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LOLOLOLOL For the record, Arch has since come out and said that he hasn't at all decided on what he'll do in regards to the 2026 draft and that his grandfather Arch has called to apologize for miscommunication to the press regarding the matter.

I don’t either, but I’m kinda locked in, you know.

That or Daniel Jones will remind everyone he is Daniel Jones the quarterback and at some point, you'll turn to anyone that's not Daniel Jones. More speculative based on what happened up to this point, but I feel AR may still be struggling on how to be the type of guy that the locker room wants to follow. Otherwise, it's simply that his accuracy remains poor and it's not looking like a Josh Allen situation where he was the rare exception of fixing that aspect in the pro level.

They very well may do that, especially since James Mitchell has looked so good in camp.

He was TE3 the last couple of seasons in Detroit in a good TE room. I dont think there's any chance they cut Tremble. I guess it comes down to how many 2 TE sets Canales wants to run and if they think they need 4. I think Mitchell has flashed more than anyone else besides JT Sanders during TC.

WR room is going to be interesting because no matter what, the team is keeping 6. There's just too much talent not to. Who that is will of course depend on finances, fit, and more. X: Tetairoa McMillan, David Moore, Brycen Tremayne, Ja'Seem Reed Z: Xavier Legette, Jalen Coker, TJ Luther, Kobe Hudson Slot: Adam Thielen, Hunter Renfrow, Jimmy Horn Jr, Jacolby George TMac/XL/AT/Coker/Renfrow feel like locks... Considering that, getting a guy to back up TMac that can play ST is super important. David Moore has been that guy, but Brycen Tremayne might be pushing him... Trevor Etienne looking good on returns might have been the worst thing to happen to JHJ's chances to make the roster... Personally, I'd flip the coin between Moore/Tremayne and try to stash the other on PS.

I don't think they will want to expose him to waivers, and I think he will make the 53. But, to start the season with everyone healthy, I think he will be inactive Week 1 (one of the 7). I think it will take a trade or injury for him to see much playing time this year.

I do miss that section

Wilson was traded from the Jets for a 6th round pick and the Broncos got him and a 7th in return I think. Or vice versa. I wouldn't expect it to be anything more than that, if even that much for trade terms.

In fairness to us, Darnold had better players around him than he did here.

Assuming he doesn't push for a trade. Though again, I doubt he has any real leverage.

Also this... To be clear, Avery stated that he is not talking about race, but have no further clarification that I saw

He will have his redemption shot at some point this year, so long as he is not too tired. Jones has far too much of an injury history to not miss time.

Scared money don't make money. Draft picks are at best a guessing game. Give me a player with a proven track record that's still trying to prove something.

going from no live contact to full contact in within two and half weeks until week 1 is asking for another injury especially if his main role is to block 250+ pound defenders on the other hand, he would also needs reps with Bryce to get timing down as a receiver he would be on snap count restrictions like you mentioned but there's no point of putting him on the active 53 to play 10-15 ineffective snaps I think it be smarter to start him on the PUP list to start the season to have more time to ramp his workload up

Pretty sure we interviewed Peters for the GM job when Rhule was here (they were old acquaintances). As I recall though, he noped out of the second round. Always figured he balked at the idea of being second in command.

Also, to be fair to Michael Vick, it typically takes about 20 years to fully learn the West Coast Offense

It was reported by a commanders insider shortly before the NFC championship this year… https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/washington-commanders/news/washington-commanders-ben-johnson-sam-howell-qb-interview-head-coach-nfl/3a0ec2dec52ce9d3c95a0d74#:~:text=Washington Commanders%3A Ben Johnson had,interviewing for HC last year

Just saw this... I get that as an agent, it's his job to advocate for his client. I question whether he really has a leg to stand on here, though

2. Cause its the front of the plane and I have to pee.

I feel like Darnold is a guy that can have a partially good season, but never a complete one. To his credit, he did at least improve the number of games he was capable of looking good for after he left us

To me, this seems like they feel they aren't going to be competitive. I can't help but go back to Bryce. Good guy, but he doesn't inspire people to give it their all. He isn't a "leader" that people look to. There is no Smith, Delhomme, Kuechly, Cam, etc. coming in that door. It has to be Bryce, but biologically speaking, how often is the shortest man in the room going to command the kind of respect that will drive people? It just isn't. That isn't how we are wired. That isn't how any living animal on Earth today is wired. I just follow the science guys.

Vick's issue with Reid was that he couldn't take a hit, and he wouldn't go down. Otherwise he was pretty good much of the time. Mahomes has a system that works. Mahomes doesn't become Mahomes elsewhere because not everyone can extract 125% of the ability of a specific player like Reid can. Kevin O'Connell is beginning to look like he has that ability as well but I'll need to see how he does with his Redshirt Freshman. I also wonder how much of their playoff issue last year was related to the offense as a whole and not just Darnold. Fans don't really dive into the "why" things happen, they just see the what and complain about it.

There is a name for this but I can't put it on the forum.