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They actually made several moves to get into the position to draft him. That's not lucking into anything, it was very calculated.

For all that football has changed over the years, you can't win consistently without great line play on both sides of the ball. That's never changed.

Remember, you replace players you don’t get rid of them. Do we have a viable replacement for anyone that you or others think about moving on from? We are weak on the line, so who takes Rousseau's spot?

But our offense functions very well. It's the defense that is holding us back.

They have a ton more talent on defense than the Bills. That helps.

Many teams will be interested in him. He won't have to settle for a 1 year deal. He proved that a Super Bowl champion team values his skill because they want him back.

Brown doesn't need to sign a one year deal. He'll get a multi year contract.

Diggs was great. Von was great until he tore his ACL

That's how I am when I watch Josh. I'm not embarrassed to admit it.

I thought the show sucked, now I know why I never watch award shows, but I thought most of the players on stage represented themselves very well. Jayden Daniels seems like a super kid.

How am I'm sticking up for them?

That doesn't make any sense. I'm not criticizing Josh. Nice try, sorta.

I doubt they care today, while so many fans can't get over it.

I doubt they care.

I think 10 players out of the 110 polled voted him overrated. Fans really need to get over that.

Sure it should have, Lamar was fantastic this season.

If the league lost all credibility, i think it would be in serious trouble, it's not.

From what I've read from anonymous GM's, that's too much for Garrett, plus with the Browns terrible cap situation, no way they'll take on Rousseau's 5th year, and possible extension.

You really watched the games just to see the commercials? I don't get the fascination with commercials. Advertisers expect us to react to what are sometimes really stupid commercials. I find that insulting.

Not sure that this hurts the league. It's the secondary market.

Reporting is that Tom Brady wants Crosby there long term. Which makes sense.

Crosby would be a tremendous addition.

Baltimore obviously didn't care.

I think Williams and Miller did the best that they could. Miller at the end of his career, Williams, a marginal linebacker to begin with. I doubt that Hamiln was the projected starter in the original plans, I think it was edwards and Bishop, but injuries early in camp killed that.

Who underperformed? Hamlin played probably as good as he can. He's a nice backup safety. Rapp has been the same player the last 2 seasons. Makes some great plays, many not so great. Daquan probably got old, his play affects Oliver, Groot was basically the same player as always, the rest of the line are nothing special to begin with. I think most probably played up to their talent level. We need better personnel. I think it's that clear cut.