LinvilleGorge

Nope. Don't do that. We need an infusion of talent, not going all in one prospect. Especially a pass rusher. We already drafted two in the 2nd last year and they usually take 2-3 years of development. We should honestly try to add an impact vet there in free agent and focus elsewhere in the draft. We don't need more young developmental talent there. We have that. We need someone who can step in and add an impact day one.

But evidently the Raiders want a Micah Parsons caliber trade package for him. Now of course that's what they're going to say to open up the bidding but I can't see them coming close to that. One, Crosby is damn good but he's not Micah Parsons. Two, Parsons is two years younger. He had just turned 26 at the time he was traded. Crosby will have just turned 29 at the start of next season. That's a significant difference. Barring injury issues, Crosby should still have a few years of high level play left but you're talking about trading for a player on track to be a first ballot HOFer in the middle of his prime years versus trading for a player on track to potentially be in the HOF discussion toward the end of his prime years. I just can't see Crosby fetching them a Parsons type package. Considerably less. If the Raiders stick to that Parsons precedent this is gonna get ugly.

I suspect Rodgers is gonna run it back one more time with McCarthy in Pittsburgh but we'll see.

My guess would be the Jets or Dolphins

He looks washed and seems like an entitled dickhead. Kinda the opposite of what I'm looking for.

It came out after the game that he had to have an pain killer injection in his shoulder before the game. Seems like even more of a reason to put him on the move but I don't know. Maybe his ability to throw on the run was impacted? Surely there had to be some underlying reason why they never rolled the pocket and put him on the move. They can't be that hard headed and/or dumb, right?

Seriously. The team that let Geno walk won the SB. The team that brought Geno in to start is picking #1 overall in the draft. I mean... damn. That's amazing. LOL *Oops, saw someone above was already ahead of me on that.

Hide? The Pats did a terrible job of leaving Maye hung out to dry behind an OL that absolutely could not protect. They had a mobile QB and just ran vanilla drop back after vanilla drop back. No QB has ever been pressured or sacked as many times during a playoff run as Maye did this year. Will Campbell individually gave up the most pressures last night that were allowed by a single OL in any game played this year and the most in a playoff game since 2018. What you saw last night was the worst coaching negligence seen in a Super Bowl since Mike Shula in SB50.

Who the hell cares about the dueling halftime shows? LOL Just a microcosm of the divisiveness being pushed on us by the media and politicians that's destroying our society.

I'll never forget that Broncos defender who was interviewed after the game and was just bewildered that we literally showed them nothing during the game that they hadn't seen a thousand times on tape. He was just in shock that we literally changed nothing. Didn't tweak formations, just nothing. They were ready for everything because they'd already seen it all.

It really does feel like the Bills blew a golden opportunity this year. No Chiefs, no Ravens, a #1 seed that won a ton of close games that could've easily have had double the losses they actually did. A #2 seed with no OL. The Jags at #3. I mean, c'mon... this was the year it just laid out perfectly for them.

Yeah, not rolling the pocket and putting Maye on the move away from that left side that was just getting destroyed was completely negligent coaching. Shula in SB50 level terrible.

Yeah, he got absolutely dog walked last night. Just no other way to frame it. We all still talk about how awful Remmers was in SB50 and Campbell gave up twice as many pressures last night as Remmers did in that game. Honestly, it's gotta go down as one of the all-time worst individual OL performances in SB history. He was so awful throughout the playoffs that unless there was an injury reason behind it, I don't see how they can continue forward with him at LT.

The biggest thing was just continuing to run straight vanilla drop back passing plays instead of putting your mobile QB on the move to get him away from the immediate pressure your rookie LT is giving up on nearly every snap.

The Pats have a big conundrum with Will Campbell. Unless he was dealing with a seriously limiting injury issue in the playoffs he ain't an NFL LT. The Pats gave up 29 QB pressures in the playoffs, the most ever. Will Campbell gave up 14 pressures last night, the most by any OL in any game this season and the most in a playoff game in nearly a decade. To put that in perspective, Mike Remmers was credited with 7 pressures allowed in SB50. He might have to kick inside to OG.