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Sal M should really just not get into it with people on Twitter. He should "save it."

Unless he runs out of bounds

If Taylor has a year that is, let's say middling between his other two years, then could still see them bringing him back for another year and drafting a guy high to compete. EDIT: yep, what JfH said

There are many decent QB prospects right now for the 2018 draft. Let's see how many there are in 2018. But re: Maclin potentially signing, that can benefit Taylor in 2017 and the starter in 2018, depending on the length of the deal. No need to choose one. Signing Maclin can be a move for the short term and long term benefit of the team.

that's Enunwa your business

Definitely makes me confused as to why people who are down on Taylor would be against it. If you really do not think he can be a QB, then why not set him up to fail so we know which direction we are going for next year? Hopefully he can string together some games resembling how he looked against Seattle and the whole offense takes the next step forward.

From Rotoworld's Maclin page: Jason Fitzgerald of Overthecap.com recently estimated Maclin would command $5 million annually. Would take Maclin @ $5M > Woods @ $7M

Plus, if someone is convinced Taylor will fail, having a decked out WR stable only serves to place the blame on him should the passing attack not take the next step forward. Then we go into next year with Watkins (hopefully), Maclin, and Jones, as well as two first round picks to use to get the QB, who will then come into a situation with several reliable targets.

I'd like to see an organized team with a purpose.

It's bound to go HB1 McCoy, HB2 Tolbert, HB3 Williams, anyways, like said. He will hopefully get minimal playing time, and when he does will be called on to be a McCoy replacement (both are supposed to be lateral and shifty backs, as Williams caused 44 missed tackles in 2014), but more importantly to just hand onto the ball. Do not feel as good about him as Karlos Williams or Gillislee.

Rehkow... to win K, P, and KOS. Go from three roster spots with Carpenter, Schmidt, and Gay, to one. Good snapshot of transition from Ryan's mismanagement to McDermott's seeming efficiency.

If he keeps to the pace he likes to run... they're gonna cover so much news!

He's no Roberto Aguayo...

Nice write-up and thanks for the work. Wouldn't include Lawson in additions this year. He did play last year, so where should the line be drawn - 2 weeks? 4? 8? 12? Still, he does figure to be impactful. Would find it hilarious if we went from keeping a K, P, and KOS, to just Rehkow, who should compete with Haushka who misses XPs at a near-Carpenter rate. Otherwise, again, much appreciated!

Spin doctors gotta try real hard to get negativity outta this one. Offseason stories, man...

Remember too that most of our time will be in the nickel. Ragland/Hodges/Brown/Alexander/Humber to fill out what will mostly only be two linebackers on the field is more than fine by me. Still concerned about Poyer. Let's hope for another Lawyer Milloy-type release this offseason. Fingers crossed.

Give me another safety to compete with Poyer and I'm all i-- ... enjoying the process of assembling this defense.

FYI: http://www.nfl.com/draft/2011/profiles/gerald-hodges?id=2539293 Converted safety. McDermott likey.

Wonder if the Clay knee bit is in the interest of making Buffalo more attractive option for Barnidge.

WLB - Hodges/Humber MLB - Ragland/Brown SLB - Brown/Ragland/Alexander I can live with that. Not to mention hungry rookie back-ups.

Echoing what others have said, but definitely concerned that this reflects the severity of Zay Jones' injury.

*suspenders

Also immediately hoped this is unrelated to Jones' injury. His best year, 2013, he had 60 catches for 888 yards and 4 TDs, so he can produce. (http://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/15391/rod-streater) Combine has him at 4.46 40-yard dash, so that's not bad. (http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=112718&draftyear=2012&genpos=wr)

At 7 catches over 13 games played (math makes that 0.54 catches per game played), he could be used as a reception specialist just about equaling the value of a Jordan Gay. Plus, he can lull opposing run defenses into a false sense of security.

+1 ftw