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Watch out for Metchie, this may be one of the most over looked but one of the best FA signings so far. Tmac, Coker and Metchie imo is a legit WR rotation than we have had in a long time.

WE HAVE A 5'9"QB THAT AVG LESS THAN 200YRDS A GAME! A TE is not going to move the needle one way or another IMO. If we had a legit threat at QB I'd say sure but nah man a TE is not going to help BY. We NEED to have the best OL just to give mini mouse at QB the possibility of success. Wtf do people think a fast, not completely well rounded TE is going to do to fix that problem when he wont be able throw it because we have holes still along the offensive line.

Bryce has had a couple of games where he top fifteened it. Realize, to be close to top ten he has to do that 4 quarters, probably 15 times with a couple of stinkers thrown in where he is off that day. The good ones, almost all have inexplicable bad days. But overall you have to perform at a high level, dependably, to rate high like that. So that’s what it takes. Otherwise it is a low to mid 20s and people that just can’t do better after a few chances are backups.

These “tight ends” don’t really play tight end Sadiq has like 0 catches as an inline tight end. They did a ton of HBack Screens and wheel routes and then they lined him up in the slot to run a straight line past the LB and dropped it in to him. There’s no refined tight end routes with a release off the line. Same with Stowers, you’re looking at super athletic Tommy Tremble’s. Don’t get tricked, watch the tape.

Not a fan of WR in the 1st unless the team has reservations about Coker's ceiling. I think Coker can be a perfect #2 to T-Mac, and if that's the case, drafting a WR in the 1st Round this year makes no sense. Sure it would upgrade our #3 WR spot, whether it's the rookie or Coker in that role, but in reality it doesn't make sense for the long term. Doing that means we're drafting Coker's replacement, as if he hit on the pick, you can't have 3 WRs who all need to get paid within a year of each other or you run into the problems the Bengals are in right now, who are struggling just to pay 2 of them, let alone 3. We need to compliment T-Mac and Coker with a serviceable speedy #3 right now, which is a type of player you usually can get on the cheap in FA year to year or in the 3/4 round range. Then if we want to bring in a better #3 option, we do it in the 1st Round a year or two after T-Mac and Coker get their big extensions, as then it's a more manageable WR for cap purposes for 3-5 more years.

Spurs have talent sure but our guys seem to be mostly going through the motions in this one. Not what you want to see with them on the cusp of playoffs for the first time in a long time. This group is young and has lots of potential but they beat up on some bad teams the last month and other teams seem to have overlooked them. As of right now I don't see a playoff series winner. Maybe next season with a little more experience and a few more pieces we'll be ready for the playoffs.

Exactly what I was thinking. If Bryce doesn't show me next season that we shouldn't be considering replacing him, I'd love to go into next year's draft with two 1sts in my back pocket. Not holding my breath about next year's "deep class" though. That's what everyone was saying about THIS class this tike last year.

This And with possibly needing to replace Bryce next year and a deep QB class, I do not hate the idea of moving far enough back to pick up another 1st rounder next year out of the deal. I wouldn't have said that a week ago, but I also never expected us to land 3 big FA's at our 3 biggest positions of need like we have, it totally changes things.

The OL has certainly been better than the trainwreck it was three or four years ago. As far as competitiveness let's apply some realism and clarity here. Quite a bit of the competitiveness in 2025 came from the defensive side of the ball which gave up the most points in league history the year before and was one of the bottom 5 units in terms of salary cap allocation for 2025 while the OL was top 3. We had the 26th passing offense last year. And if not for a herculean couple of games from Rico Dowdle we don't back our way into the division title or make the playoffs because we went 4-6 in our final ten games including being swept by the Saints who were starting a rookie 2nd round pick most of us mercilessly mocked when they selected him. In conclusion yes we've seen a difference. The question now is will the investment pay off the way we want. But the only way that happens is if we field a top 15 offense. If we can't even crack the top 20 then there need to be some very warm seats across the board. And I would hope just about anyone here should agree with that.

These Spurs are lowkey loaded. If healthy, they could win it all this year (#2 in the West right now). I still think we’ve gotta keep Kalk on Wemby; he’s not getting completely dominated like every other NBA center.

Am I the only one who doesn't understand this fan bases infatuation with adding a high end TE? Especially when we have some bigger bodies in T-Mac and Coker who can slide into the slot at times and provide the big dependable target over the middle that most teams use their TE for. I mean, sure, it would be nice to have one of those elite TE's, but I feel like that's a position your better off going cheap with a committee who each bring something different to the table while spending our cap room on the more important positions. I like the potential we saw from Evans this year, Sanders could be a best if he can stay healthy, and Tremble has improved as well. Just feels like spending high draft picks or cap space on other needs and more important positions is a better use of our resources than splashing on a TE in the draft or FA. Are those guys on the level of the Bowers or McBride's of the world? Of course not, but we also are paying a fraction of the cost on our TE room than they are, and we're able to use that money for other needs.

No I'm good, get a DT or CB

I’m happy most of us are on the same page about this team finally taking the fs position seriously. I’d be happy with a draft like this. I think we’re in a prime position to transform this defense to elite with a good draft like this. I’d also be happy if we went all offense too, which SHOULD increase the offense productivity from last year but we have some questions on that side of the ball regardless. I think the best defense wins the division easily and we’ve seen time and time again, how far an elite defense can take you.

How many 1st round picks do we need to catch the 180 yards ppg we average?

This mock is pretty much spot on to how I see the entire first round playing out as of today https://www.fantasylife.com/articles/nfl-draft/2026-nfl-mock-draft-carnell-tate-stays-in-ohio

I’m against TE in the first round

Hornets have really not looked good this whole west coast trip. This one starting rough

Then we are truly fuged

Yeah, it's Meta's (Zuckerberg) version of X/Twitter.

Gronkowski, Olsen, Gonzalez, Shockey etc etc - they couldn't fill in at RB. Why would I want a TE to fill in at RB?

WTF is threads is that like a twitter? I don’t do social media so I’m not hip on this poo.

I feel like we never have good luck with these not-sure-what-position-they-play or how-they’ll-be-used type guys. A certain Appalachian State QB comes to mind.

Well I guess Wemby has decided to play tonight. Ruh Roh. I’m thinking we put Kalkbrenner on him a lot early (if Kalk fouls out, so be it). Will be interesting to see the lineups Coach Lee puts out there. This is gonna be a tough one.

Lmao the Colts would do it. FA Winners 2026 HANG IT NOW!

Can he block?