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Josh Palmer does what for this team?

Even if they had the damn TEs chip FFS.

3 of my 4 haven’t had cup holders for at least 4 years.

Yeah, just like the "fan" in here who said it would be great for the Texans to win last week because it hurts the Chiefs.

Speaking of another poor evaluation and acquisition. If any of you kids every want to be GMs, learn the lesson. Never sign skill players with bad feet. It never gets better. With TreVeyon Henderson running for a 70 yard touchdown?

how do you seperate had the most time and needed the most time?

Feel like guys regularly play with elbow braces to account for bicep or other injuries

Beane will be the next guy McD scapegoats at seasons end.

Other problem is when you have a top 5 QB who is no longer on a rookie contract, you are constrained by the cap as far as what you can pay WR's OL or invest in the Defense. Also noticed that Mahomes Cap hit for 2026 right now is $78 Million - Up $50 Million from his 2025 number. Imagine there will be some capology magic in the off-season there.

I might try to find a place for a sink…. Or is that what you meant?

This is a perfect Patriots signing. Imagine Diggs, Hollins and Moore on the field in a 2 minute drive against the Bills at the end of the game? You know how that would end.

I believe they still have an open roster spot, after getting rid of Moore. So nothing needs to be done. I would also suspect that the next player to be moved off of the 53 would be Phidarian Mathis vs Jordan Phillips.

I disagree. Acho has been plenty nice about the Bills. They are speaking the truth. Have to accept it. The Bills offense is screwed with Joe Brady as OC and the receiving unit.

Yes. The mistake they made is they decided the goal is to have 8 possessions and score TDs on 50% of them. The league average is less than 25% of drives turn into TDs so we intentionally set the margin for error impossibly low. With the best player in the league at QB, the proper goal should be score 40 PPG and screw the down to down efficiency. The Tampa Bay win may not have been "efficient" or "complementary" QB play but you look up and all of a sudden Allen has 6 TDs. That should be the game script that you build the team around. The offense doesn't need to complement anything, it needs to run up the score and make the other two phases practically irrelevant. Especially under current management when you can never rely on the other two phases to lead the way in big games. McDermott made the mistake of betting on his process instead of betting on his unicorn, and he unfortunately dragged Beane down the same path.

Interesting. But I wonder if players coming off TNF and a few days extra rest are part of that statistic. If not, then Hairston seems to be trending towards being the 4th this year.

You have to also add in the 3rd we gave up for Amari Cooper last year (3 points), and it was pre Bean, but it impacted Beane’s first draft and that’s the 3rd we gave up for Benjamin (3 points). Overall since 2018 we’d have the equivalent of 19 points towards receiver. Which is much closer to the average than 5. That’s not even factoring in all the other picks we gave up for Cooper, Diggs, Benjamin, which meant we had less resources for other positions, which in turn could impact future drafts. Overall, I think everyone agrees Beane should have emphasized receiver much more than he has. I’ve wanted a top receiver for quite some time, hoping that we would trade up for one. Every GM and team is going to have their own strategies and for whatever reason Beane has not valued drafting receivers high, which is so frustrating.

It's pretty damning combined with that DeMeco Ryans was saying about the Bills pass coverages. They try to get by with minimum pass protect, thinking Allen will just escape guys, largely to compensate for the inability of their pass catchers to win 1 on 1s. It's a recipe for disaster and for shortening Allen's career. Protect him and get guys that can get open! he was a healthy scratch against the Texans. Not sure what they saw in Samuel over Moore, but obviously wasn't working. At least Cooks brings in more #1, X vibes. He should at least threaten the outside better than anyone else on the roster Moore could have been a good addition, if we didn't already have Samuel and Shakir. We didn't really need another slot guy

Any guesses on what the corresponding move would be to active Grable to the 53? Maybe waive Jordan Phillips, if no one else being moved to IR?

lol. Did I even say that. I said that he isn’t being used effectively. He’s a proven route runner that can get separation and can help this offense more than he has to date. also, I don’t think his contract is THAT bad. He can certainly prove to be worth a 2 year 21M contract.

I don’t think they actually need to run the table to make the playoffs but it’s close and this Pitts game is one of those musts imo. division is out of reach imo. Even running the table, I don’t see the Pats dropping what will likely be needing to be 4 games, not 3 that some are suggesting. We are 3 games behind but tying them doesn’t give us the division. They currently hold other tie breakers such common games. as for needing to dump Brady, that’s not needed but Brady needs to come with a new scheme of plays. We also need Kincaid back. That is Josh safety blanket. The offense is night and day with him out vs in. If they get rid of Brady then end of season is better at this point.

Throwing toilet paper against the wall to see if it still Cooks... worth a try...

we got a dawg. More of this attitude please

As I understand the protocol, I would think this would make it easier for him to "graduate". You're evaluated for a return to "baseline", so it would be easier for a knuckle-dragging Neanderthal to get back to normal than your basic Norman 😜Einstein type.

I thought about it and I get why he is usually one of, if not the, go to pick/s, but in my mind, I factor in what's at stake for when that player is drafted. Sure, it would have been amazing to have him work out and be a bedrock of the team for a decade going forward, but those teams had an ungodly amount of problems all around. With Keon, it's a lot more bleak in my opinion. Drafted to hopefully be a true game changing weapon for Josh, and a critical piece for the team to finally, finally get over the hump and win a Super Bowl, or hell, even get to one again. Instead we've gotten...yeah. I think people are underestimating that side of things, and as much as I still absolutely want the guy to turn into that kind of player, it's not looking good. I really don't know what it would take. Usually, outside of a near death experience, nothing really changes a person's internal motivation to succeed or to truly reinvent themselves to become the best version of themselves possible.

$550 plus shipping? lulz there’s still a chance… 53 different things all need to happen first though for it to line up.