The Jokeman

Josh signed a deal with Skydance so gotta think he's going to be making an appearance in the movie unless the movie is about his and Hailey's relationship...

Shakir ain't going anywhere soon with that contract extension. Ouch! does suck as he was the guy I was pegging for our pick. Edit: But I did find this from https://scarletandgame.com/ohio-state-football-player-goes-down-with-an-injury-during-pro-day Ohio State football player Tyliek Williams goes down with an injury Defensive tackle Tyliek Williams went down with an injury during his 40-yard dash. Unfortunately, it looked pretty serious. As soon as he went down, he reached for his hamstring and needed help to get off the field. He hardly put any weight on his leg after that.

Chiefs still had/have Kelce who is better than anyone the Bills can put on the field as a receiving options well maybe not now as looks like his best years are a thing of the past.

Palmer going to be a Hollins/Cooper combo role in my eyes. He might not have Coopers breakaway speed but that's what Samuel and Shakir can offer or even Cook if lined up wide.

I enjoy them as find it funner than just endless scouting reports one by one.

I can't see Daboll/Schoen holding their jobs on the ship that is Wilson. Stay put take Sanders.

I guess he wasn't an economics major at Texas.

I guess he's given up his Super Bowl aspirations.

So are you saying we'd have the same success last year with Motor or Zach Moss vs James Cook last season? I disagree. Now signing him to a 2nd contract is a different matter than drafting him.

Those are generally good rules yet if we followed them than we would have never gotten James Cook, Thurman Thomas, OJ Simpson etc. etc. Talent can be had anywhere in the draft and yes I prefer to get big guys earlier than often myself but there's an exception to every rule.

Damn I remember when we drafted him thought we got an absolute steal as he was a great athlete but not as good as a player. RIP Matt.

My point is we needed a CB almost every year during that era as we kept losing them in UFA and had to replace them. If we look back some of them may have been reaches yet I don't have time to deep dive at this moment.

Why fill your defense with inferior talent when it's your teams weakness? I get wanted to give Josh the best options but are those options going to make Josh and the offense significantly better than what we saw last season? I highly doubt it.

Did you forget the 90s where we seemingly drafted a CB in Round 1 every single season?

Until your playing defense and forced to stop Hollywood Brown, Xavier Worthy and Rasheed Rice with Christian Benford, Taron Johnson and Dane Jackson. Until our defense can show it can stop KC in the playoffs we're playing catchup which isn't the easiest way to win, the easiest way to win is consistently stop your opposition and score as many times as you can offense.

The kid was also thrown on long routes which are much harder to complete than shorter stuff. I'm not saying he has to work on his hands because yes he did drop a few balls but it a whole lot harder to complete a 10-15 yard out vs a 5 yard slant in most cases.

Just because we talk to a guy means we are actually interested in him maybe they asking about him to learn about a team scheme/practice habits or even about a teammate. That or just trying to put up a smoke screen on who they really interested in. If there's one thing I notice about Beane he seems to prefers to take athletic guys vs lunch pail guys.

Just the Ten of Us, Brooke Theiss and Jaime Lunar beat my teenage heart.

We gave up more than a 1st on Diggs.

Undrafted with numbers like that.

Interesting things here to say the least

The Raiders could be in QB purgatory if don't get a QB in the 2025 draft. All the others at least have a QB or high enough pick to maybe get "their guy" unless the Brown ruin things for the Giants.

What if it's a QB?

Oh yeah I know, she really brought some heat with her underhand delivery.