Sojourner

A lot of players who became starters, were decent in their role but have been unable to repeat or sustain what was putting the team at the top of the league or earning them a contract. Turnovers and unfortunate and sub par play calling on crucial downs and moments is the two biggest issues. At least to me.

If Carolina can pull it off tomorrow on MNF, they’ll be atop the division. Crazy. Didn’t see that after they were in 1-3 going into week 5.

What’s happened to Egbuka? Teams dialing in on him? Out of their last 6 games, the Patriots are the only game he’s shown up and dominated.

They got my fav’ safety tandem in the league Curl/Kinchens. Was hoping we’d have grabbed Curl when he left the Redskins.

Great back to back plays by #14 for Rams

their 2023 & 2024 drafts have produced: Byron Young, Koble Turner, Jared Verse and Braden Fiske. crazy young and talented quartet of guys on the defensive line.

Don’t understand the lack of targets to Olave lol

Same Joe. Thought it was out of reach. Complete turn around the second half.

Might be right but I get giving their defense a break.

“The Autumn wind is a pirate…” Oh wait.

Wasnt there rumbling about teams enquiring whether McCarthy was available for trade last season? If so, it looks regrettable for the immediate. Keeping Darnold might have been the smarter option if they could have afforded to.

I think they do a 60/40 snap share between Monty and Gibbs in the latter’s favor. Keeping him fresh plays a part but I often wonder what he would put up if he got CMC style share; 85-90% per game. Superfreak indeed!!!!

What happened to your LT? Is the injury serious?

Is this where the wheels come off for Indy? Texans, @Jags, @Seahawks, 49ers, Jags @Texans.

Hutchinson man, max effort guy.

LMAO JJ McCarthy what are you doing

Run game is a necessity for his success.

lol waited for the DB to get there

Hoping to see that Wet Ass 🐱… it isn’t for Kraft

If you’re tanking with a QB like Josh, you don’t deserve his services lol If he’s injured and out for the season, sure. Go ahead.

Cratered fast? The Giants are similar to the Bills in a sense. Massive resources allocated to a defense that struggles to get the job done and puts the offense in a hole. On top of that they had a game changing WR lost for the season, injuries to their OL, a RB who was a problem lost to a broken foot and a QB who looks to show real potential seemingly unwilling to protect himself once he’s already picked up the yards needed to move the chains. Not advocating to bring Dab back but I think he got the wrong end of the deal there. Especially when the guy making the moves and deals is still there in Beane Jr. the fact he still got a pass after letting Saquon walk to a division rival after the guy was more than willing to stay in a seemingly inept and stagnant team says enough. I understand the sentiment and Dab should shoulder some of the blame but putting all of it on him is a bit unjust.

Id take a chance at it is possible. If his head is on correctly and he’s healthy, the guy is a reasonable addition to any team struggling at the position. Which we are. Not the biggest fan of Aiyuk but it would be an improvement if the first couple of points married the acquisition. I like the Tempo of your post. Make the call!

Theyre disappointing on a lot of fronts in the defense but you can have a stud corner and plays can still be made. One dominant guy on the line can help the rest of his positional group out as well as the back end… I’d take a quality edge player or DT and average to mediocre DB’s than I would a stud CB if Benford fit that bill. That’s not to say they wouldn’t make a difference but rather, again, a game wrecker up front makes a bigger difference. Also to boot, you’re absolutely right that Benford is inexcusable as much as Rousseau in terms of $ to product. I like Ed and think he’s a vital missing piece to our problems, the guy can’t be paid that much and be missing to injury or a disappearing act. Big problems all around for big $. Hopefully they can get back to what earned them those contracts.