes it look tougher than it actually is, certainly, but it isn't a good spot for any QB.

That is one of the most delusional posts I have ever seen here. Literally.

Bryce is trending upward....ish? You know, like a ripple in a lake after you throw a small stone in. CJ is almost a direct line downward. He had been declining steadily since his rookie year. This playoffs was a literal fall off a cliff.

You sound triggered. Maybe you need some therapy?

Choice #1: Neither. Choice #2: Bryce Choice #3: CJ I can tell you that three weeks ago I would have never had them in this order. But, I have never really seen a meltdown of that level over two games. Delhomme at the end, but that was one. This was so much worse. He didn't even belong on the field. That's a massive concern.

It's a cakewalk now. All they have to do is not fug it up. But....that was the Texans before CJ Stroud went HS QB level in a two game stretch.

I was genuinely pissed when it happened. We have too much invested in that guy to jeopardized his future here. Especially down BC and Ikey for likely most or all of next season.

Wonder if this was a FO move or an ownership move. I do think it's a mistake.