LinvilleGorge

No. At this point I'm honestly practically begging this organization to do something I would view as unforgivable to give me my out.

Not just Bryce, the whole thing. Look at our receiver group. Look at our TEs. Look at our RBs. Every unit ranges from below average to worst in the league. Bryce just further weighs it down.

Freed up? We gave it to a guard. Burns was getting traded. We just panicked. Remember how the Jets slow rolled us with Darnold and had us bidding against ourselves? We just continually demonstrate that we're the suckers of the league.

Bingo. Two 2nds should've been the absolute bare minimum and honestly I would've held out for their '25 1st though Morgan would've probably taken the two 2nds instead knowing Tepper might rage fire him three weeks into the season anyway.

OGs are facilitators not producers. Look who he's facilitating for. He could be the greatest OG in the history and future of football and our offense would still be trash.

The real reason it's so awful is the value we got in return. The Giants made him the second highest paid pass rusher in the league and only gave up a 2nd and a 5th to get him. The last time I remember a pass rusher like that getting traded was when Khalil Mack got traded to the Bears. Now I think Mack was the better player but they were comparable. Mack became the highest paid edge rusher and had 40.5 sacks over the previous four years. Burns is the 2nd highest paid edge rusher and he has 38.5 sacks over the previous four years. There's a reason why the Rams offered us two 1sts and the reason was largely the standard the Khalil Mack trade set. What did the Raiders get for Mack? Two 1sts, a 3rd, and a 6th. We got robbed.

Getting a 2nd and a 5th just isn't acceptable. You had to come out of that trade with a 1st. They refuse to participate with #6, fine. Give me next year's 1st and a mid-rounder this year. No? Fine, we'll keep talking to other teams.

Honestly, if I'm Derrick Brown I'm gonna do the same thing. Play the season out and force my ways out of here under the tag a year from now. If I'm Evero I'm honestly contemplating handing in my resignation tomorrow morning. We've gutted his D. Traded Burns for a very disappointing return, cut a starting CB, cut a starting safety, and let our best LB walk. We went from having a decent D trending up to having the worst unit in the league on paper in a matter of days.

Don't worry. Based on our recent track record it'll be way more depressing when we see what we turn this 2nd and 5th into.

This train. And it was transporting garbage.

A 2nd and a 5th? Good lord. This organization:

Nah, it would be a dream scenario. At this point I'm practically begging for this franchise to do something that would force me to cut ties. I wish they'd hired Sean Payton.

I'm just glad that it looks like we're definitely gonna trade him versus paying him.

I want a 1st. They're not giving us #6 so give me next year's 1st and toss in a mid-rounder this year.

It's not Bryce Young's fault. It's PUR fault for drafting him. Every red flag I spelled out pre-draft came true, I just way underestimated just how bad the red flags were.

Tough decisions had to be made after giving $100M to a guard because we mortgaged the franchise on a 5'8" QB.

Oh well. That sucks. I could see if it was to a quality organization but going to Washington means they just offered more $$$.

You won't be happy with what we'd have to part with. He's not a free agent. He's tagged. It would be a trade. They don't wanna pay Burns. They're gonna want draft capital. A LOT of it. We'd have no 1st rounder back to back years.

In a vacuum, sure. But now watch Bryce. Watch his footwork. Watch him throw. I'd feel way better moving forward if Bryce looked like a guy who was doing all he could in a bad situation but unfortunately he was very much a part of the bad situation.

This dude can play.

We're finally getting that tank year many of us have been calling for for years. Of course we're doing it in a projected down QB year.

This is a head scratcher. The Eagles have proven they don't need to spend big money at RB to get big time production. With that said, if Barkley stays healthy he's about to put up CMC numbers.

That's largely his rep among fellow players that he cares more about a pretty stat line to protect his check than he does trying to help his team win.

Cousins is good for two things: putting up decent stats and making a lot of money. Winning? Not so much.