All Activity

Since everyone is throwing their weight around: I'm 5'8, lean, low center of gravity 182.** Many, many years of training. Basically, I resemble a 'roided out Attack Hamster. To the point: pictures are deceptive, but...yikes, dude ain't looking Beane yoked. ** all natural

This is my worst fear, that people are going to start taking me seriously 😁 Good question. I'd put coaching first honestly, and I want to be more specific by saying that it's Andy Reid having McDermott's number that has been the biggest factor holding us back from a Super Bowl. KC's offense is regularly producing much better against us in the playoffs than they are throughout the regular season and in other playoff games. They've never punted more than twice against us. Our defensive talent and their offensive talent have changed but the outcome has always been the same. So I think McDermott takes the bulk of the responsibility. After that I'd go defensive talent. We haven't had a legit #1 CB play a full game against them since Tre White played in our first AFCCG. Our DL talent has always been middling. We've had injuries throughout the defense, and I don't think that fully explains the utter collapses we're seeing on that side of the ball but certainly it has been a contributing factor. And then lastly I'd put the offense which has regularly kept us in those games but has also failed to close the deal in the last two games when it had the ball last. So all that being said I do understand wanting to focus on the defense this offseason, especially since both the FA class and draft class were stronger on defense. I'm not blind to the fact that the defense has been a massive disappointment in each of our playoff losses. I just feel like I trust Allen to get the job done more than I trust McDermott so I wish we'd give more of our resources to him.

Is this all over one pic? When I worked at UPS I think the limit was 50lbs.

How much do you think his package weighs?

6'4 240 is his wwe profile. really he's only 6'1 190. 🤷‍♂️

Its a good thing this thread hasn't gotten completely *****-erotic. I think we got 2 or 3 more pages before we hit that point.

Not that there’s anything wrong with that…

Just an insane idea, and am familiar with the area, having been married on Yerba Buena, another island in the San Francisco Bay. Like him or hate him, the man proposes crazy ideas.

I think there’s a lot of opportunity for Samuel to be used creatively across the offense. He’s a solid WR3, but if he’s deployed more like a true WR4—lined up all over the field in 3-4 WR sets and even out of the backfield—he can become a real offensive weapon. We saw flashes of this late last season, with some explosive plays here and there. Hopefully he can stay healthy to start the season and carve out a consistent role that makes full use of his skill set.

Dude I've always been considered skinnier side lol I still run 3 miles a day Never even hit 200 lb in my life

I think you're 40 LB's over what you actually are

Cover that punk with Deone Walker. No respect!

I currently sit in section 333 I'm in the middle of the row(seats 15and16). I like being there but every game people sitting near seats 1-10 come in the other side and wind up climbing over everyone. In at least 5 games, I have people come in and tell me I'm in their seat, they stand in front and block the view of everyone around me until we get it straightened out. They just dont pay attention to the section numbers.

I realize we picked up Edmunds 5 th year and we’ll likely do the same with Kincaid, unless someone more appealing enters the picture. ‘Tremain’ him.

Scott Jennings must have taken his head out of Trump's ass to tweet that.

This is it right here. He’s more of a split end than a tight end.

He played pretty poorly in their playoff game last year. His sack rate went up (kind of a hallmark of a roman offense), turnover rate was down (another hallmark of the roman offense). They ran the ball a lot more, and a lot more effectively than any other Herbert led offense. I think they got away from all the checking down he did with ekeler and allen, but it's that same Roman offense that doesn't really attack the middle of the field.

I think he makes the roster, becomes a rotational starting DL and -back notwithstanding, has a good career.

We picked up Tremaine's 5th Year Option before we let him walk. If Dalton looks like he did last season this year, that won't be happening.

I'd say Samuel is more likely to get snaps outside, but buffalo does a lot of 3x1 stuff so you can mix moore, shakir, and kincaid in sets with Palmer, Coleman, and Samuel.

I agree and will also add that Justin Herbert might be the most overrated QB in the league. When he first stormed into the league his rookie year, Adam Schefter was acting, like for certain, this guy was going to be a 1st ballot HOF. The guy has a big arm, and can definately make some great throws, but he's average when it comes to reading defenses. Reports are, that he missed Palmer a bunch. Like most guys, I expect Palmer's numbers to receive a bump. Give me 4 or 5 WR/TE's with 700/800 yds a piece. That's a lot more dangerous than one that can get you 1500

Nice quote, from a paid schill. You should find people to quote that are reliable. Try intellect like Kanye West, who is twice as smart as this nut job. What a joke! Bman...you be funny dude!

It really depends on what you consider tight. As it stands, we're at 10m under with a projected 17m jump in the Salary Cap. Which puts us at 26th in the league. Yes, we can come up with more space. But we'll also need to fill at least 15 or 16 2025 roster spaces on expiring contracts from that list, plus another 3 or 4 that will be let go to make space. And in 2026 (thus far) - we only have a standard 7 Draft Picks (and the last pick or two you can't really count on). So even with extra space, we're probably looking at another year of a bunch of 1 year FA deals with some mid tier to upper mid tier guys mixed in to fill holes, leaving us with not a lot to play with. But maybe he'll surprise us with a big ticket item somewhere, depending on the strength of the Rookie class out of the gate and the growth of others in Year 2/3. I think given the amount of long term contracts we've been handing out every year and the number Josh is at going forward, gone are the days of big time, long term "Splash" FA signings or Trades like Stefon Diggs and Von Miller. I'd love to be wrong, but every year the board says "this is the year he goes all in" while year after year - his words and actions say otherwise. He's very much a 'Draft, Develop, Retain' focused GM.

He’s simply lazy. But we’re stuck with him for at least 2 more years. I’m fairly certain we’ll ‘Tremain’ him, let him seek a new contract then waive goodbye. [see high comp pick]