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I think th emajoirty of the 2nd round is not signed and its because of guarenteed money amounts.. When the top few picks of Rd 2 are signed I thing the dominoes wilf all quickly. https://www.acmepackingcompany.com/2025/6/23/24454327/green-bay-packers-news-unsigned-2025-rookies-nfl-draft-second-rounders

he has to get over the hump. He has Josh Allen as a QB, it is and will continue to be unforgivable if we don't get to the Dance and win it all.

oh wow

The explanation I've seen is this: A few picks before Buffalo, New Orleans picked a QB, Tyler Shough. Shough was not a highly regarded QB and he is 26 years old, but the Saints liked him. Moreover, the Saints may be in a position where they have to start him. The only other QB on the roster with any name recognition at all is Spencer Rattler. Well, Shough decided that while he can't ask for the big bucks of a high first round pick, since he is the de facto starter on a bad New Orleans team, he could hold out for a fully guaranteed contract. Agents for other second round picks got wind of this (agents talk to each other all the time) and decided to wait things out because if Shough can wrangle a fully guaranteed deal, perhaps they can do the same for their clients, or at least get significant chunks of guaranteed money. Hence, it's not Sanders being difficult, it's just agents doing what they're supposed to do, trying to get their clients the best deals they can. Anyone hear anything different or have another take on it?

Campbell should either not be on the list or be on there but below McD. I love Campbell, but make not mistake about it - he has cost them playoff losses and key losses in regular season over his stubborn decisions. What he did vs the Cowboys with the #1 seed on the line is one of the single stupidest decisions I have ever seen in a HC. He also had bad end game decisions against the Bills and in the playoffs too that led to losses. I love his attitude, approach, brovado - but there is a time and place for it, and his in ability to control that and find that balance has cost the Lions seeding and playoff exits. That being said, if he can learn from that, he is on his way to being a great HC - like I said I am a fan of his though, just its not quite polished as it needs to have been yet.

It was wild. There was the Sabres, Bills, Bandits, arena, Healthy Scratch, Harbor Center, Amerks, Knighthawks, One Buffalo, their silly record label, sports agency, etc. I feel like Kim got involved, and even with her meager night school management course education, figured out that Terry was lighting money on fire all over the place. Kim started to reel it in, then had her medical episode. Now fracking Jed Clampett doesn't really know what to do from here.

If I'm being honest. I feel like this is how it will play out with this coach and team. At the same time there are worse coaches out there and that's what will always keep him here....fear of getting a worse coach.

I will play - McD - No other HC has more wins against Cheifs than McD. Paytons defenses have been worse than McD's and his playoff record and let downs are worse than McD's. So I will take McD over Sean to beat KC - and quite honestly, I think we will if we see them in the playoffs this year, but the team that concerns me more this season though is the Ravens. They are in tact and had a strong draft. They will be very tough again and our ability to get past them will come down to how defense improves between our FA and Rookie additions.

Rookie - Landon Jackson. I think Jackson gets to camp and immediately looks like he's going to be Groot 2.0 for this defense. Non-Rookie - Dorian Williams. I think Williams hits the field running this year and looks like he's truly taken that next step.

I'm excited about both, Sanders tape is awesome, Moore was a stud in college, has had some success but hopefully coming to an elite organization can put it all together, poor kid only knows the disastrous Jets n Browns

It's honestly not that bad of a list. I'd probably slide Payton down to 7th and bump the guys currently ranked 3-7 up 1 spot. The 9 and 10 spots are also up for grabs. Campbell is pretty shaky only having 2 good seasons, and Stefanski is even worse. I'd consider Mcdermott, O'Connell, or Lafleur in those spots.

Let’s play a game. Who is more likely to beat the Chiefs in 2025 and win the Super Bowl with the Bills roster? McDermott or Payton?

