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lol, “talk with my team”. That’s red flag language whether he stays committed or not.

This is where I am at too. I buy only PSA 10 rookie cards of players who are, or were in the hunt to be, rookie of the year — a la Victor Wembanyama or Conor Bedard. Hold them for long term gain, and if they flame out you can usually sell them for close to what you bought them for. Keeping it...

100%. He is also not great at just executing a pro offense efficiently— a la Stafford, Goff, Mahomes. Not saying he needs to get to that level, but everything just feels so difficult sometimes because his diagnosis and reaction are not great. He relies on his athleticism to create chaos in...

Same, I guess I’m not a detective. The dude in the grey hoodie to the viewers right of the exit doors looks like MF, that as close as I could get to an ID. Either way, big nothing burger.

Gotcha, I’ll take it. Kid looks like he could be a stud.

Nice! That said, maybe someone with better roster knowledge can explain this one? Seems like we have plenty of CB depth.

He just won the division and beat the Packers twice in dramatic fashion in a month — of course we love him right now. Bears fans felt this way about Rex Grossman too. But he is wildly inconsistent in decision making and accuracy, so was Josh Allen. He could end up Josh Allen, he could end up...

Definitely some SC hate from me, but there is plenty to be legitimately concerned about long-term — but much of it is fixable. Anyway, I want to enjoy the win, not argue CW, so I’ll let it go.

That’s not saying much. With these weapons and this coach, I don’t think they are gonna waste time with a guy who cannot operate the whole offense. But, we’ll see. If he gets up to 65% next year and becomes efficient in his decision making, they should keep him.

It’s is wild that he has the ability to go lights out when he focuses. Also, by “poison” I just mean he plays well enough and flashes enough brilliance that you give him the big contract, then regret it for 10 years.

I know and I’m talking about. You can go fuck yourself if you can’t see what is obvious to anyone who played football at any level. Don’t be a clown show, I’ve seen your act before.

Ha! Totally fair. Great win, but what I said is still true. Unless he figures out how to execute consistently they will move on after next year.

He has zero ability to process, anticipate, or just run the offense. Everything needs to be and easy first read or a breakdown. They need to move on from him, he’s poison,

I’ve thought about this too and I suspect part of the explanation is that they likely had some tough negotiations to retain 15/16 starters, none of whom received any fanfare for “re-signing”. Perhaps the staff has decided not to rock the boat by celebrating guys who have not yet made a...

Maybe the staff has indicated to Armel that they are bringing 2-3 DUDES on the DL. That’s my wishful thought, anyway.

Miami looks great, but no man, no.

He wouldn’t be locked in, just bumped up because he’s earned it. If Young earns it back, then switch again. I’m not a defensive coordinator, but there are plenty of snaps to go around if you get creative.

You’re probably right. Honestly, I’d give him the starting role and cash, at least in camp. Young is a great prospect, but he has not earned the starting role. I thought Burnh was clearly the more impactful player by the end of the year. Idk, this just feels like a mistake by Freeman & Co.

Unless they have a better DL locked up in the portal, this makes no sense from the ND perspective. He is arguably our most productive returning DL after Traore. Pretty discouraging that they could not persuade him to stay. Even if it’s a cash issue, just pay him.

I’ve started to notice this on the podcast — perhaps I am late to the party. It’s obnoxious though. He can’t help himself.