Jay Roosevelt

Yeah, that stuff is worse than Tepper. Somehow.

They deserve more time. Am I completely sold? No. But we've shown more potential this year than we ever did under Rhule or Reich.

I don't want that crackpot on this team. He's washed at his age anyway.

After watching that abomination last night, it's clear the Panthers set D.J. Moore's career back years by trading him to Chicago.

Good lord. Even the 'best' of the offense is bad this week.

Cam and Josh Allen are about as similar as players get. I still think Cam was a better runner, though.

I'm not sure how much of this is on Evero considering the lack of talent we have up front, but it probably is best to move on at this point. I tend to agree that a return to a 4-3 defense would be a welcome change right now.

Compared to weeks 1 and 2? Yes, this was light years better. I'm not 100% sold on Bryce as the guy either, but the idea that the improvement we've seen since he returned to the lineup suddenly means nothing because of one bad game is dumb. It was a bad game by the entire team, but Bryce has had far worse performances. I don't think this fundamentally changes the trajectory of his career; it was one game. If you were sold on Bryce before this game, you probably still are. If you were convinced he wasn't the guy before, you still feel the same. And if you're like me and are hopeful, but not convinced yet, nothing has changed either. In any case, it was still only one game.

Not really. He was still considerably better today than he was earlier this year and for most of last year. The team as a whole played poorly today; the Bryce from weeks 1 + 2 would have have completely folded and finished with like 80 yards passing. That he didn't do that is another sign of progress.

As bad as we need edge help we BADLY need help at safety.

I like him better than Abdul Carter, TBH.

Why not get this taken care of before now?

I can see the new training camp drills now...

I don't see us picking #4. I think we win a game or two and end up picking #6 or #7.

Some of this is down to the scheme. The KC offense is 75% easy throws, screens, quick throws, etc. I feel like Dave Canales runs a naturally more aggressive offense in general that asks the QB to make more tight-window throws. To be honest the Chiefs WR corp is better than ours, but probably not by as much as you'd think.