MHS831

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Updated, I think. Still I have not yet put Center on this list, but it could become a priority--just can't say that we have a need when Corbett and Mays are listed as centers--not sure how good that really is or isn't. I think we might draft one, however, for now, I will assume Corbett is qualified and Mays is depth. Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Ickey Ekwonu Damien Lewis Austin Corbett Robert Hunt Taylor Moton Brady Christesen Chandler Zavala Cade Mays (B. Christensen) Wide Receiver Running Back Quarterback Tight End Diontae Johnson Chuba Hubbard Bryce Young Miles Sanders Andy Dalton Tommy Tremble Adam Thielen Ian Thomas Jonathan Mingo R. Blackshear I Smith-Marsette T Marshall Jr Stephen Sullivan Jack Linebacker Defensive End Defensive Tackle Defensive End Sam Linebacker Derrick Brown Shy Tuttle A’Shwn Robinson Amare Barno DJ Johnson Raeq Williams Nick Thurmond LaBryan Ray Eku Leota Cornerback Will LB Mike LB Nickel Cornerback JC Horn Shaq Thompson Josey Jewell Troy Hill Dane Jackson Chandlr Wooten Strong Safety Free Safety Xavier Woods Jammi Robinson Prioritized Needs: YELLOW- 1. Edge, 2. Wide Receiver 3. Tight End 4. Strong Safety 5. Center? Secondary Needs: GREEN- 1. Corner (2), 3. Running Back, 4. Mike Linebacker, 5. F. Safety

Safety is a need. He is above average. 26 years old

Never get into an argument with someone who has a stage and a microphone. It will not end well for you.

I guess we are going to have 2 #68s this year.

Buffalo has some cap issues and it was a good time to pick up a solid role player. Above average PFF score, fwiw. Looks like Edge and WR in draft This is starter money--he is 27. He will start opposite Horn. We still need depth.

If he takes his number, they can just give him his old jerseys.

So we trade D Jackson for D Johnson and sign D Jackson. No wonder I get confused

Those top 5--all QBs who are either past their primes or underperforming--makes me so Happy that we did not land Watson.

He ran a 4.59. 40 at the combine, which is probably why he dropped in the draft.

Right. When Chark did not step up and Marshall continued to discover his purpose, we only had a rookie (Mingo) and Thielen. At 32, he should not have come in to be the #1 WR, but he was needed and he stepped up. I am fairly sure that he'd be totally happy as the third or fourth best WR at this stage of his career.

The biggest reason I would have to shop Thielen is his age (33) and I do not want Bryce going to him as an outlet quickly because they are familiar. Do I think Renfro would be the answer? Maybe, but man, there are some good slot WRs in the draft later too. Washington from UVA and A Smith (I think) from Tex AM. If I knew the offensive philosophy better, how the intend to maximize Bryce's skillset, I would have a stronger opinion. I am not that high on Renfro. I just texted my friend's son who plays T for the Raiders (Parker). He said that he and Renfro were religious and were close friends for that reason. FWIW.

I see your point--he was the safe check down a lot. I did hear he did not want to be part of a rebuild, so maybe we could trade him for a late round pick, but I do not know if we get much, a trade at all, and I am not sure Renfro is an upgrade. I do, however, see your points--made the same comments myself. He is an outlet and was not a threat. Who did we have that might require a S over the top?

The Chargers are over the cap, fwiw.

If I am not mistaken, today teams have to get their caps below the cap figure--so there should be some trades, waivers by 4:00

I think AT said he did not want to be a part of a rebuild.

AT is 33 He had 1000 yards and 100 catches here last year. His 10-year average is 770 yards and 91 catches per season

In the last two years he has a total of 585 yards. Before that, he had a 1000 yard, 100 catch season. He is 28.

amen

Newsflash. Details at 11. I think Canales is going to really work on developing Mingo, maybe Marshall too. Maybe they will be better fits now. People get on Mingo like he was a bust, but in this offense, he had over 400 yards as a rookie--now, those are TE numbers, but he had a catch in every game, I believe.

That is pretty much what we saw. It was ugly

People used to say that about Peppers too. There is a bit of a cat and mouse game going on during a game. If the T sees your moves every play, you are easier to block later. You hear this a lot about DEs/OLBs/Edge players.

I think we are going to address edge within the next day or two, but that is with a questionable player at best---we still could use a veteran. Gonna read this more carefully and maybe respond later--some very thoughtful and valid points in here.