Doc Brown

Dallas has film and knows the injury history of Milano too. Because we're likely to pick at the end of the first round if this fantasy ever came true the trade would pry look something like this..... Two first round picks (2026,2027), a 2nd rounder in 2026, and Greg Rousseau. Would you do it knowing we have to make him the highest payed non QB in the NFL?

Agreed if the Cowboys only want a defensive end. Spencer Brown or Dion Dawkins as they could really use help at the OT position. Brown would pry make more sense because of his age.

It's null and void. Unless they move the Super Bowl to December.

He must've taken Economics 101. Currently waiting for a quote on my shed because the contractor is waiting for the Erie County fair to see if he can buy it for a lower price there. If not I'll have to bear the cost because of the lumber tariffs on Canada. First world problems I guess.

It's Jerry Jones you're dealing with here. I don't blame him one bit.

You could make it work without being in salary cap hell. McClaurin is not a diva but if he was who cares. They all can't be choir boys.

I guarantee we will not make the Super Bowl this year.

Nobody ever looked at Peterman and thought star. However, them promoting him to starter based on preseason play should tell you everything you need to know about how deceiving preseason games can be.

There's no disputing that. McDermott's memorable line of when they signed Emmanuel Sanders to play across from Diggs was "we don't want to lose our fastball." Gabe Davis as the #4 was perfect. What changed between then and now I have no clue. They saw how Davis was as a WR#2 in 2022 and still refused to upgrade. A lot of us on here were pushing for Hopkins who pry had a couple of prime years left in 2023. Nothing. Trade up for Addison/Flower. Nothing. Trade up for Brian Thomas Jr.. Nothing. Trade a 2nd and a 5th for DK Metcalf. Nothing. I worry about having to give draft assets away but if McClaurin was a free agent I'd be all over paying him 30 plus million for three years. It's not going to happen though because Beane already showed us multiple times since the Diggs trade he won't do it.

Unless they like McClaurin's skill set more than Metcalf's. They've already made their investment in Palmer though who's about to turn 26. I just don't see it with this regime who's made it clear how they want their offense built from the inside out giving a lot of guaranteed money to a WR about to turn 30. I thought he was a lot younger than that before he demanded a trade as he was drafted at 23.

If we didn't trade for Metcalf there's no way they're trading for an older guy who wants a similar contract. I think once he writes a goodbye letter to fans the Commanders will come to an agreement.

Must've seen @Ethan in Cleveland's post.

September 2nd

You think they'd cut someone they just gave a 3 year $21m contract too even knowing a PED suspension was coming?

Rest of NFL -Chiefs get the #1 seed and Mahomes is MVP putting up 50TD's. -Jaguars win the AFC South. -Steelers go 6-11 and Tomlin gets an extension. -Cowboys get a Wild Card spot and Washington misses the playoffs. Bills -Dalton Kincaid puts up over 1,000 yards. -Keon Coleman is WR#4 by the end of the season. -Greg Rousseau puts up 14 or more sacks. -Mitch Trubisky starts two games this year at QB.

I'm just hoping they're comfortable enough to have him as the primary backup when either Benford or White go down. Benford and obviously White have had their fair share of injuries so I'm hoping Dane Jackson isn't the primary backup.

Reminds me of the Diggs mini camp fun with the social media crap and nobody really knowing what the heck was going on.

Nice. If true, Circling the Wagons has some major explaining to do.

CTW has never been wrong when they broke news before anyone else so it's pry an ACL tear. God I wish.

Thanks. I thought he wanted the NFL to abolish the salary cap.

What's the bust percentage of WR's drafted in the back half of the first round?

I have no idea what that means.

I just think draft capital is a better way of determining how much Beane invested at each specific position. You obviously disagree. I'd do that Diggs trade in a heartbeat again from where we were as a team with Josh still on his rookie contract because of every Justin Jefferson there's a Treylon Burks. Anyone who watched the Vikings knew they were leaving a lot of meat on the bone with Diggs. I'm not even debating that Beane's failed miserably since then when it comes to drafting rookie WR's. I know in his head he was thinking Diggs will be here at least through 2026, Davis can easily transition to the outside WR2 role, and McKenzie can effectively replace Beasley. He should've been looking to draft a WR2 and an eventual Diggs replacement in the 1st or 2nd round going all the way back to 2021. Doubling down at DE was stupid as Colliins and St. Brown for example were still on the board when the Basham abomination happened. He could've traded up to draft Addison or Flowers who were his likely pick before that WR run happened and he had to pivot to Kincaid. I was screaming to move up for Brian Thomas Jr. when he slipped that far. He's failed miserably and the price is we're overpaying for middling FA's who've never even put up above 900 yards in a season in Samuel and Palmer.

No. The Bills spent draft capital (a 1st and 4th round pick) to address the WR position. Whether or not you agree with the strategy is irrelevant.

Anytime he refers to something he's learned from David Gettleman my optimism about the future of this team lessens.