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November 15, 2025. First road win of the season.

Future cap projections have it rising by over $25M in the next 3 years, so there's going to be a lot of inflated contracts coming up. Teams are going to have money to spend. Tuch's a vet that can pot 35G a year, the odds of getting someone like that to come here in free agency for $10M/yr are very low. His replacement plan would likely be waiting for one of the kids to grow and hopefully match his production in the next 2-3 years. But then that player will want out and the cycle will repeat. IMO it's less about money for him, and it's possible he wants to hear a coherent plan from management so he doesn't waste his career on a perennial loser.

You give prime Andre Reed a QB like Josh with today's modern rules that favor WR's and he would put up 2021 Cooper Kupp numbers that flirt with 2,000 yards.

There have been 6 Superbowls played since the 2019 playoff changes and 5 of those games had a #1 seed playing in it. Saying "ONLY the Chiefs have done it" when they've done it 3 times is a bit disingenuous. It's never been more important.

You can't compare 1976 to today because the rules have changed (multiple times). The most recent change was 2019 which gave 1 team per conference the bye. A week off after a 17 game season and 2 home games to get the the Superbowl is a pretty big deal now.

The general rule of thumb GMs use is to devalue picks by 1 round for each further year out. So our 2027 1st rounder is only equivalent to next years 2nd round pick. A 2028 1st round pick would be worth a 3rd round pick in 2026, etc, etc.

Not even close. If our 2 best offensive players don't turn the ball over 3 times we probably win. It's going to take a lot to dethrone 13 seconds.

This is crazy

Gipson just got his butt saved, because that was dumb.

He's running like he's playing flag football at a family picnic.

The head coach and GM are insular and really don't like leaving their comfort zone. We've all seen this with their penchant for known quantities aka the Carolina player pipeline, and that school of though applies to coaches as well. Promote from within - it's the safe route, but sometimes you need to make a bold move. "Draft, develop, and re-sign" sounds like a great strategy, it really does. But what happens if you draft too many mediocre players that don't develop?

Yes, and I was one of the people loudly criticizing Beane. But he isn't going anywhere anytime soon, regardless of any perceived "heat."

You've lost your mind, lol. How is the public's patience wearing thin? By selling out an entire stadium of PSL's for the next 30 years? Yeah, they are really teetering on the brink of a riot. No, this is the same tantrum that happens after every loss. Fred from Tonawanda calling WGR for his Monday morning meltdown isn't going to cost Beane his job. He's under contract through the 2027 season and isn't going anywhere.

Rodgers looks shot. I can't see him making it through this season, he looks so slow.

I know losses to division rivals are painful, but Beane is not going anywhere guys.

It's a really good secret if they are.

Bernard is getting abused out there and Milano is shot. Can't really get away from that Bernand contract until 2027. LB is a major need next year that you can add to the list.

It's funny I was banging the table for Lou 10 years ago. How time flies. He's 83 and hasn't spoken on his future plans yet so... probably looking like retirement.

There were signs.

The comments mocking this game are not hyperbole. What the hell am I watching?

Well that was something.

Literally dodging a bullet? Perhaps.