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this would explain a lot, at least to me anyway. @Johnny Hammersticks any truth to this?

His response you quoted is the exact reason he is on ignore. What a mentally disturbed individual

Wow this has to be some sort of record! He has been on the job for 2 weeks lmao

Maybe he really didn't understand?!?!?!? I mean I wouldn't be surprised if he really had no clue haha

Cmon guys, he was obviously referencing this movie:

What about the saints getting screwed over on that PI call in the playoffs by former bill Nickell Robey Beat me to it!

I woke up to the news this morning, and I said to my wife, somehow this will be blamed on trump firing people.

There are things I think should be evident in a team that is well coached. Effort, rebounding, and turnovers. Those are all things indicative of coaching at a basic level, which are reflective of getting the people to buy in. He hasnt shown that so far, I am not sure how much longer we should let him try. It appears he is still thinking like an assistant coach and not the main guy imo

Interesting. I know the common refrain has been Beane doesnt find any studs just solid guys in the draft (I am in that camp). I want him swinging for the fences this draft. It would seem your mock draft is based on Beane's previous line of thinking (which what else would you have to go off of haha) but I want him to change his MO up

So it sounds like he is more plug and play year one, but what about upside? I am not nit picking, just seeking to understand the whole picture. Are their upsides similar?

Just curious since it seems we are picking the same position as the Chiefs again (seems to be happening over and over, WR, DB, now DT if this holds), why would we pick 30 – Buffalo Bills – Derrick Harmon – Defensive Tackle, Oregon I’m almost certain the Bills selection here is going to be a defensive lineman. I considered the Ole Miss edge rusher Princely Umanmielen among others, but I think Derrick Harmon could slip in seamlessly next to Ed Oliver, be a solid run defender and get some penetration upfield too. He led the FBS in pressures among interior defensive linemen this past season. Over 32 – Kansas City Chiefs – Walter Nolen, Defensive Tackle, Ole Miss Kansas City’s roster doesn’t have a ton of needs going into the offseason, but it has a glaring one at left tackle. This is a no-trade mock but in reality, unless they find a guy in free agency, I expect them to move up for one in the draft. If they don’t, they could stand to add some talent and youth to the interior of their Dline and the guy I see when I watch Walter Nolen is a young Chris Jones. What separates the two and why wouldnt we want a young Chris Jones?

I feel like Reid doesnt really gameplan against us in the regular season. He uses it to see how McD will play him, thus giving him an advantage when we meet again. It in turn forces us to do something different the second time.

It is just a game after all. Yeah it sucks and we get emotionally invested in it, but that is where the joy is. We got some self reflecting and scouting to do, then FA and the draft. Take a few days and relax and come back

Our lack of first round difference makers (and 2nd round outside of Cook) is really the difference between us and the chiefs at this point I think

I am actually beginning to believe it is more Beane than McD at this point.

Bass isn't automatic for xp, we have a shot to end the game with the ball in our hands, gotta trust josh to get it done. Gotta beat the chiefs, not let them hang around, go for 2

Which can be attributed to a poor OL

Hard to run a competent offense when your OL is terrible and you lose 2 of your top 3 wrs

In fairness that is not a playoff game that zow2 asked about

I stopped watching this year, it's sad, never been like that before

According to Acho (who has a vote), votes were due by 5 PM yesterday.

Ok and? Have you seen who we have drafted on the DL during the McBeane era? Ed Oliver, Greg Rousseau, AJ Epenesa, Boogie Basham all taken in the first 2 rounds. Like I said it is possible not likely. People talk about not wanting to waste prime Josh, but want to sit back and take chances for a few years on draft picks when we can go out and get a proven solution that has immediate impact.

Garrett is not on the downside of his career, we will never be drafting high enough to have a better chance at someone like that, I would rather go for the sure thing over the next 4 years than hope our scratch off lottery ticket hits (draft pick).