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We wasted more than that on Sam this year....priorities and values right now are really bad with this crew.

If this crew was capable of that much forethought or realistic planning then they would never have traded for Sam in the first place or burnt the bridges with Teddy and Cam. Expecting them to do right now that they are even more desperate is just not very realistic. The sad part is we all know and want a new staff, Tepper ain't there yet and the hope he sees it for the shitshow everyone with eyes sees is still not a given at the end of this wasted year.

We never needed to see a down from Sam to know not to pick up his 5th, there was 3 years of proof saying not to do it. We always had the choice to tag him. Yeah it would have cost more but with a guy who put up 3 years of terrible film in the NFL it was always more of a hope and less of a chance of ever needing it. Then again we wouldn't have sent so much in a trade if they had watched any of that film and not his youtube highlights... The reality is these idiots thought they got a steal by picking up his 5th and now they are choking on it and having good players leave because they wasted 19 million dollars on a guy who isn't even good enough to backup this year. There isn't any other way to spin it other than blaming Brady for this but the video of the decision being made is very damning because no one got up and was like 'WTF are yall looking at? This is a bad idea.'

Yeah we are about to eat 18 of that 19 just to get rid of him. Do it again next year for whatever dipshite we pickup to be hustled as the new savior of Rhule's kingdom.

Chinn needs to be up closer to the LOS and not playing FS again.

At least it's not lil' hands. I'll take anything over that at this point.

I think it would be an epic failure but at least I can laugh while it falls apart. I have very little faith in their skills or direction.

And anyone that thinks he is qualified to have his job is brainless so a much bigger group than just that dummy.

When D Newton catches up to reality you know that it's as clear as it can be.

Good, it was a terrible deal.

I get getting rid of Anderson. Getting rid of Moore and keeping Anderson is a bad choice but it's justifiable for these people and their level of skill. Getting rid of both is just straight moronic.

But we have a cap genius that is paying Reddick to play elsewhere almost as much as his backup to start this year. With this move we can push more dead money back on a deal that was actually worth it for new guys who won't be like Thomas and Anderson or the 2 duds we picked up right away last year. This isn't a good thing. If we made the playoffs last year and had a QB and LT, then we could talk about this maybe being a savy more. It's just getting the cap and roster into a worse and worse place as this crew's time here goes on. I can't believe they just promoted that guy when we could get a spreadsheet that does a better job of planning the cap out.

Great, now take Moore off of the trading block while this frees up some cap while I am sure we eat some of that bad contract. Do they want some Ian Thomas too?

Not at all on board with a center in the top 10. It's like with OGs, they can be found later in the draft.

Wonderful content. He should do the QB and Oline drills for sure next. I wish I could listen to that dude on game day and not the garbage announcers we usually get.

I don't see a way this year will become exciting until Rhule and co are fired and we are discussing the next crew.

The guy had to prep for his hand getting measured...at 8.5"... Vick had 8 5" hands but he also had a ton more goibg fir him than Picketts does. No idea if his hands are big enough. He throws ducks and isn't a real good prospect.

They should have done that last year. Now they are going to make up for lost picks with a trade back and find 3 starters in this draft after not having one start more than 3 games last season? I would say they need to do it for me to belive it. Expecting Erving or Elf to start again is a very bad start to the process.

That is fair sir. My only hope I have is that McAdoo can stop another Darnold deal this year. If this was a better QB draft class then I would hope he could bring us a legit QB. I just don't see that this year. The one guy with a lot of upside is a long-term QB project and not a win now guy. That was supposed to be McAdoo's positive, finding young QB talent. We are talking to teams for Vets so I'm not sure it will even come into play. If he had a hand in PJ staying then I think even this is suspect. Impressing Rhule means little if we are talking about reality and not the reality of Rhule's pooshow. Being an IT guys sure doesn't help. He was just the best a failing HC could do, not really that impressive to me but certainly a huge deal for Rhule.

If McAdoo was that good he wouldn't have been consulting last year instead of coaching and wouldn't have taken this job. Two is absolutely true. I personally gave up on One years ago. His best work came on blown coverages due to the fact no D respects him. His blocking isn't even impressive and that is his strength.

No idea. What do the injury history and weight management history look like for these guys? IDC how great a huge guy looks like if those two boxes are not clean. It just ends badly if not.

It's crazy and depressing how so many rookies would be day 1 starters here and that's not even playing close to the the level Slater did last year.

I would take 2 of those olinemen sure. Would rather keep the 4th and send a player like Anderson.

He isn't a talented as either of those guys but I guess it sounds better than Joey Harrington or Blain Gabbert.

Just shows bad judgement and a good lawyer, not too bad for a guy we should have cut last pre-season. It's stupid but that's probably why we wanted to keep him around doing bare minimum on a bloated contract when we could just be playing the 2nd year guy they drafted, he fits the new mold perfectly. He is bad at his job and a public embarrassment. Guess he is the official starter now.