Jay Roosevelt

You could be right. I feel like if Bryce has a year basically the same as last year we're better off trading him because there are likely several teams that would be interested, despite what his naysayers on this forum will tell you. Not saying we'd get a 1st or 2nd rounder, but I feel confident some team would be willing to cough up a 3rd rounder for a former #1 overall QB that has shown at least some flashes.

They want to extend him, but if they were completely sold they already would have. I honestly think this season will determine whether Bryce gets: 1. A big money 'franchise QB' extension. 2. A middle-of-the-road (still expensive given the QB market) contract. 3. Traded after this season. Time will tell, but I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that they plan to extend Bryce. Mostly because I think they would already have done so if that's the way they felt.

My top-5 JAGS: 1. Tommy Tremble: May not ever be top-tier, but has been solid and you never doubt the effort. 2. Cade Mays: Not bad for a 6th rounder. Hated to see him go. 3. Brady Christensen: One of the most versatile backup OLs in the NFL. Hopefully we re-sign him. 4. Trevis Gipson: Quietly was really solid depth last season. Glad we brought him back. 5. Brycen Tremayne: Has been solid depth at WR, flashing at times last year.

The Bills Mafia.

Freeling and Bain are going to battle it out for a decade in the NFC South. Should be fun to watch.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/colts-release-db-kenny-moore-after-no-trade-materializes Good nickel. We should really look into signing him.

The Patriots win the 2015 AFC Championship game.

I wish they'd drop the silver from the color scheme altogether.

I'd take basically anything for XL at this point.

I mean regardless of your view of Bryce our depth is terrible.

I honestly don't know that I agree with the notion that Freeling is a project. He's a 2-year starter on one of the best teams in the country and has consistently played against top competition. I'm sure there will be a learning curve, but I don't think he's just some athlete that has to be built from the ground up.

This. Most NFL players (especially OL/DL) have chronic injury management that's just part of their routine.

Underrated Panthers legend. He has played his ass off during one of the worst eras in franchise history when there wasn't much to play for and has rarely gotten the recognition he deserves from the rest of the league.

See, the 7th round is where you take a guy like this. A developmental athlete with question marks, but also potential. I just don't like when teams draft guys like this in the 2nd-3rd round. See: Wallace, Trevin. In the 6th or 7th round this makes a lot of sense. We could damn sure use an unexpected hit at ILB.

I was really hoping we'd get a new starting ILB in the draft, but it didn't fall that way. No doubt having Devin Lloyd will help a ton, but I don't have much faith in Trevin Wallace at this point.

I mean it's the 5th round.

That actually isn't a bad comparison.

What was the trade?

Wait, did the Texans just draft T-Top from URL?

It wasn't my favorite strategy, but I'd have been fine with Makai Lemon or Omar Cooper Jr. I'm just not a KCC fan at all.

I wonder if they'd consider trading Rasheed Walker to a team that needs tackle help but missed out in the draft?

I wouldn't be surprised if Freeling ends up starting as a rookie.

Thank God it wasn't KC Concepcion.

I swear if Lemon falls to us and we pass on him for KC Concepcion I'm going to lose my damn mind.