I agree on Samuel. He hasn't been right since Week 1. Reinforcements have arrived and Cook can do a lot of the things I expected Samuel to be doing now that Davis is a solid between the tackles runner
They already had great constituent pieces. Cooper barely knows the offense (see him asking Keon for the second plat after Josh kill the initial on Cooper's touchdown) and he still managed to get things flowing just by being out there
It's one game. But it's been since Week 18 vs the Dolphins that Josh had a 300 yard game and he just did it vs what had been a top passing defense up until that point
That might be the ugliest 24 point win I've ever seen. Buuuut that's a 24 point win.
Amari Cooper immediately showed what we traded for him and Coleman is the beneficiary
I've been thinking about that. He's definitely closer to the end of his career but using what the Titans paid Hopkins I think so. 2025 is a bit right but back loaded and a ~3 year deal with the expectation of it being two and maybe a void year I think Beane could swing it
To be fair it's better than the other way around. I remember a stretch of the drought, maybe the Trent Edwards era where the team had it together in the 1st half and then utterly disintegrated in the 2nd
The crazy thing to me is that we started off the year doing things like that. I remember week one having Coleman running a slant route against a guy he physically outmatched and got a PI call.
He DID have offensive originality I just have zero idea what's happened