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Again, he led the NFL in big-time throws with what was objectively might have been the weakest WR group in the league, including going toe-to-toe with both SB teams. Some of these posts aren't grounded in reality. Delusion then was not thinking Bryces career here wasn't in jeopardy after Week 2 of last year. Delusion now is currently thinking Bryce hasn't done anything to prove he belongs both in this league and as the face of this franchise heading into next season

Dude led the league in big time throws after Week 8 throwing to freaking David Moore, Jalen Coker, butterfingers XL, and 100 year old Theilen and people here still want to trash him... Seriously, why be a fan of this team?? Nobody is crowning him MVP but Bryce unequivocally proved he should go into this season as the starter. Sometimes I genuinely wonder what some people look for in being a fan. I've watched almost every snap in this franchises history, and this is the most excited I've been heading into a season since 2018. This team on paper could be a Top 10 unit without hyperbole or exaggeration. Who knows how well the defense will gel, but after years of borderline unwatchable offense, I'm signing up for this immediately. The Bryce hate is pathetic at this point. Literally everyone across the league who knows ball is excited to see what BY9 can do this season without the almost comical dysfunction he came the league into and you have goobers on here you have staked so much on Bryce sucking they just can't let it go...

I 100% agree about the kicker. However, depending on who we still sign in FA, there is a legitimate chance for an UDFA at S, CB, or ILB to make the team. I guess it's not inconceivable at WR either

Give me all the priority UDFAs we can get for S, CB, and ILB. Still have some open spots there in filling out the 53. It's been a while since the offense looked this solified leaving the draft

I get your frustration but I think it's evident now we are going to sign at least 1 FA safety and maybe 2, and i still think we use one of our final picks on it

Kyle Pitts and OJ Howard were both top-10 TE picks by the Falcons and Bucs. Howard was a bust (and I think out of the league) and Pitts has been a massive disappointment so far. They both were seen as incredible prospects. TE might be the hardest position in the entire NFL to project. Greg Olsen was a 1st rounder who showed some flashes, but he didn't really flourish until he came here. Many TEs have their best seasons several seasons in... just far too many unknowns for a team that still has so many major needs.

Vegas had the preseason projection for Washington at 6.5 wins last year. I feel more confident that we will exceed that number than any time since before the 2019 season

I remember hearing good things about Nick Scott and the whole safety group coming into the season. I had expected this to be a good group. Fuller especially was hyped up. And then Jordan Fuller, Xavier Woods, and Nick Scott all were hot garbage. Demand Richardson ended up getting playing time over these bums. Nick Scott for depth & ST? Why not i guess, but safety is still one of our biggest needs

Wonnum and Clowney also. Still need another guy who can dependable rush the passer. There were times last year Huddlers could have provided about as much pass rush as we were getting out there

We still need to add another WR or Edge before the draft. I will feel pretty good about just taking BPA in that scenario. If we can find 2-3 impact players from the draft, this could be the best team we've seen in some time

Nothing, literally nothing would make me happier. But I'll settle for Tee Higgins

You need 2 starting caliber RBs and I don't want to waste a high draft pick on one. Could we get lucky and get a guy in the later rounds? Absolutely, but why take the risk when we signed a proven RB with the money we saved from cutting Miles Sanders. We're still almost certainly going to draft at least one RB and probably add another undrafted guy. This was objectively a good move

Lord knows I don't agree with you on everything, but you are spot on about the bust rate for TEs drafted high. It's simply too high to justify it on a roster that still needs significant defensive help. I know Warren is a great prospect, but it would be criminal to pass on the Edge talent that will be available at 8 given our needs.

JT Sanders is on year 2 of a 4th round rookie deal also. Not bad resource allocation at all IMHO. The TE market is bone-thin. And Tremble has shown far more promise than Ian Tomas ever did. Tremble is by all accounts and incredible teammate and hopefully an ascending player. I think him and Sanders and a decent young TE pair, and i still think we add another TE either FA or the draft

Austin Corbett was playing at an elite level and the Oline was a top 5 unit with him out there. He also has been an iron man in terms of playing before these last 2 injuries. I think people need to see the numbers before they freak out. Does anyone really want to not have a good Oline again next year? I genuinely don't understand the hate for this move