Jackie Lee

OK that was a BS flag, refs have been horrible all year

"ONLY HIS SECOND INCOMPLETION!!!!"

Falcons are truly in no mans land, not rebuilding, not a player away from contending, no cap space..

What happened to Mike Davis? Fell off super hard. Also Matt Ryan is a spitting image of Glass Joe from Punch Out

This could be a blow to Tampa, it's technically a federal offense.

I think we'll see both play, and just because you know Cam is gonna have a lot of RPO's doesn't really matter. Every time you have to gamble on 1 of 3 or 4 options, and then actually stop whoever keeps/gets the ball.

This draft isn't even looking that appealing after maybe the top 10-15 picks. Maybe we could trade a 2023 2nd to the Dolphins or Chargers who each have almost $80m in cap space, Darnold might be a better backup than Chase Daniel?

Getting the film clips later in the week I was like somebody has to be open after 3 seconds, and there either was someone open or a 5-10 yard running lane every time

We need to resign like 4 guys anyway, just convert the first year money to bonuses to fit it under the cap and deal with it later. Figuring out some way to extend Darnold to spread the cap hit out just leaves a reminder of the stench for a couple years. The hardest pill to swallow will be losing the draft picks next year, but if we re-sign Haason/Cam/Gilmore/Luvu we really don't need much besides OL in the draft. Trade back or trade future picks to move up, whatever works out depending on how the board falls. So many good teams picking later in the 1st trade back anyway because all they need is depth while in their prime

Judging by his Youtube videos he works out constantly. He had like 600 rushing yards and 12 rushing TD's with the Patriots last year, just didn't get much love from the record and the empty Covid stadiums bringing no energy

I liked him as a backup here but he's a always a couple sacks away from being knocked out of the game. With our D I like the RPO like others, even if you know we're gonna do it you still have to pick either Cam/CMC or the slant and it wears D's down, keeps our D fresh

Sam had so many open holes for 5-10 yard gains when he as scrambling in circles waiting for a comeback route whew. That was rough to watch

Every time Shula would let Cam run the no huddle we would immediately start carving up teams, I feel like mostly with quick slants/RPO's, etc and the occasional deep shot

That's a Sam fumble

PJ with a week of starting reps was obviously more comfortable communicating with the line, better footwork, patient in the pocket, all around immediate upgrade. Cam and PJ definitely both want to play here next year if our FO ask them back, and the players seem to respond to them better than they ever did to Darnold. 4 and a half seasons is plenty of tape on Darnold to realize he doesn't have it

Just take the best O-line but they'll probably go LB

He's close to Nathan Peterman bad

So with signings/restructures, do bonuses that don't effect the cap come out of Teppers pocket? Cuz he doesn't give a fug about $10m here or there to keep Cam/Haason/Gilmore/Shaq happy

Yeah not seeing much in major saving per player than Shaq, that could be around $5m freed up. Moton/CMC/Robby are the big newish contracts so seems like a stretch to restructure already unless it's simple 1 year extensions to move money around. Either way we could probably get Cam/Reddick/Gilmore all back with big bonuses/small cap hits. The Saints do this stuff every year

If the Saints can pull off these stunts without penalty seems like anything is possible as long as a player agrees to it

They changed that injury rule with the 2018 draft picks, he's getting the $18m one way or another

Yup the draft pick/good player plus Sam trade is the only option. Realistically the only rebuilding teams with lots of cap are Dolphins and Jaguars. Broncos/Bengals/Jets have a good chunk of money but I just don't see them being interested. We also don't have a 2nd or 3rd round pick next year so I don't know if we can entice anyone to take a 2023 pick in exchange. This was one extremely expensive mistake between the picks and 5th year option

I don't know much about the 5th year option besides it's fully guaranteed. I wonder if they can split the money into multiple years at least?

I don't think our team is scared of anyone right now, straight alpha out the gate with the Cardinals

We got 2 fresh QB's, and a late bye week. Not really scared of any team after what's been going down the last two weeks