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Aho

No morning skate, but...

True words. We've waited a long time for this moment.

I'm not really in the CJ "camp" per se... the point I was making from the start is just that he's far superior to Bryce. We'd be better off had we drafted him. That said, he's not a top tier QB right now and probably wouldn't be had we drafted him either.

That trade is the best example of a win/win I can think of.

Maye will win MVP and Stafford will win the Lombardi

Sometimes trading a great player is the right decision for the organization. Like the Lions and Stafford. Stafford had been in Detroit putting up good numbers for years and they just couldn't figure it out and with him aging they made the right call that they probably weren't gonna figure it out before he went on the decline and decided to move him for a huge bounty. It obviously paid off for the Rams but the Lions have also had four winning seasons in a row now. It hurts to move a franchise player but sometimes it's the right move for the overall organization.

Man, if a guy could somehow go to the NYJ and fix that mess he would be a king. Many have tried, many have failed.

I don't see any chance they trade that pick. Mendoza is the only decent option in this draft and they do still have Geno under contract if they opt to take it slow on his development. They actually are in an ideal shitty team scenario for that reason alone. Now, having that nitwit Tom Brady as your GM is a whole different can of worms but on paper this could work well.

It's genuinely perplexing. Of all the spots to go, he picks a bottom 3 job??? WTF He must be desperate to be a HC.

I saw something, it all runs together after a few videos, but all kind of crazy poo Mark Davis was telling Mendoza he would do for him and his mom and his brother, and his coach. The mom apparently has major medical issues or a disability and he was going to build a box or suite or something for her. In the stadium. 5 years 80 million was mentioned and I believe that would be a coaching contract? I didn’t pay a lot of attention, was reading something while the video played, but it was some pretty over the top stuff if it was near accurate. Point is, that doesn’t sound like they are thinking about trading his rights.

Saleh is willing to sacrifice himself for public entertainment. We accept.

I don't see how anyone doesn't understand that the choice to trade him was absolutely correct. The mega deal we signed him to and the plague of injuries was why that was the case. Not to mention the fact that we stunk and were getting worse. As I have pointed out repeatedly, he would just be either injured here or putting up big numbers on a losing team. Also, the injury thing hasn't gotten better. He has missed 14 more games with injuries since he left(22.5% of all games with SF). Hence why so many have said so often....DON'T DO MEGADEALS FOR ANY RB. And for all the people chirping about paying Chuba, he is the 15th highest RB contract in the NFL. He ain't getting a ton of money.

Yeah, those are the guys to gamble on in Day 3, though. It's when you draft them in the top 3 rounds it gets problematic. Low risk, high reward. 100%.

I haven't heard anything about them wanting to move down. Where is this being reported?

I don't understand why Saleh is so eager to fail again as a head coach? I'm not saying he's doomed to never be a good head coach. But you kind of doom yourself when you take jobs from the Jets and Titans.

Yeah I definitely remember for a long time the narrative was that he couldn't get past Brady and the Patriots. When he finally did the media was all over his dick.

I think I recall that season partially because of how the Colts rested their starters against Broncos the last week then blew them out the next lol. Then the Pats shut down the number 1 offense and picked apart the number 1 defense on their way to the SB. That felt like such a well coached team.

In general the team was cheeks from three. The baffling inconsistency again points to a coaching problem.

Full minutes or not going 1-15 from the floor AT HOME is disgusting for a Supermax player.

CJ Stroud is your prototypical pocket passer good smooth mechanics with a great feel for touch & accuracy Bryce Young is just the opposite due to his height disadvantage he is a move the pocket passer with bad mechanics

Yep, a really good rb puts a really good team over the top. A really good rb doesnt really do much at all for a bad team.

Interesting, I thought Walker was good in coverage, thank you for sharing

LOL short & sweet is what I think of when i see BY or CJ comparing these two Qb's is like comparing apples & oranges...just saying