kungfoodude

I do feel like that isn't the case for most OL and DL. They don't suffer from some of the same issues most skill players do in terms of lost explosion/agility. It's really about wear and tear on lineman. Are they able to stay healthy enough to last and are they able to have exceptional technique that can counter the effects of father time? Also, we haven't seen a big drop off from Moton yet. I know he didn't look very good last year but that whole line was a mess so it's hard to get too mad at anyone individually. But, we also have to consider that Moton is an above average OT but has never been elite. Perhaps we don't get rid of him due to decline in the end, but because it's cheaper to draft a replacement.

TBH, if Moton wants to and he takes care of himself in a manner to preserve his long term health, he could play until 36-38 or even more. It's not unheard of on the OL.

I think once we get a great C, we will be. BC and Mays are average or lower. That's fine but we need a real solution there for years to come.

But their fans simp for their players left and right. Regardless of how ill suited to the NFL they typically are.

They are gonna find out just like we did....he just isn't a guy. Never understood the stans that kept on saying it was us. Nah....it was him.

And Clemson.

I don't think we have had many truly harmful, thankfully. He is definitely a nutter, however, even by Huddle standards which is really quite the statement.

That dude is one of the most mentally unstable posters who has ever graced this place.

Great job finishing out. 14 wins!!!

We have whiffed on too many Grade A opportunities so far. Need to bang these in.

Great game by Koochie...until that. That was just terrible.

It's not going to be a big stomping. KC is not that team this year.

I think he gets yanked before then, TBH.

The difference is that with a relatively small amount of moves, that can potentially be turned around. We have multiple offseasons needed to do the same.

Pretty sure Canales still wants to be a HC beyond 2025, so I doubt Bryce is in his plans for the future. Or at least as a primary QB.

I disagree. I predict he gets yanked for Dalton.

If we wanted him to get a HC shot, I am not sure what setting him up with the worst defensive roster in the NFL is accomplishing.

We aren't a good spot for a "reclamation" project because the distance to starting on a bad team is too short. Go somewhere with zero pressure and an established starter. That is how some of those projects turn around to being potentially solid career backup QB's.

Someone hasn't looked at the cap hit related to such a move. Not for us, for the Jets. Rodgers will be a Jet until the end of the 2025 season, unless he retires. I am still hoping he retires and the un-retires to go to the Vikings to complete the Brett Favre reincarnation prophecy.

Well that is what the thread is about. They aren't an elite tier talented team, I would agree. Upper half of the league, IMO. The QB struggles really have hamstrung their development as a team.

They are starting from a far lower point on the talent scale than the Raiders, IMO. When I say the Raiders are "kind of close" it's not THAT close. That isn't likely to be bridged in one offseason and New England also isn't a free wheel spending team.

Two quick wins and all of a sudden everyone forgets how awful this roster is.

Honestly, there is a significant gulf in talent between us and Cleveland. The only team close to us in that realm is New England. The Raiders aren't that much more talented than us, but they are also one of the top 3 most projected cap space teams this coming offseason, so their odds of being able to improve are higher. A lot would depend on QB but the same could be said about us.