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CJ Stroud walking into training camp like

There is some concern that the injury he sustained a year ago is affecting his play now and will continue to do so.

Morgan is betting that Horn's best years are ahead of him and that the health concerns are behind him. Risky bet.

If Kyle Juszczyk and Mark Andrews merged. That's what I see. One thing that bothers me though is he is a massive guy with a huge wingspan, but yet he catches everything as if his hands are sewn to his chest. He's not going to be able to pull away from guys in the NFL or outbody everyone for a chest catch. He needs to use that wingspan.

Signing Milton Williams and Josh Sweat in free agency just got more difficult.

I can maybe understand bringing up the size concern from a conversational standpoint, but he beat it to death. I was hoping he would dive more into what Bryce did differently during his benching to lead to success later in the season, but he didn't. He touched on it and then immediately went back to his size. Bryce's turnaround in-season after benching as a 1st overall pick in his second season is compelling, and all he wanted to do was keep throwing the short comments at him. "Like hey, you're short, did you know that?" WTF

Really? That's the thing? Peyton Manning threw ducks his whole career. As long as it's complete, I could care less if it spins end over end.

The Stefon Diggs trade from Minnesota to Buffalo is probably the gauge for a Garrett Wilson trade. But, he is a true number 1 receiver and is being mishandled in NY.

I think we will have to offer a first next year or 2 2nds. But, either way, I'd do it.

fug James Winston. Seriously? Dude is mental.

That's my quarterback...

For me, I'll start watching the games or I'll have the game on in the background, but it is no longer my priority/focus. It will be that way for the forseeable future.

Honestly, I love this approach, and I think it is the only right one to take when your team finished as the worst in the league last year. If you are on a poor roster, you should never feel secure. It promotes energy, effort, and focus of all the guys that come in. And I love that they are bringing in so many different guys to see if they can help us more than just this game or just this year. I never understood why we weren't doing this every year, especially with the practice squad. Get closer looks at guys and you might find someone valuable.

We could only place 2 players on IR before the roster was set. We probably told him it was just a formality and were going to elevate him back to the roster once we could place another player on IR. He is a vested veteran, so he wasn't subject to waivers.

Jamie Sheriff is an edge OLB in this scheme, not a DE

He probably felt slighted and didn't want to be on our PS. Looking for a fresh start maybe.

Anybody else notice that TMJ wasn't claimed on waivers?

Kingston is athletic as hell and graded out highly throughout college and only allowed 2 pressures in 85 snaps this preseason. Drafted in the 6th round. Can play G or T.

Have to think that the other two corresponding moves will be from the DL and OL

Honestly, this is a business. And our corners were not getting the job done. I'm glad we aren't considering feelings and are focusing on productivity.

All of these corners are over 6'1. Clearly, Eviro wants bigger corners. Might spell trouble for Jamison and Hill

I believe he is a 4 phase ST guy. Last year he played 33 snaps in 3 games. 24 of those were on special teams.

What separates 5th, 6th, and 7th receivers is their value on special teams. David Moore is valuable on special teams. I don't even think Jalen Coker played ST.

So waiver claims have to be submitted by noon today... Waiting till the last minute to announce these claims I see...

Wasn't Ian Thomas making play after play in this new offense before getting injured? Some of you guys just like to hate on players.