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Same reason we get fired up about David Tepper being in involved in football decisions, neither of those two goofs have the first fuging idea what they are doing.

Granlund is know to be exactly the opposite tbh

He could get traded again at the deadline... js

Any of you who know me enough, know I love the running game. I thought I'd share some of Chubba's accomplishments last season. "Chuba Hubbard quietly put together one of the most productive seasons in the league, and he did it the hard way. On 250 carries, Hubbard racked up 1,195 rushing yards, but the key number was 800 yards after contact. He averaged 3.2 yards after contact per attempt, showing just how often he powered through the first defender. With 10 touchdowns, a 4.8 YPC average, and an outstanding +270 RYOE, Hubbard didn't just run efficiently, he ran with purpose. He also fumbled only once all year despite heavy usage. He finished with 26 runs of 10+ yards, 30 reaching 15+ MPH, and 2 breakaway bursts over 20 MPH, proof he blends toughness with speed."

Should be AD, LT, and Frank Gore imo. That "practice squad" slot is where you put your hipster picks like CMC.

I have a friend whose cousin played for Dallas years ago, either DT or DE. He had talent, but kept having mental breakdowns or episodes, whatever. After legal incidents they would send him off for treatment. Only lasted 2 or 3 years before they let him go. Wasn't worth the trouble.

Ill take the ones who drive a touch slow and sit in lanes over the ones driving wildly in excess of the speed limit, using tailgating as a form of bullying, passing on the right, and generally driving erratically and impatiently. My moms late husband had a tee shirt that said "I'm not speeding I'm qualifying". Hell of a great guy but worst driver ever.

If you going to put McCaffrey on there based on little more than ifs and potential then Trent Richardson or Aaron Curry should be there too

The worst most dangerous drivers always seem to be the ones who think they are the best drivers

Leaving Smitty off of there is a crime

The intro to the article talked about how they picked the teams and it wasn't just on overall career, it was a factor, but their peak ability also factored in. He 100% should be on a roster like this, because it was building the best roster from players since 2000, not the best careers during that time. And no matter how you slice it, CMC's peak ability if he could have had a long healthy career would have made him one of the best RBs of all time. He had back to back seasons with over 1k rushing and 100 catches, with the 2nd of them also having over 1k receiving, that's wild. He's also still only 29 and I think is going to end up playing at least another 5-6 years as he's going to slowly shift into being a slot WR at some point I believe and basically become what Deebo was for the 49ers for a while.

Or Adrian Peterson

When the league shifted to 3 preseason games, most teams went to joint practices while playing starters less. They use that as more of a measuring stick than the games itself. Meanwhile teams are charging people to see these games with players that won't be on the roster in a couple weeks playing most of the minutes

“Too hype” Probably but we have stunk as a result of Tepper and the idea that Morgan and Canales are turning the corner is exciting. I’ll take it

No Frank Gore with his 16k rushing yards either. Joke list.

Injury prone Christian McCaffrey but no LaDainian Tomlinson? This is what happens when any jabroni can call themselves a sports analyst now.

I was at that game.

I agree with you sir. Let's hope Canales is learning.

Go figure the one and only in game coaching decision John Fox got right was an eyes covered bullseye.

Ain’t no chance in hell C-Mac belongs on this list. And I’m indifferent to him faking injuries to get traded, I would’ve done the same thing in this sh*t organization.

From a roster building perspective I understand putting CMC on there given that he's one of the best receiving backs ever. But the way these teams are usually structured in terms of sheer merit not sure about that one.

Three Panthers selected, one of which I think is very surprising, can't really argue with the rest. They seemed to base it on multi season heaters over single season https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45042048/nfl-best-all-quarter-century-team-25-years-tom-brady-randy-moss-ray-lewis Spoilers in White below Julius Peppers at DE, Luke Kuechly at LB, Christian McCaffrey at RB

We’ve started the last 2 seasons 1-13. You’d think with so many rookies assumed to be getting significant playing time the past couple of years that we would get them as many snaps as possible. A guy like Moton doesn’t need the snaps but Young did. Young didn’t have a 200+ yard game with no INTs until week 16 in 2023 and week 12 in 2024. The young guys need reps. 1-13 isn’t worth keeping our offense a secret until we start the season. I don’t recall a single good reason for us to act like we were an experienced playoff team the past two years.

I have been watching these guys for a while now and I like Kon, VJ and also Tre for that matter. But I put on Ace Bailey it’s a different level. That dude can easily be the best player out of this draft. His upside is ridiculous. His shot making at that size is nuts. Put him at the 2 or 3 and he will have growing pains but whatever. I think he can be great and it won’t take long.

NOPE Not at all