Chicken Boo

Look at it this way. Mike McDaniel is from the Kyle Shanahan coaching tree and he now has a solid offensive line, Waddle, Hill, Cedric Wilson, Gesicki, Chase Edmunds, Mostert, etc. There's a lot to work with here and Tua won't necessarily have to hit 50 yard dimes for their offense to work effectively.

Dolphins are LOADED! QB being the only question mark, on paper.

I actually like Goff. Yes, he's a statue, but with a clean pocket he can shred any defense.

Hill, Chark and St. Brown would be one of the best trios in the league and Goff isn't terrible.

I feel a thread coming on. This would be a good debate. I've got Adams and Hopkins at the very top. Diggs, Hill, Chase, Cooper, Kupp, etc just below them. The league is very deep at the position, that's for sure and the rules seem to be making it easier for 1st year guys to come in and contribute right away. IF the Chiefs can get 2 firsts, I'm beginning to see where they're at with this.

The risk of injury. I think they'd do it in a pinch. LA uses Kupp, don't they?

Is he? It may look smoother because that's Steph's style off play, but Hill is a top notch route runner as well.

I like Diggs a lot, but there isn't one thing that Steph can do that Tyreek cannot.

KC is *****in crazy if they think they're the same team without him.

When he pointed out Lofton it took me by surprise.

Should make for some great football. All things equal, I'd take Goff over Baker without blinking.

People may not see Fournette as being elite, but he's an above average 3-down RB. Given the opportunity, he'd be a top 5ish back and Joe Mixon was just in the Super Bowl. The Bills *can win without an elite RB. My argument is that it can happen far easier with than without.

That the thing. We won't know unless we try. Henry was in year 4 when he ran for 1500 and Taylor - year 2, 1800 yards rushing.

Not a great argument as neither has an elite QB to help the balance. Imagine the Bills with Taylor or Henry.

Healthy scratch for 2/3 of the season. I like Duke, but I do not like Beane's vision for RBs, so far, as GM of the Bills.

You don't? Dry toothbrush collecting dust overnight and during the day. I also blow each cup I use with a quick puff before pouring anything. Gives me peace of mind 😄

If I'm reading his contract right, and I'm probably not, isn't Steph making $18 million this season and next? Base salary and bonuses combined?

Before and after adding the toothpaste, duh.

Absolutely! We're this close *makes gesture*. Go for it, dammit!

Honor amongst thieves. Beane should know better than that. Teams are trying to win.

Pass blocking you might be right on. I thought about that as I hit "post", but hands and route running...you need to watch more McKinnon. Not to mention he's the better runner. ^ Worth the click ^

Injuries are definitely a concern. Guy had a rough break with ACL tears in back to back years, but he had a strong showing in 2021. I don't think the door is closed with Chiefs. Guys like him just have a longer wait than others. I figured Fournette would have been under contract (agreement) by now, but we're only 3 days in. I don't dislike JD, but I also don’t think there's anything he does better than Jerick other than getting more opportunities. Speed is the obvious leg up McKinnon has.

I really like the fit of Jerick McKinnon, if Beane wants a lesser expensive option at RB. He's better than McKissic.

Poor guy. Stuck with Tannehill after an ACL injury.

Put me on the Breece Hall train. Why f around? Fill the position with a dynamic, 3-down RB that can take it to the house on any touch and let's go win the damn Super Bowl.