Where did I say he should have been fired? I said without a SB win that missing the playoffs 3 straight years also following being suspended a season is not something many coaches survive WITHOUT the SB win on the resume. McD's record is better by most measures except the SB win - yet there is no way McD survives getting suspended a season and then missing playoffs 3 straight years with McD. And to say he is miles better because of some list is silly. There is no way Tomlin and Stefanski are better HC's than McD and yet they are on this list for example. These lists are not in anyway proof of anything other than a list one person made and published. So you are giving Sean credit for a 2nd SB win, in which he didn't even reach, because he got a bad call in the playoffs? So why are you not giving McD a theoretical SB win then after the Refs stole the game this year first not giving Kincaid the first down on 2nd down when he was nearly a yard past the FD marker and then again not giving Josh the first on 4th down when he was clearly there? That was at least an 11 point, maybe a 15 point swing in the 4th quarter of a game we were up 1 with. Chiefs got the ball back and scored plus a 2 point conversion to go up 7 when we should have had the first (twice) and were already in FG range and yet would have had a first and still a chance to score a TD as well. So sorry - to say Sean would have had another is 100% hyperbole as they not only didn't win the game they were in, you don't know if they would even win the next game or not. And given they were in a game where 1 call could swing it shows they were not so dominant that you can just give them a "gimme" on any other games after that. I get you are a Sean fan, nothing wrong with that. But I don't agree there is this massive gap between Sean and McD, and again, if McD wins a SB, his resume will be better than Seans by most metrics, and will have done it with less to work with around Allen. You spend every offseason criticizing the weapons around Allen, meanwhile Brees had Colston, Graham, Kamara, Thomas, etc and they still won single digits 7 times, had plenty of bad playoff exits, and missed the playoffs 6 times.

Guardian Angels right? I think I read something about this back in 2021

A long time ago. I get it you are banking on him having a bit of genius and getting you over the line once. He might have done. It's possible. But his recent playoff record has to be considered in deciding how likely it is IMO.

Nice! 52nd Street is a fantastic album. bald spot?

Establishment Dems like Schumer don’t want someone like Mamdani, exemplified by their endorsement of Cuomo. This isn’t the Democrat party, this is a new movement of people who feel neither party offers them much of a future. Right or wrong, they’re voting.

You know why he wears it, right?

Is NYC all our of Bloombergs now? Where's the business-friendly common sense faction going? It ain't Curtis Sliwa. Draft someone, anyone!

That old children's toy...the sit and spin.

I agree, he is a very good coach, but he is far removed from his days with the 49ers and college football is not the NFL. Making the playoffs with the Chargers confirms his coaching ability, but it's not the same as making the playoffs year after year like a certain other coach has done.

Dont get me wrong, I still think hes a very good coach, just more talking about how a SB win masks a lot of other things that wouldn't be so overlooked without the SB win. And nothing I am presenting is to take away from his SB win either, just more pointing out how different things look once you win one. Most coaches don't survive either the suspension or the 3 years straight missing the playoffs with a QB like Brees - unless they have that SB check mark on their resume. And a lot of coaches also wouldn't survive the poor playoff record outside the SB season either with prime Brees, Kamara, etc either. So, I think he is just being over valued here a little bit due to the one major achievement in one of his 15 seasons as the Saints HC. And as I said before too, if McD wins one say this season, all of his metrics as a HC will be better than Seans - the thing he lacks is the one ring. And don't get me wrong, that is a BIG lack, so McD has to go get that done and if he doesn't this season, then consideration for a change will be warranted.

Honestly.. a really good assessment, regardless of how one feels about the messenger.

The Dorian Strong kid seems to be player plenty of national media types were high on, maybe he makes an impression.

Rookie - TJ Sanders. He was already getting some positive reviews from beat reporters at OTAs and I think it will only get better once the pads go on. Non-rookie - Elijah Moore. He also got a lot of buzz at OTAs. His skill set will shine in a camp setting and I think ultimately the fanbase's expectations will get high, possibly too high.