Doc Brown

LOL. You've got your agenda. I won't interrupt.

Another trade to Andy Reid that worked out just great for us.

Yeah. The Chiefs made the Super Bowl three years ago because of their offense and made the Super Bowl the last two years primarily because of their defense. LOL. I didn't realize our defense was that bad and just shows how elite/somewhat lucky they were at creating turnovers.

Offense - 2nd in ppg, 10th in ypg, 9th in passing, 9th in rushing, 7th in 3rd down conversion%, 2nd in red zone TD%. Defense - 11th in ppg, 17th in ypg, 24th in passing, 12th in rushing, 29th in 3rd down conversion%. 16th in red zone TD%. I pounded the table for Metcalf but there wasn't a WR we had available to us in the draft that would've moved the needle much as our WR5. Our D-line and Secondary were the problem last year and ultimately the reason we didn't get to the Super Bowl.

Forget the resources we've used since 2017. It's irrelevant at the present moment and a McBeane failure on defense. After watching the Ravens and Chiefs game last season which side of the ball needed a major overhaul? I don't want to be like the Bengals and hope our offense scores 35 plus points because that's our only chance to win.

Someone should've told Beane.

Besides drafting Coleman with their first pick last year, Kincaid with a 1st rounder the year before, signing Samuel last year, signing Palmer this year, having a top 5 o-line to protect him, and signing Palmer this year...... we have failed Josh Allen.

I was pounding the table for trading for Metcalf. Once we missed out on him I didn't give a crap about adding another Marquez Stevenson in the draft.

I get it but when's the last time we did? Just something this regime doesn't value.

Let me guess. You wanted a field stretching WR.

All of which we were all screaming for before the draft.

We got our TE3. LOL. My expectations coming into this draft on offense was a TE3 and maybe an interior OL. Our defense is what cost us a Super Bowl trip last year and we didn't lose any of our offensive starters from last year. Maybe swap Palmer for Cooper. No problem whatsoever with this draft.

DT

He was the best prospect available by Kiper so that scares the hell out of me.

Kiper made it about him all three days of this draft. The Sanders fall was a significant story but NFL Network did a much better job at highlighting/celebrating the players that were drafted.

I feel ripped off then because he said a couple of weeks ago he'd come back better than ever.

Sanders, Gabriel, Watson, and Flacco is an interesting QB room.

Mel Kiper knows more than every GM in the league combined apparently.

If there's one thing I learned from last year is fans value WR's more than this regime does.

I'm not sure Kiper's making it until tomorrow.

Injuries might make it less interesting.

Me too. I think Beane's been superb on day 3 (average on days 1 and 2) that you're happy if you can find a reliable depth player in round 4. They all aren't going to be Benford, T. Johnson, Shakir, Milano (pre Beane), and Gabe Davis.

I've never had a draft where my preferred order and position were met with the first four picks. CB, DT, DE, and DT. Having said that, we all know we're seeing Jordan Philips again in January. Who the hell is Google?

To me it's really simple. No QB needy team thought he could be their franchise QB and therefore nobody wants him as a developmental prospect/backup because of who his father is. I feel bad for the kid.