Chicken Boo

Which is why I don't take the award seriously anymore. When they robbed Gurley in 2017, that was it for me. Thurman wouldn't have won his well-deserved MVP award with today's criteria. It's a joke.

He took a risk re-signing with the Vikings without having a viable QB. A rookie and Sam Darnold was a gamble.

There you go. These receivers have to decide what's more important. Greg Jennings, Randy Moss (Raiders) Kenny Golladay, Devante, Hokpins - the list goes on and on. Justin Jefferson is really lucky right now.

They used him all over, but he was capable outside. Not sure how much Hop has left. We're gonna see. His route running will never fade.

They need an outside guy to fill the hole Rice left.

You have to wonder how much his skills have eroded while he's been wasting away in Tennessee.

A 32 year old slot receiver that can't stay healthy. No way I'd trade a 2nd for him.

When you don't have a QB worth paying, you can afford to pay the best player on the team - your sole reason for being able to win games. $12.5M for Barkley is a drop in the bucket compared to $40M for Daniel Jones.

I called it back when they paid Jones and snubbed Barkley. Some of these GM's are clueless or maybe they just over-think things.

Such a difficult choice. Money or productive career longevity? Cooper was spot on with the "Move or rust" comment. I could go down a list of elite WRs that chose the money and a terrible QB situation only to see their skills deteriorate.

Brandon Aiyuk proving, yet again, why it is imperative for these guys to do whatever it takes to get that big contract while they can. He would have been under the tag. Who was going to pay him $30M AAV next year coming off a season-ending knee injury?

Walker should be the only concern here.

I loved Eric Metcalf.

There is way too much talent on the Jets offense for them to be this bad.

Najee Harris never runs harder than after Jaylen Warren returns from injury and is hot on his heels.