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This. The only players available at this point are from bad teams ready to fire sale or problem pieces on decent teams. Good teams are nosing around the potential fire sales and bad teams are trying to figure if they can get above market value from a team trying to find that key piece to make a run. It's not hard to figure out which group we fall into.

For Jeudy? Sure. How about two 7ths? I'm not trading anything of real value for that guy. He ain't got no dog in him. We need some dogs on this team. We have enough guys happy to just go through the motions, take their L, and cash their check.

The Niners played like poo last night and Purdy folded like a cheap suit in the clutch.

Purdy is just a game manager. When you need this dude to saddle up and go get it he throws two BAD late 4th quarter INTs.

Oof. Straight up trash tier throw on that INT from Purdy. No sugarcoating it.

WOW. That absolutely should've been an INT instead the WR rips it away and takes it for 6.

I told y'all to not be surprised when he proves to be far more durable if he winds up in a contender. Sons of former players tend to be a lot more business oriented when they're on teams that suck. I honestly can't blame them. CMC cashed fat checks and kept the tread on his tires fresh. Well played, bro.

There's more posts about a teeny bop pop star than MNF. What in the actual fug is going on?

Well damn, Purdy has some wheels.

Say you've never actually been to the Bay area without coming out and saying it. You're in for quite the rude awakening. You already have the smug attitude though. Enjoy your 600 square foot $4500 a month apartment adorned with literal human feces in the sidewalk out front. There are reasons why Silicon Valley has largely relocated to Austin.

@Zod if the Taylor Swift NFL obsession continues we're gonna need a forum filter along the lines of The Golden Calf of Bristol.

Ron gonna Ron. This should all sound very familiar to Panthers fans. https://x.com/granthpaulsen/status/1716160368559509692?s=20

A couple weeks ago I thought Bieniemy was adapting to having a porous OL but he went full Shula yesterday. Then again, when the OL is THAT bad I don't know what you can do. It wasn't like they had a weak link. The whole unit was just getting absolutely blown up at the snap.

The scary part is they're getting worse every week.

Earlier on this season it seemed like a lot of folks were blaming Howell for holding onto the ball too long causing a lot of sacks. Sure, that happened occasionally but I honestly think most of the folks blaming the majority of the sack issues on Howell just weren't watching the games or just don't understand football. Now it seems like most folks are starting to realize that the Washington OL is simply historically terrible. https://x.com/NickiJhabvala/status/1716158667672658124?s=20 To put that into perspective, Tua has the fastest average time to throw in the NFL at 2.38 seconds. Meanwhile, Bieniemy is starting to go full Mike Shula doing nothing to help his terribly struggling OL. They made one of the weakest pass rushers in football look like the '85 Bears yesterday. The Giants had already matched their season sack total by halftime. And virtually all of them were just straight up jailbreaks.

My biggest concern with him was durability. He didn't miss a lot of games at UNC but it felt like he was constantly banged up and limited by lingering injuries, especially back related. It wouldn't surprise me if he slipped a bit in the draft because of it. I didn't really have any concerns with him on the field other than acknowledging that he was likely a slot only guy at the NFL level.

Minshew is the perfect type of QB to maximize Downs. So is Bryce.

It sucks to suck. Being good and coming up short sucks too. Which is worse? Depends on perspective I guess. But I look back fondly on our good seasons. We obviously never brought home the Lombardi but there were some fun rides along the way. There's nothing fun about being a doormat.

They're having a disappointing first half of the season but trust and believe I'd take their situation over ours all day everyday.

Talent, coaching, schemes, scouting, drafting, free agent signing, trading, working with local municipalities to complete infrastructure projects... the list of things we're behind the eight ball on is virtually endless.

The Dolphins desperately needed that. Tyreek Hill is a cheat code.

Well, this was a good game on paper but then the Dolphins just didn't show up. They need points on this drive before half.

Hurts has a fumbling issue. No way around it.

Never understood going to a game wearing gear of a team that's not playing.