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Dustin Hopkins knows the drill, 3 missed FGs at the dome. he's tanking for the browns. please let him get the aints a win so we pick ahead of them. the browns are able to move the ball but cant finish. winston doing his thing though. the browns will get wins with winston.

yeah Frazier was my dude. strong nasty, technical C. lots of playing time. but got a RB for a few games this year and 3 mnore years after. oh and signed a RB long term this year too. brooks got to be damn good for that to be worth it now. and while i think he can be a bellcow, it make investing in all the RBs vs other area an issue. we have one of the better lines atm. if it was frazier at C, my goodness we would be set for a long while. this year has a 2 OC im looking at Jake Majors , and Bryce Foster (massive, nasty streak, really want)

Really low bar of 220ypg in year 2 So on that list its (11): Mayfield Lawrence Goff Carr Herbert Darnold Stafford (2nd healthy year, far over in rookie year) Burrow Purdy Mahomes Stroud (so far in 2024) not on 2024 of 220ypg+ list but 31 or under and did in year 2 (5 Murray Winston Watson Lock Mariota so what 16? That list has some duds there too. Also, it's passing some old dudes (Dalton, Flacco). It passes late start guys: Love, Rogers (old), Cousins (old). It passes Prescott (many over 220) and Wilson (many over 220) who were over 200 but not 220. also Jackson, an MVP that Young wont sniff as a runner to augment the rushing yards. J. Allen who jump came year 3, but had rushing yards in year 2 that Young wont. the list of more than 180 ypg in year #1 while starting 10+ games is larger young had 5 of 16 games with over 200..... less than 1/3 were 200+ yards........ its a problem. glad he had a game where he didnt totally fug up. but we are still needing a lot more the 2nd half of the year.

we have both been on the huddle for the teflon john era, its now teflon bryce era. what ever it is (other rookies, the OL, OC/HC, scrub WRS) there is someone else to blame for the sub par performance.

eh, would not shock me if 1 of the top 3 QBs works out between Ward (successful in 3 stops already), Ewers, or Sanders. i still have doubts on all 3 atm, but lots of games left.

eh depends on the cost and what the selection is. ward, sanders, ewers are the only ones in play right now imo. as of today, im not moving up for any of that lot. but there is a lot of games left to see what they all do as the pressure mounts for them all. then again i was all for standing pat in 2023 and not making the trade. let a non QB come on down and ride sam/walker+1 for another year and build up. gosh how that could have been. stroud may have been worth the cost, idk.

the fact this is lost on so many is infuriating. all pick have risk its a given, but getting all the earliest picks you can means you get to set yourself with the best opportunity to get it right. we screwed up last time, royally. does not mean we will again. hell the texans showed what you can do with 2 early picks in 2023........

Evero hate is maddening. we have 0 offense and its Evero's fault all the time that his bunch of rejects from the couch are getting burned. think if we find the mythical starting QB thats eluded us for nearing a decade (yeah 2015 level cam is not a decade away), and evero gets to draft some help on defense, there is a chance this team is ok. knew going into the year the d was sus and the offense hinged on bryce. bryce got a 2nd W but it was ugly.

Hey at least we didn't go paying Daniel Jones. Both QBS are backup level.

Ok evero, you know the drill here. Need to keep the draft capital stocked.

And rightfully so. AA doesn't fug around and wait when he finds a good player. Hope they do the same with Coker. Wouldn't let him get close to his first FA.

Coker is legit. He's a #3 maybe even #2. Glad canales gave him a shot.

With the full room at RB can we look somewhere else for a KR than Blackshear? Was never impressed as a KR in college even.

and SMU likely Pitt. but Miami is the ACC chosen ones. big 12 is charmin without the blue bloods this year.