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I prefer players that are capable of their jobs, hence why AT & Ladd made(and still make) far more sense than AT & XL or just XL alone.

Tremble is just Ian Thomas+, IMO. Classic JAG Sanders could be a dude. He looked the part for a chunk of the season, that is for sure.

The elite class at QB is always pretty small. The second group is usually bigger, with the Goff/Cousins/Matt Ryan/Dak tier.

I would amend that to which of the players on our roster would start for the majority of the teams in the NFL? That is definitely only Brown and Horn. We have a small group that would start for some teams(Jewell, Woods, Clowney, Jackson, etc). That is less about them as players as it is that there are a few other dumpster fire rosters in the NFL too. It's largely rotational guys and PS players.

Luvu left because he wanted to play for Dan Quinn and Burns was traded because we weren't(rightfully so) going to pay him $30 mil/yr. Other teams have injuries but they are rarely trotting out 2nd and 3rd string players as starters that are then having to be replaced with PS players. We set up Evero to fail and he did so. Now, that said, I think Evero has a ceiling and I am not sure it's that high. I am all for paying someone like Saleh an absurd amount of money, I am a lot less sure that someone like that is interested.

Yeah, maybe a guy like, IDK.....Ladd McConkey?

100% against that. You basically cripple the offense without AT No player on this team should be taking anyone off the board. That's on the FO.

Hard to say this early. I just can't envision a big turnaround, I will say that.

I mean who in their right mind is taking a DC job here looking at this roster? It ain't gonna be any elite candidates, that is for sure.

I was/am still disgruntled about how bad the 2024 draft was. I was a Bryce guy pre-draft but I had admittedly lost all faith in him after last year. He doesn't have me completely back but I like what I see. It just has to keep getting better and I will be back.

I do believe he is a bad guy. Not in the way Snyder was. But intentionally mispronouncing the name of people you are firing, being a thin skinned baby to restaurant owners and supposedly these tirades he is famous for don't strike me as the traits of a "good guy." Tepper's largest mistakes have largely been his faith in his abilities, IMO.

Nice! Season: 4-13 Offense will improve slightly with Bryce playing better but not enough to convince fans and pundits that he is "The Guy." OL proves disappointing as injuries eventually become a factor. Defense takes a step back, as the lack of depth and talent stand out. Not a precipitous drop off but noticeable as the season progresses. Canales gives us a glimmer of hope but the offseason/draft moves temper that by proving to be a very mixed bag that sows doubt about Morgan's ability to improve enough upon the mess Fitterer left. That's my overall season prediction. Damn, that was more accurate than I remembered. The OL and "not precipitous drop off" are obviously way off.

I am just done with any RAS king that has suspect issues with hands, route running, etc. No more TMJ's, Mingo's, XL's, etc. Be good at the job of a WR.

I really dislike the tanking in the last two games. That doesn't sit well with me.

I am over 40 times at WR. If you don't have elite hands on tape, I don't want you here.

You are literally describing Dan Snyder. How soon we forget the INSANE offseason signings they made early in his tenure.

If you look at the deepest teams in the NFL, they all draft fairly well. But, some of that is also enhanced by being good franchises. A lot of their guys aren't forced into early action in situations where it is challenging to develop. TBH, we have never had a situation in our franchise history where we had sustained success in the draft. Shocker we haven't ever had back to back winning seasons, right?

Well they got rid of their Dan Snyder and it showed immediately. He GOT our Dan Snyder and it has showed immediately.

I am fine with whatever role Hunter decides but he would have to give up the idea of being a FT two way player. My big concern with him is quite literally the excess mileage he has accured doing that in college. I like McMillian, in terms of where I would slotted him in the 2024 draft class it would be behind Nabers(my #1) and Harrison Jr. Probably similar to Rome Oduze, which I realize might not be a comforting comparison but in that same talent range. I know he gets Mike Evans comps, I would say Mike Evans light.

That's what I am saying. That's a no brainer trade. And I like Horn but Wilson is the better player and likely will have the more impactful career. To be fair to Horn, I don't think he makes sense if we have Evero long term(doubtful). He is a guy that needs to be shadowing the best WR and attempting to lock him down. Not locked on his side of the field getting whatever whodat is lining up there that snap. The issue with Horn is going to ultimately be cost, IMO. It's very hard to justify paying him as a top 5 or maybe even top 10 CB when in truth he has never been able to play at that level for long stretches of time, to say nothing of the availability concern. I hope we learned from the CMC episode that it isn't wise to be signing mega deals to players with persistent injury concerns.

Well the QB's are only up there because of the lack of elite talent at the position, I wholly agree with that and I think most do. I think McMillian and Hunter are geniunely elite talent.

I trust Dan way more on the pro personnel side than I do the draft evaluations. Pretty bad draft in 2024, very Fitterer-esque(something I said at the time too). Hope he turns it around this offseason.

Yeah, I mean I am all for getting a player like that. I just doubt it happens.

Yeah, I was also not high on Nix. It sucks he is doing well. Nothing against him, obviously but fug Denver and fug Pill Payton.

I mean, who in their right mind wouldn't make that trade? Horn is a very good player but he is less likely to end up being elite at his position than Wilson is, IMO.