Bear Hands

Yeah drop back, set, weight distribution, it's just street ball for the kid. No discipline, it removes any decent velocity from the ball when you don't get those fundamentals right.

You look bad for Reich, you look bad for Brown, you look bad for Canales, you may just be bad. I mean the kid can barely produce 2 scoring drives per game. No awareness, no field vision, no ability to outrun defenders, no pocket presence, nothing. Zilch.

Thielen was WIDE the f open

I take back everything but Leota lol. Had to bring some optimism before the inevitable product showed its rear.

Bryce 6/12 42 yards, 4.2 YPA. 1 INT Checks out

Not much even needs to be said anymore. We have and continue to suck. Can’t change the owner but you can change what you watch football wise and what you do on Sundays.

Turned off. @ me for any moderating needs.

Innacurate

Probably Beck or Allar

Defense looks physically slow. Well, maybe mentally too.

Let’s just ramp the JT kool aid to 10 and spike it. He’s gonna eat and have a Kincaid type season. Not full LaPorta but pretty..preettty good

International games are money bringers but I personally hate them. Can't believe the goal is for every team to have 1 international game per year. I get it, but the forced global reach is straining. I think it would be much cooler if they focused on enriching the existing fanbases--- have 1 game as a "home away from home" game. I.E. - Falcons in Athens, Packers at Camp Randall, Panthers at Kidd Brewer, etc.

Willis is terrible. Absolutely terrible. They're better off with pretty much any other QB. If it's a 4-6 weeker (best case scenario), they absolutely grab someone else. If it's a season ender, they still should. He has no awareness to even use his speed effectively, no feel for the QB position. If they even get to one game with him, I think it will be so bad they will have to change for the betterment of the locker room.

People seriously wanted to consider Willis in round 1 lol Unless there was some magical medical avoidance, Love is done for the year. Packers season is over.

I'm not bullish on Tremble for 2024, but it's a mischaracterization to say he's one of the bad apples here. He's very much a Trey Burton-esque dude. Anyhoo, here's to hoping we landed something in Sanders. I said before, I'll say again, I see a better blocking Evan Engram when I watch him.

I wouldn't lump him in with the bad...he's actually been pretty solid. He's done well when asked to make things happen. He's been on pretty awful teams and isn't probably a TE1, but he's pretty solid in many respects. Some great TDs on limited snaps and targets.

Agree. I'm a huge fan and think we found ourselves a dude with this pick. Gut feeling, but from what I've seen, he instantly looked NFL ready.

https://x.com/josephperson/status/1832108853544325607?t=XySrwDY-DGKq19-q16Y2OA&s=19 If he looks good, I imagine he could stick moving forward. Looks like it's Sanders in 11, Sanders-Matthews in 12 personnel. And I mean, he looked good in preseason. Passed the eye test. Don't forget, he produced super well in a loaded receiving room with Worthy, AD Mitchell, & Wittingham. Exciting to see; this is the opposite of what we're used to with a rookie being given a big shot from the onset.

Honestly if he gets a mysterious injury and gets IR’d, it would be an addition by subtraction scenario for this year.

You know he’s gone as soon as it makes sense cap wise. 13th highest paid RB in the league and they barely pretend he’s even on the team at times.

Redraft: Diontae and Hubbard are good bets based on anticipated touches. That’s it for us. Don’t like Bryce as a QB2 or any of the other WRs. Dynasty: -Brooks and Sanders are good buys. Sanders is a solid taxi squad stash. -Mingo and Legette are tossups in dynasty, wouldn’t take in redraft. -IDP, no DLs, Jewell is a sleeper at LB and Fuller at S.

No doubt I want more from him, but this is more in line where I expect things to be. If he keeps the mistakes low and efficiency high, he should get a stat line more in line with your expectations in a Canales’ system… much like Baker had.

Such a bad draft that their top 3 picks have since come and gone through the worst team in the league.

Added the name to the title bc all I saw was twitter links and nada. Juan you’re making this way harder than it needs to be.

Let's hear em' Week 1: Dare I say, a win? I say, the defense surprises with 3+ sacks and 2 TOs. Hubbard looks good, run game drives the offense to a 17-13 win. Bryce is unremarkable but mistake free. Season: 6-11 A reworked roster looks much better than 2023's mess. Still near the league bottom in some respects, but I think this defense is much better in the trenches than people anticipate. Top-12 run-defense, top-15 run-offense. Passing defense is around 20ish, Passing-o is still mid to late 20s. Just not 30-32 Jatavion Sanders is the rookie stud for us. Jonathan Brooks comes along in the second half as well. Those two account for 1500 total yards. The Longhorn duo clicks. Thielen has a quieter season than people think with more of the young guys being folded in after week ~8ish. More specific stat predictions: Defense- Both Jewell & Jordan Fuller have themselves years and become fan faves. They're gonna be the ones communicating on d pre-snap. They're effective and good at what they do. Trevin Wallace shows up filling in at times The Pass Rush indeed doesn't fair well, but Derrick Brown gets himself more sacks than we're used to seeing (5+). Leota is who emerges as a decent option for us (5+ sacks). Clowney (7+) but not a ton elsewhere. Horn plays 15+ games Offense- Bryce: 18 Pass TDs, 14 INTs, 3600 yards, 6.4 YPA (up from his historic low 5.5 to just standard low) In other words, decent enough to confuse and keep the debate as annoying as ever for 2025 Hubbard: 900+ rushing yards, 10 TDs - fantasy sleeper folks Brooks: 750+ rushing, 250+ receiving Sanders: 500+ receiving Diontae - Just ticks over 1,000. Not a ton of TDs, but 95+ receptions -- Y'all can me more concise, but let's throw some stuff out and see who lands.