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If I have to see Nick Scott’s slow ass on the felid again getting burned deep for the 4th time that game I’m going to turn off the damn TV. Plain and simple Evero fuging sucks as a talent evaluator and all his hand picked players have been colossal busts, hello Dj Johnson, Nick Scott, Jordan Fuller, Josey Jewell.

We used a fourth on Trevor Etienne so its sounds like we are hedging our (bad) bet. If Brooks can play in '26, I guess we let Dowdle go and end up w/ a rb room of a 4th, 2nd, and 4th round picks, which seems like a lot of draft capital to me for the position. This year's draft had rbs go in the first (1), second (2), 3rd (1), fourth (6), fifth (3), sixth (4), seventh (6). I think the Dolphins will end up with a steal in Ollie Gordon in the sixth.

We just freed up cap space by sending AT to the Vikings. This thing is a lot closer to being torn down to the studs than it is to a playoff foundation anyways.

I sort of don't want to invest or spend anything until Evero is gone and we have a new defensive direction. Evero feels much like Matt Rhule going into his 3rd season. I mean, we KNOW he is getting fired. We are we even doing this. Why are we wasting our time and delaying fixing things for ANOTHER year.

We have a lot of moves that still need to be made. A phone call is free.

Just save the cap space, play Ransom and aim for making a move in 2026

Pick em up!

Please sign him!!!

This is definitely worth a phone call to his agent for a conversation. I'm encouraged by the reports on Ransom but relying on a 4th round rookie to be an immediate impact is a tall ask.

Bryce Young has done anything but be consistent so far in his NFL carrer .Bryce Young has to first & foremost prove that he is able to successfully hit his target downfield on a consistent basis ...just saying

I doubt it. Should be a vested veteran I think.

Is he subject to waivers?

Peppers: We could've literally done better off the trash heap.

Patriots released him, per Schefter.

TBH, I didn’t see a lot of him before we drafted him but heard all of the exciting comparisons. But then seeing him in the brief time he played again before getting injured with us, I don’t have a ton of hope he’ll ever amount to anything. Maybe it was a result of the initial injury, but to me, he looked very slow and heavy footed.

You don't have to have a legendary or great QB to win the SB. It does take a good one on a solid team. There are some really legendary QBs without a Super Bowl ring, many with gold jackets. And then there are some solid but modest QBs with one or sometimes more rings. Still, that QB spot is the most important on a team, by a fairly sturdy margin. It's just not as steep of a margin as they want you to think. Dan Marino has no ring. Eli Manning has two. Trent Dilfer has one.

I'm a Heels/Panthers fan. I've learned not to spend all off-season talking poo. LOL

To be honest, most qb's on the practice squad just aren't good enough to become dependable NFL backs. A few might be, but they are relatively rare.

Even Jerry Jones isn't dumb enough to trade him to a division rival.

At least Dallas got some great picks for Parsons. We got nothing for Norman.

I see the article he linked referenced the big time throw metric. Never seen that used so often before Bryce Young. That data would have you believe Bryce is a better big time thrower than Josh Allen Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson. Sound a bit far fetched? I can buy into optimism but anyone that actually believes that right now before Bryce embarks on a key prove it season is not existing within reality. I'd love to see it though. Time will tell.

Can’t hurt

That's sometimes the case when it comes to the X's and O's of the game, and in film study. But when it comes down to the little things like hand/foot movement to beat X, Y, or Z coverage off the line or any other number of nuanced like that, basically the things players are discussing on the sideline between series, that's where the vets come into place. Those are the things that if the coaches who didn't have a ton of success were good at, they'd likely have had more success in their careers. But either way, none of that changes that coaches can only do so much, having vets to lean on is imperative to young players in their early years, it's not really even debatable.

Underrated point. And I can definitely see the same thing happening in Dallas. The Norman thing was so stupid. And I think (rightfully) it was the beginning of the end for Gettleman

GB thinks they have that in Love. Maybe they do maybe they don't. We'll see how it plays out. Ultimately it's all about the results on the field in the way of wins, losses, and ultimately rings. If they win a SB in the next few years it was obviously worth it.