joemac

He unwilling to push the ball because he knows that he does not have the arm strength to do it successfully. Simple as.

LMFAO.

Denver is already stacked at WR.

We also have David Moore who had decent production in limited action last season. I COULD see them wanting to roll with a youth movement on offense, by beginning the season starting both Moore's outside and giving Terrace time to mature before installing him at WR2 and moving D.Moore or Shi Smith into the slot. IDK....but I sure as hell would not move Robby this year if I was running the team.

What would Darnold have to do with that? You would think Darnold would be a reason to KEEP Robby here, not get rid of him....hes the only guy with any sort of chemistry with Sam so far.

Why?

Seeing rumors on Twitter that we are going to trade or release Robby Anderson for some strange reason. I see no benefit in a move like that, unless they trade him for something somewhat valuable. We have Robby and Moore and then a lot of unproven young guys....would be dumb to get rid of him now.

Speak for yourself. I’ll take less preseason and more end of season games all day.

Dude you consistently have the worst takes on this entire site, and that’s saying something. Congrats on the achievement.

Dude Horn is an animal wtf are you talking about?

Maybe not a great comparison considering the Broncos won the Super Bowl and beat us in that game in his final season…

Good thing with our offense is that we trot out 3WR the vast majority of the time, so he’s going to likely step into a “starting” role sooner than later. Although I think many of us are forgetting David Moore who could rightfully take the slot WR spot from jump. We’re loaded on offense any way you slice it. Defense too for that matter.

Horn, Jackson and Bouye has the potential to be a helluva CB group. The addition of Horn and Bouye takes a ton of pressure off of Jackson and lets him take his more nature spot against a WR2 or in the slot, although I imagine AJ will start the season as slot CB.

A Honda Pilot is not a minivan.

Absolutely. Especially for a team like GB, SF or Tenn.

If the trends Rhule has set at the college level continue into his pro career we should have a very good year on both sides of the ball, and challenge for a playoff spot this year. Then next year will be the season we really start to dominate and challenge for NFC and Super Bowl championships. I already see the same sort of process panning out here. Gonna be a fun ride boys and girls!

Very possible, in fact, probably likely....BUT Henry could also be the next Adrian Peterson/Frank Gore/Bettis type of guy who kicks ass well into his 30s. Its crazy that hes only 27. I feel like I have been seeing him truck guys for 12 years now.

The Titans might win the damn Super Bowl next year. They are going to be unstoppable on offense if they pair up Jones with AJ Brown and Derrick Henry. YIKES!!

Huh?

Gotta be Jacksonville, right? With Lawrence, Meyer and The Golden Calf of Bristol-mania in town I can't see how HBO would pass up that opportunity. Although I think we are probably a close second. Id love to see us on the show. Amazons All-In was awesome when we were on it. Edit: Actually I was not aware that teams with first year coaches were ineligible to be on the show, so maybe we really will land it?

See ya Julio! As long as hes outta the NFC South I dont really care where he goes.

Everything this season rides on the back of Sam. If he excels, the sky is the limit for this team. Going to be one of the more entertaining story lines to follow early in the season. Personally I think Joe Brady schemes his ever loving ass off, and makes Darnold look like a million bucks. I am expecting a career year from Darnold and AT LEAST a Top 10 offensive showing for the whole team. Getting CMC back should do wonders for them, as he had 6 TDs in 3 games last season.

Yeah, meanwhile Atlanta is on the verge of trading Julio Jones....so who even knows with them.

Our free agency efforts? What does that mean? They did great in free agency. They also knocked the draft out of the park. How can anybody objectively look at the roster today and somehow say it is worse than the end of the season last year?

Yes, I think over 100 million as it stands right now, although we don't have that many players under contract either.