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Although it is arguably the weakest unit on the defense(I would say safety is weaker), I think the potential is high. Shaq is gonna be Shaq but Perryman and Carter do have some genuine upside. I don't necessarily think we will have a great defense in 2021, due to youth and the fact that it isn't likely that ALL of our offseason moves will work out. However, I think the floor for the 2021 defense is definitively higher for it than the 2020 unit was. I am genuinely excited to see what we are gonna look like on that side of the ball. Wish I could say the same about the offense.

The current contracts we have aren't bad, either. The biggest dead cap threat next year is if we cut/trade Darnold. Even then, the hit isn't huge.

I am assuming we just have to wait for the first season loss and then he will rage quit because losing games and discussions about losses is "negative thought."

I never commented on your intelligence. I didn't say Taco Bell.

WC would clash with that salad choice. IMO, you go NEIPA if you are doing that style of salad. Admittedly, a crisp, clean pilsner is a better choice. Maybe a blonde or a wit.

What style IPA?

What job? Fry cook at Burger King?

Speaking of the bottom of the barrel, not surprising to see you here.

This thread attracted the bottom of the barrel Huddle posters. Go figure.....

Well, apparently we have fans that think he wife likes a rabble rouser. Huddle gonna Huddle.

You aren't necessarily wrong but digging a little deep, IMO.

That's the thing. If you looked at our FA signings and draft under the assumption that we had 5 quality starters on the roster already, the narrative would be completely different. We'd be talking about what a great job we did filling out the depth on our OL unit. That was honestly the way I felt about all our OL moves. They acted as if we just needed to bolster depth. As it stands, we have two NFL starters and a pile of journeymen and depth pieces. I still can't wrap my head around the thought process.

Wow. He sounds like a really great kid. I hope his on field accomplishments match the person he is. It would be nice to have a great #2 RB(maybe #1 as CMC ages).

Agreed but I think he has had multiple surgeries for this same issue. Like I said, the fact he is talking retirement says a lot.

I meant more that Teddy getting rid of the ball quickly and Brady's offense made that line look a lot better than they were. The PBWR stats kind of alluded to that.

That looks terrible. Hard pass.

He has a recurring bone spur issue. He is already talking retirement if this surgery doesn't work. Even as bad as our OG unit looks, I don't see how a player that close to retirement from injury helps us.

I think not enough credit is being given to Brady and Teddy for how "not that terrible" the Panthers OL looked last year.

I think he was handed the job when we his backups are Walker and Grier.

The problem is getting past all the elite QB's on the list, IMO.

Funny that people were up in arms over PFF having us rated higher. The truth is that on paper we have a bottom ten OL. All we can do is hope that isn't the case in January of 2022.

1, 4, 5 are reasonably explainable, IMO. It's a lot harder to explain 2, 3. I loved Obada to death but he is also an older player that is still really a developmental guy. That's a tough guy to keep around for a team like ours. Tre Boston was overpaid for what he gave us. Easier to gamble on cheaper and younger players to help us.

This is true. I honestly think they were all in on Sewell and that basically fuged up the rest of their entire draft. I won't lie, when he started dropping, I was so fuging excited. What's even worse, is that Detroit kicked him out to RT and is probably going to ruin him. Man, that first round was so depressing when he got picked right before us. In hindsight, I really love the Horn pick(was too butthurt to like it at the time) but it will really sting if Sewell actually does develop into an elite NFL LT.

Tell me about it. I just wonder if we will ever get another Jordan Gross.