Chicken Boo

I think it's a mistake. Shady is one of the best pass blocking RBs I've ever seen and if Damien Williams gets hurt... McCoy didn't have many carries this season but made good use the ones he did get. 4.6ypc

Yeah, a 34 year old tight end with one foot out the door will really put this team over the top.

I thought it was foolish to go into the season with Brown, Beasley, ancient Gore and a rookie RB for Josh to lean on. Beane should be surrounding #17 with as much talent as humanly possible - and not fringe starters either. Top tier-potential talent! Quit ***** around! You're not going to money ball your way to a Super Bowl ring. Of course you can. As far as offensive talent at the skill positions, Beane left a lot to be desired, which is why we're here with the same needs at RB, WR and tight end.

This is big. I've always looked at him as an integral part of their success.

Chargers should consider trading for Rosen. He can probably be had for a 2nd or 3rd rounder. He's a Cali boy, still only 22. The table is set for him in LA with talent-a-plenty and a very good offensive mind, in Anthony Lynn.

Shenault is light years ahead of where Cordarrelle Patterson was! That's a very poor comparison. They have completely different builds and Patterson's red flags were apparent to anyone who was paying attention. He was very raw and the furthest thing from a natural hands catcher. If Laviska played for a big time program, he'd be drawing Julio Jones/T.O. comparisons.

Like this drill means anything.

The SX season has begun. Glendale, AZ is Saturday.

There's a couple of San Francisco haters I'd love to tag in this post.

Nobody has had more success with as many QBs as has Reid or Shanahan.

I believe he and Schottenheimer are Hall of Fame coaches. Reid's successes with 2 different franchises all while getting the very best out of every QB that he has had, puts him in for me. Andy Reid is the single greatest developer of QB talent that the NFL has ever seen. Ironically he will be going up against #2 greatest developer of QBs, Kyle Shanahan, in a week.

I feel that Perriman has found a home and fits Bruce Arians' scheme. I do not believe that he can replicate that success just anywhere.

Just wait until Shenault blows up the combine...

Kurt Warner 2x first team all pro, 2x passing TDs leader, 2x passing rating leader, led 2 different franchises to the Super Bowl, QB'd the greatest offense the league had ever seen, won a Super Bowl, was Super Bowl MVP, has 2 league MVPs and was the highest rated passer in league history when he retired. Definitely a Hall of Famer.

The rule changes have inflated statistics over the years. Eli was never considered one of the very best QBs in the league. He was never all pro, never led the league in any stat but interceptions and was 117-117 (.500) as a starter. The Super Bowl wins are the only reason he gets in and even then, he was aided by stellar defenses. First ballot entries should be reserved for the absolute best of the best. Eli was never close to that. If he does get in 1st ballot, it's pure politics.

Even if he takes other people with him?

He's not well. Where are his family and friends?

Keeping an eye on Collin Johnson out of TX. 6'6" 220.

No they don't. The Bills defensive line doesn't create that kind of pressure consistently and their o-line certainly isn't as good. We'd also need 2 more above average RBs to be able to replicate what the Niners do. Jimmy G is also a better passer than Allen. Take the NO game, for example. I do not believe that Allen can go blow for blow like that with Drew Brees. Don't let San Fran fool you. They can put up points slinging the ball around as well.

No chance in hell I'd ever spend that amount on a football game. That's ridiculous!

I have a feeling Reid has been saving him. Not a chance he doesn't suit up.

I don't think they will, but trust and believe if Jack Conklin hits the market, Beane will throw the kitchen sink at him.

My only gripe is that having he and Brown seems redundant. If Allen were a more precise passer, where timing and ball placement were paramount, then I could see it, but I really think a bigger target plays more to Allen's strengths at this point in his career. Like Eli having Plaxico to lean on.

Robbie is one of my favorite players in the league. He's so fluid and natural at the position. He makes it look easy. The Jets would be fools to let him get away. He and Darnold were clicking at the end of the season.

Put me on the record for John Ross. He's a great weapon, he just needs to stay healthy. He was going good in the beginning of the season until he and Dalton suffered injuries. The talent is there and coach Taylor seems to understand the importance of getting him the ball. Barring injuries, the Bengals will be in good shape with Burrow at QB. The skill positions are set. (Green, Ross and Mixon) As for 1st round receivers, that all depends on how the board looks at #22. Every year, there's talent that should have gone in the top 15 that fall to the bottom or out of the 1st round completely. Unfortunately, the Bills are picking higher than we're used to. Can you risk waiting to get your guy near the end of the 2nd round? I would think GMs have learned their lesson after the D.K. debacle, but maybe not.