Fenrir

Eh, I wouldn't be so sure. Dalton is mega-ass (versus Bryce being ultra-ass) and this does little to improve our outlook for the season. But he can occasionally complete a pass, so at least it's something.

Had to be done. Trade him and see if we can get any assets. This will break him mentally and he’ll need a fresh start anyway.

Cannot keep doing a revolving door at HC and GM or we’ll never escape this purgatory. Have to give Canales and Morgan time to see if they can develop talent and build a roster. That said, Bryce hasn’t shown any signs that he can develop to be a franchise QB. They need to address the QB position in the draft, since it appears they are barreling towards the #1 pick.

Plummer should not spend an additional moment on the roster. Horrifically bad…

I love this organization and this team has meant a lot to me since I was a kid. My first game was in Death Valley in the inagural season. That said, I can't blame the city at all if they tell Tepper to kick rocks. My fandom wouldn't follow them, either. Once the they leave the Carolinas, fug em, as far as I'm concerned. Truly hope it doesn't come to that.

Sanders and Cam ain't even in the same galaxy. Sanders will have to have a Jayden Daniels-type breakout to go #1. With the team Colorado is trotting out there, I don't see it. The thing he does have going for him is the Big XII next year is not the SEC, but even with that fact, I don't see a nearly 5000 all purpose yard season and Hesiman win in the cards.

The issue is that there aren’t any elite QB prospects next year. I think his leash is longer than a lot of fans realize…

Couldn’t go into the season with our RB room, but trading back up for a RB is head scratching.

This.

Chargers going JPJ?

I know this is about Legette, but I can't get over what a legend Luke was/is. We were unbelievably fortunate to watch him suit up for the Panthers.

Holy reach Batman.

I honestly believe Caleb Williams is a bust.

The sad part is that fans with Photoshop often produce way better looking unis than teams with their massive redesign budgets and marketing firms.

Agree with you here. It's critical that Canales harp on team culture and team building. I believe he will, hence why I'd be comfortable with the pick.

1000% worth the risk. 1st round talent in the 3rd-4th rounds? Sign me up.

Texans and Broncos updates were turrible. Broncos throwbacks, though, were a thing of beauty. Should be their primaries.

Very deep WR class. I think there are very good players sprinkled among the 4th-5th round ranges as well. Barker from UCF, Thrash from UL, etc.

Tremble and a drafted TE would have good potential. I think this is an underrated TE class. Not as good a last year, no, but I think some steals are going to come out of it. Time will tell…

Good depth. Still need edge help in the draft. Isaac is tempting at the 39 slot. If we went Frazier and Isaac with the first two picks, I would be thrilled.

He would be a significant upgrade if we could convince him to come back home. He has been unlucky with injuries the last few seasons, but that's an outlier for his career thus far.

If you can land a first for this guy, you absolutely have to move him.

Couldn't watch the Hawks game, but did see the highlights. 1.) Miller is going to be a perennial All-Star. The Paul George comparisons scoring-wise are looking spot-on. He needs to continue an NBA strength and conditioning regiment and continue growing on the defensive end, but my goodness, we got a great player. 2.) The acquisitions from OKC were the perfect shot in the arm this team needed. They bring energy and Tre Mann has tons of potential. Excited that he was part of the trade, I think he's going to be a long-term starter for us. 3.) From a Tennessee homer perspective, I like the acquisition of Grant Williams. He brings energy and hard-nosed play.

Interior OL absolutely has to be addressed in this draft. At least a center and guard need to be selected (Powers-Johnson is the dream pick at 33, even before a WR, but I unfortunately think he's gone at that point).