LinvilleGorge

Yeah, I was specifically shitting on the Bryce pick.

Is there a Michael Sam available? An edge rusher who lacks any NFL measurables but put up big college stats and won SEC DPOY? Sounds like a guy Tepper and crew would be all about at #33.

I'm not too high on next year's QB class but next season hasn't happened yet either. I doubt anyone would've predicted say Joe Burrow exploding and having one of the best seasons in college football history winning the Heisman and ultimately going #1 overall. A lot can change between now and next April.

And this is why Burns isn't worth the cap crippling contract that elite pass rushers demand.

I doubt there will be much of one. He'll probably be looking at a prove it type deal. He's a 4-3 weak side OLB, period.

I honestly think we've destroyed Chinn's trade value. He's probably worth a 5th or 6th at best at this point.

Hopefully tonight was the start of another hot streak. The D was back on point and the shots were falling.

We weren't going to tag Luvu. I'm hoping to see Luvu and Brown re-signed long-term and Burns traded.

He'll get a shot somewhere. Too many teams need a QB and there aren't enough to go around. Lots of young QBs have turnover issues playing for bad teams. Howell showed more talent and ability than a lot of starters last year.

I would MUCH rather ATL end up with Cousins than Fields. Cousins is 35 and has never been much more than a stat padder anyway. Not much winning. 1-4 in his career in the playoffs. If they get Cousins, maybe he gives them 2-3 years of decent play at most before Father Time catches him. Maybe win a bad division once or twice. But if they get Fields and his issues we're primarily downstream of a bad Bears organization that seems to hate offense, they could have their answer for the next decade. That's no bueno.

All I'm gonna say is that I don't buy this recent talk of Daniels over Maye. I like Daniels. I think he's a helluva prospect. But Maye is gonna go to Washington. Out there take? Vikings trade for Howell.

Absolutely not. If someone wants to sign him and give us the two 1sts we turned down from the Rams then by all means, be my guest. The exclusive version of the tag is rarely used. It's GM nuclear warfare because the player can't even test his market value by talking to other teams.

His value won't go down between now and then and cap space can roll over.

He's 29 years old, still playing at a high level, and has a massive cap hit. An extension makes a lot of sense.

Y'all, this could simply be a contract extension.

Payton has to be thinking why in the fug did I take this job??? Now he's QB-less and in cap hell from dead money. Not to mention sharing a division with Mahomes and Herbert. They might be even more fuged than we are. At least we aren't division mates with a dynasty.

We sure have spent a lot of resources at CB to be so thin there. Horn being made of glass puts us in a real pickle.

It's surprising to me how much both the fanbase and the team seem to be overlooking the TE position. Hurst is an absolute bust of a FA signing and anyone paying attention saw that coming. Ian Thomas was an absolute bust of a re-signing and anyone paying attention saw that coming. Tremble is a #2 TE at best and would be fighting to hang onto a roster spot at #3 on a good roster.

It's why I don't like keeping guys on the "hot seat". If you've put so much pressure on a guy that he feels like he's in a desperate win now scenario to keep his job you need to just go ahead and fire him. You've put him in a situation where he can really damage your team long-term because he knows he has no long-term without completing a hail Mary in the short-term.

Bingo. I mean, in the late stage Al Davis years how many times did we see aging vets talking about how they wanted a ring before crazy old Al showed up with money bags and off to Oakland they went to win 6 games?

Mingo was so bad that I'm honestly not factoring him into our draft plans. If he develops into something that's just an added bonus but I wouldn't plan on it.

If you were to make a list of the top 10 worst moves made by NFL teams in recent years all three would probably be on the list.

That sucks. I always liked him. No bullshit, not hot takes, just good, old school sports coverage.

Threw down this weekend! What's on the box???

Turning down that Rams offer was just powerful stupid. Those fools REALLY thought they were gonna compete right then and there and then they ended up with the #1 overall pick (already traded to the Bears). LOLOLOLOL