Malazan

I suspect they try some corners at safety. Tre seems a likely candidate.

You know NFL defenses do exactly that.. right? It will be something like the field-side corner (covering the lone receiver) to play man coverage on the #1 receiver (the outermost receiver on the weak side) while the boundary-side corner and nickel back to play zone on the three-receiver side, splitting the field into quarters. The strong safety plays a deep half zone on the three-receiver side and the free safety to play a deep quarter zone on the field side, providing help over the top of the man coverage.

I have a feeling based on no evidence other than feeling that one of them works at safety.

I think they will play more man, but I think they want the flexibility to play both more than one or the other. Also, there's a lot more mixed coverage getting used these days where the defense is playing zone in one place and man in another.

I agree. You'd prefer a guy that could potentially catch a pass over a guy that has zero chance to do so. Also, having a guy in case you need Anderson to play because of an injury is helpful.

Have you? It's is extremely unlikely that 5th round rookie unseats any of the top 4. This is your emotions running amuck because you want a WR so you want them to select one regardless of the likelihood of success.

Some of ya'll need to contract a therapist to sit through the dra.. 24 hours a day with you.

Also, so their agents will then tell other teams.

My source said the Bills wanted Abdul Carter if he fell to them even more than Grant

That's the point. You're still here watching. All that dead time to squeeze in sponsors.

You needed that to confirm it? Ok then..

..and if he does get that amount then we'll be celebrating because he had an amazing season.

Well, probably because it's already illegal to do that. "No offensive player may: (a) pull a runner in any direction at any time; or (b) use interlocking interference, by grasping a teammate or by using his hands or arms to encircle the body of a teammate; or (c) trip an opponent; or (d) push or throw his body against a teammate to aid him in an attempt to obstruct an opponent or to recover a loose ball." Rule 12, Section 1, Article 4,

Sugar is not a replacement for being addicted to cocaine.

How is he even alive?

The Chiefs are trading up to draft up him as we speak

jetnation.com is their TBD equivalent. They're not as hung up on Josh as Dolphin fans, but they get incredibly deluded about bad players. On a side note, the guy who owns their site is a genuinely good person.

Jets fans are booking their Superbowl rooms as we speak over on their forum because Justin Fields hasn't had a real chance.

How is that different from every other aspect of society?

He already faceplanted into said wall.

Why do you want Simmons then? 2024 was his first full season since 2021. I don't like PFF as metric on it's own, but he was pretty bad: 113th out of 171 safeties and 149th against the run. His tackle numbers (62) were his lowest since 2018 which include seasons where he missed games. His passes defensed went down despite playing a full slate of games. The Falcons defense regressed and ranked 24th in the league with him. So please explain to me why he'd be considered "Good" at this point of his career? He's similar to Poyer and Hyde in their final years with the Bills... which is to say utterly done physically.

It's the same reason these dingwings would pick the mystery box over $100,000. The Mystery Box could be anything! It could even be $100,000!

The worst