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Ok so Packers win the trade simply by virtue of acquiring Parsons? How do the Cowboys win then?

The Diggs trade got Minnesota Jefferson I think the way to look at the trade is between the two parties and their respective trajectories, not just trade vs no trade right In the Diggs case the Vikings got Jefferson...that has to be considered a win Parsons trade is too early for returns but it's not Packers trade v Packers no trade in a vacuum...it's more like Packers trajectory vs Dallas trajectory

Ran full practice w pads yesterday

I tend to agree The issue as always is- can you reliably control the ball+clock w supporting cast as currently constructed AND unreliable defense? The margins are too thin imo It doesn't feel sustainable at all in terms of a deep playoff run

passer rating is a dinosaur

I guess I'm saying putting the defense on your back as a DT can still look pretty ugly overall That was not a good defensive effort

We are in total agreement I don't know why we're still taking

Milano played like he aged 10yrs this offseason

Yes already addressed When you are throwing someone open he is by definition not open

it means his man is very close to him and it's not apparent he's coming open unless you understood the leverage once Palmer stems him

Diggs TD in New England Rolling backwards and left Zero point zero other QBs who can make that throw

he wasn't open in the traditional sense tbh more impressive than the throw is the presnap process here imo...motions knox over to confirm man and understands that the safety who rotates underneath is held by johnson's route out of the backfield. then he locks onto palmer because alexander is playing off and hamilton playing deep is shaded to the weak side so once palmer hits the top of his route he's going to have his db stacked no matter what

i think ravens are in some kind of cover1 man look here tbh i dunno what exactly to call the concept, kind of a snag playside that allen motions knox into out of the trips look originally might be because he saw hamilton shaded toward that side and deep but i dunno the rules they have palmer does a great job of eating up the space and the throw leads him away from coverage

oliver was so good that was allpro level play for sure but i remember aaron donald being part of some pretty mediocre defenses if memory serves maybe dt is just one of those spots

W/L is all that really matters, true It was a great result All I'm saying is it didn't tell me much about the team that I didn't already know

i disagree w them but we got the result i think the ravens have a lot of ways to win. our path is much narrower imo

we don't win if coleman doesnt catch a tipped ball we don't win if hamilton's hand is like 1" to the right on the fg block we might not win if jaire alexander doesnt catch coleman's shoelace if that game gets played 100x i think we win maybe once 😂😂

ravens lost that game it's ok to admit

if he plays like he did last night yes the bigger issue is the rest of the defense is going to have to be better. last night just not sustainable

saw us run a bunch of 3TE sets might have been due to game script not allowing the heavy 6oline?

i thought benford and shakir both looked not 100%

cowherd good take as usual

If you go by FG% he's not good

I don't want to be the wet blanket all the time But the deciding factors today were the Ravens inexplicably deciding to play off and Allen going nuclear, not the quality of our wrs

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