ForJimmy

Yeah I was hoping he might be a possibility for late round project QB but he is stinking it up….

They are renting him as a WR2 for the rest of the season. Let’s see what we get in return for him….

Yeah and if we want to overpay a WR we are better off throwing money at Higgins in the offseason. He is much better.

I like him, but I'm not getting excited until we actually draft a QB. I was all fired up when get traded up about Stroud and @LinvilleGorge warned me not to get attached to a player before the draft.

Cool so instead of scoring 7 we score 0. We still get a pick and remove a veteran who is setting a terrible example. You do see him giving up on routes right? Guess who also has the most INTs when targeted in the league out of WRs? I will give you a hint, he is a Panthers but not XL, Mingo, or Coker....

Yeah if you can't operate in a pocket, defenses will seal those edges and try to make you. Both is ideal, some can survive just in the pocket if they know how to maneuver well in it. Brees actually excelled at that which is why he isn't a good comparison....

Coker actually looks good, but are you expecting us to look a lot worse without DJ? We are looking historically bad. Might as well develop some young guys if we are going to get demolished every week...

With the amount we have spent on OL we shouldn't have to pay for RBs. Just draft a RB2 with a late pick to play behind Brooks or sign a cheap one.

Maybe Plummer is just that bad….

He also is stopping/giving up on routes. Not good for a culture change….

So OUR defense has to hold them to 3........

1. Dalton is hurt so we have no other option 2. We can't trade him right now because the dead cap hit 3. His current offers were a 4th so who cares?

This is the right answer and a dumb move. We need to be selling.

Number 2 is good. That was Stroud and Daniels in the past 2 drafts.

I’m not sure 36 with a bad Achilles would be considered prime either… Still got paid

It’s too expensive to trade him right now. The hit isn’t worth the return

Keep developing this draft class (XL, Coker, JT, Brooks, Wallace should get plenty of snaps as starters). Build around DB on defense, make a decision on Horn. Hunt, Icky, and Lewis are good for the next couple years. Sell off anyone else that can get you decent value and keep drafting.

Young was the top QB on most boards. Luke said most GMs would draft him one, the Texans HC said they had Bryce and Stroud as 1a and 1b and he wouldn't say who he had ranked higher (which means it wasn't his current QB). He was constantly ranked QB1 more times than not. Damn near every other draft was spot on with this (I think the Baker one was a little bit surprising). Stroud just happened to be a fan favorite that turned out to be a great QB so people want to change the whole narrative.

You would have a decent OL to put him behind (maybe extend BC for center if he keeps look good), a new RB in Brooks, a young group of weapons in XL, Coker, and JT to grow with him. Our defense will still on on life support but DB coming back will help a little. The offense isn't the worst to plug a young QB in though.

Zach Wilson is another one. He struggled with the Jets but so did Geno Smith, Sam Darnold, and now Aaron Rodgers…. He has the arm talent that DC likes.

Players on expiring contracts like AT, DJ, Chuba, Woods, Sanders, etc should be flipped for picks. They are more than likely gone next year anyway. I’d consider moving Clowney or Moton for the right price as they are FAs after next year and Moton would clear out a ton of cap space…

They are all risky. Especially QBs.

I watched the first drive but had to go to a cookout right after. No regrets.