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You can never please everybody. Those 3 players were probably the overall fan favorites at or near #26. Don't confuse a few loud mouths with a majority opinion.

A trade up for Lemon, Concepcion, or Mesidor wouldn't have cost much and probably would have made most fans happy. Not saying that would have been the right move, but it's silly to say that people would have complained about any outcome when there were clear paths to fan favorites.

Every draft has plenty of studs. It's the inability of most GMs to identify them that is mind boggling.

He's awful at picking in the 1st round too. It makes sense for us to acquire more picks since they're equally likely to find talent later in the draft as early in the draft. I mean, it's a serious problem when your GM consistently misses on high picks, but at least he knows he's incompetent I guess?

You need to draft good players before you can get compensatory draft picks. Very few of our free agents get signed because, in general, they are failed picks. That also means we have to sign more free agents to make up for the lack of draft talent. Those other teams you listed draft enough good players that they can't keep them all under the cap and have to let some walk. Tremaine Edmunds and Gabe Davis are the only two players Beane has drafted that resulted in comp picks. As an aside, the Steelers getting 2 comp picks for Justin Fields and Russell Wilson is absolute garbage and really highlights the absurdity of the comp pick formula.

If Beane could draft well, it would have happened sometime in the last 8 years. We need a lot more help in FA than he's accomplished so far, while other teams have been signing quality players at reasonable prices. If we still have major holes by the draft, he's going to pick a player at a position of need, like he always does, instead of the best player on the board.

Gambling on sports will get players and coaches banned for life whether they cheated or not. Actually cheating, for some reason, is not dealt with nearly as severely. I don't see anything wrong with this except it's too little too late.

Yeah he wasn't a good game planner. But his scheme was progressive and so was his in-game decision making.

McDermott is arguably one of the most progressive coaches in the league. I doubt there were any handcuffs on Brady he didn't put on himself. What do you mean, they did "nothing"?! Allen went right a couple times instead of left!

Actually, I have to add more to this. If you're an offensive coordinator and you know your QB has multiple injuries that have been affecting his accuracy in recent games, why are you calling plays you know will put him behind the sticks? Nearly every 1st down in the second half and overtime was a wasted down with a run up the middle for no gain. Brady consistently puts Allen in bad situations. Normally, Allen can just absolve all of Brady's mistakes. But you saw some games this year where he couldn't do it, whether that was due to the quality of defense on the other side or injury or both. Brady doesn't call a game like he's trying to help his offense. He calls a game like he wants to see how big of a mess Allen can pull him out of.

Much like the running game is to play action, you don't need to establish anything to set those plays up. It would have been there regardless. The only defender who bit on the screen was the guy who was supposed to. You don't need to run screens for 0 yards all game to get that result.

Yeah Allen had a bad game. Brady does that ***** constantly.

The mutiny is complete. Make them walk the plank.

Because he kept running the ball up the middle for zero yards with the season on the line. When it was obvious the Broncos had adjusted for that at the half. And he'll do it again because he doesn't know any better. The offense is good because of Josh Allen and James Cook (and the offensive line). Brady does nothing to elevate any of the talent he has, especially at WR.

Wrong guy.