MHS831

broncos sending Von Miller to Rams

what we will see: (prediction) Miami: Sends Tua, 2022, 2023 first rounders and a conditional 2024 first rounder to Houston Houston: Watson to Miami. If Watson is suspended the 2024 first rounder is nullified or reduced.

No to both.

agree. And they should probably start accumulating some draft picks because OL aint out there.

when we are ahead, sam has been fine. Need a 2 TD fourth quarter to win--we do not have the oline or the scheme to do that--based on Darnold's perceived limitations. It sure seems as if Darnold's issues are mental/cognitive. He abandons technique and cant figure out why the passes are errant. He seems to be failing to throw the ball when the WRs are open---that is a confidence issue. Not good.

are you suggesting that loving a man after one off season is acceptable? Just kidding--I make jokes to keep from crying aloud.

circa 2017.

Both teams battle for the L admirably. a 10-10 tie.

Offensive genius my ass. Just offensive.

Brady not being one of the "people" mentioned in the thread.

He also stepped out of bounds once when he could have cut back inside for more yards. These WRs have checked out. Is it Rhule or simply Darnold? I guarantee you that Anderson is telling them NY Jets stories.

But Lance did not have potential felonies against him. This sends a message to the fan base--something that should devalue Watson---they want top dollar. SF paid too much.

at the end of his career, Cam was throwing "Hail check downs"

Darnold is not confident with his reads. He is hesitating. Because his OL sucks, he feels the need to flee--yes, flee--based on his instincts. His coaching and brain tell him to throw to the open man. When a man is open, his feet are all wrong and his accuracy suffers. Cam had the same problem. Sam is getting worse, and the opposition has no impact on that. The WRs have no confidence in him---and that is the kiss of death.

I have not really started looking, but since he is a local product, I like Howell. His team sucks. I like the Liberty QB--and I like the Ole Miss QB. But there are many flying beneath the radar--from what I saw of Darnold today--I am not sure he makes it through the season. And we picked up his option--but at least not a $200 m deal, I suppose. Strong out of Nevada has me a bit curious.

Giants 23 Panthers 27 Halftime score: Panthers 20, Giants 13

Technically, if the Panthers pick top 15 and there is a QB you like out there, you take the QB. Let Darnold start in 2022 and build the OL with every other pick or trade--and the 2022 draft. That gives the rookie a year to watch, the GM a year to build an OL, and the fans another year of crap---but it is stepping in the right direction and not trying to plug holes with bubble gum. But damn we have a stable full of CBs that have value. Jackson needs to be dealt within a week (trade deadline) for a second if Fit can get it. He is the only player who we could get value for and replace without losing anything (Horn, Bouye, Gimore, Taylor...)

I think there are some sleeper QBs in this draft and we will grab one this year. About the OL? I expect to see a deal done before the deadline that could involve a CB for a second rounder or so. We shall see. Many think we should go OL with the first pick,and they could be right, but Howell has not had much support in Chapel Hill and there are a few others who could be there when the panthers pick. If the Panthers are picking top 15, they will take a QB. If they are picking around 20 or better, they go OL (possible a trade back.) TMI? If Cleveland will not sign their starting QB, should we? I don't know.

why do we keep expecting miracles behind crappy OLs? Jake Delhomme had a decent OL---he was average at best and struggled everywhere else he played. But he had fire. Steve Berlein was mediocre, but at his best when the OL was good. They figured Cam's mobility and size could offset a bad OL--but he did have Turner, Kalil, and Norwell. Build the OL THEN bring in the savior at QB--why is that concept hard? Fitterer is now all into RBs, DBs, etc. The trade deadline is approaching and there are some moves he could make. Let's see what he does.

The ole---"I say many things and when I appear to be right, I can't handle it." Nobody endorsed Jones on here more than I did--and I have not made any similar comments. Reason? I know it is all a guess and subject to change and interpretation.

If we do not put them away and it is still a game in the fourth quarter, something has to go. If Brady were this "jeanyus" like so many people say, we would not come out of the break looking like a Pop Warner "B" Team. If that happens again, he should be gone.

About trading Action Jackson.... He is going to cost a ton. We have Horn. We have Henderson. We have Gilmore for the rest of the year. Bouye is on the team. Taylor looked great vs. Minnesota. He is expendable. However, he is a popular guy in the locker room...so its complicated. Go get the KC backup Center Austin Blythe--he can also play G. He is better than our starting center and either guard. Nuff said.

KC has a pretty good C who has been injured (Austin Blythe) who is about 28 or so. Creed Humphries is the starter. I think we should look to deal a CB for him. With Taylor coming on, Henderson and Horn and maybe Gilmore for another year or two--do we need Jackson? Maybe we could get a pick thrown in as well.

I cant believe that there were 5 worse than us over the past 10 years.

New ideas from MHS: WRs--catch those brown things hitting you in the hands. WRs--once you catch the brown thing, do not take three steps and fumble it. OL--watch Paradis game tape and do the opposite. RB--get some insurance.