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Not sure. I wish I could be a fly on the wall in every GM's/Scouting Meetings. Would like to see how close Teams draft boards are. You have your top picks that are pretty much consensus but outside, I would say top 8....how different are these evaluations?

With Sanders, it was simply the owners didn't feel he's worth the aggravation for a day 1 or 2 pick. So I wouldn't say he was a 5th round steal, he's a "I don't mind wasting a 5th on him, lets see if he changes"

Yep. Antonio Brown and Deshaun Watson. If they were B level or below players....neither one make it to a second team. AB filmed Tomlin's locker room rant and posted it....also went after Mike Mayock the GM and called him a cracker. Watson sexually assaulted 20+ women and received the largest guaranteed money of all time.

Nope not at all. Browning went 4-3 and averaged 215 yards per game and 23 ppg lol, threw 12 TD/7 INT's. Yeah, he was on fire lol. Back to the point on if I'm arguing the Bengals have the 1/3 of the weapons.....again I'm not. What I will argue is we have a better offensive unit overall as in the 11 starters and others that come in and play a lot. It's why we went 13-4 and the Bengals, with Joe Burrow having an incredible season (just under 5,000 yards/43 TD's) and didn't make the playoffs. Well, I can tell you it's because Burrow was sacked 48 times. Josh Allen, 14 times. We scored more points But I expect you to give another wild exaggeration like Josh Allen was pressured in under 2 seconds on every snap. Can you show me a stat that says 70% of Josh Allen's throws are outside of the pocket?

Being that we were 3rd in point differential, I would say our team won a lot of games. I don't think we were +157 on super human plays. https://www.espn.com/nfl/stats/team Awesome. The Bengals were 10th in offensive production last year with Joe Burrow. Joe Burrow and Sam Darnold are at the same level. We scored 22.4 points per game with Tyrod Taylor in 2017 and our top WR's were Deonte Thompson, Charles Clay and Zay Jones. So that Jake Browning stat is pretty impressive huh? .6 ppg less with that talent level difference lol.

I didn't assume anything. And I certainly didn't make up exaggerated stats to try to prove a point. Are you seriously asking what the team would look like without our franchise QB? What would any team be like without their franchise QB? Best offensive weapons in the AFC is the Bengals. Could Sam Darnold with Tee/Chase have lead a top 10 unit? Oh please say yes.

This is simply an extreme exaggeration but I feel you're going to argue it's not. I don't believe Josh Allen was pressured 483 times in under 2 seconds on every single snap. Football is a team game. We don't set franchise records in scoring because of one single individual.

Yep. First time I saw Beane with some grit. I really liked it.

He was one of the most protected QB's last year. When is the last time you heard a QB not sacked for an entire month? So Allen is punishing Allen because he said he wanted Kincaid and Coleman?

Man that was good!

I think we had a lot of loaded boxes because we ran the most 6 offensive linemen formations.

You don't have to be at Jordan Poyer level at tackling to be a safety. Not every Safety needs to be your hard hitting ,aggressive tackler one....we have Rapp. Some safeties are better in coverage, some are better in tackling.

He's the same size as Jordan Poyer.

If Cole Bishop can take a step like Bernard did in his second year, then we will actually be able to get off the field on 3rd down.

I have a source that tells me the Bills are drafting Shadeur and then use him to trade for a 1st round pick in 2026.

Yeah....and you're going to have friction in the locker room. Especially when he plays badly.

I think it's unfair to state a coach that doesn't hit .1000 with each player at a certain unit means they aren't good at it. That's like saying Bill Bellicheck wasn't good at developing DL talent because they once drafted Dominique Easley.

I think missing OTA's is a given. He would be risking injury in a contract year and sounds like no where near in negotiations. I know it's probably 1 and 1,000 of like tearing a knee but it's not completely impossible.

He's a major contributor to it but I think overall, Shadeur isn't that good.

Or maybe you shouldn't have said he can't draft defensive backs....now you're criticizing him for finding late round talent. And already have labeled Hairston as a bust. Man, you studied that Michigan corner really hard where you can't even remember his name. Good job on that research.

Bo Jackson apparently jumped over a river that could fit a Royal Caribbean.

LOL Here's a mock draft database where it collects NFL draft sites/scouting reports on players. This is about 100 sites stating he's a 1st rounder. https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/players/2025/maxwell-hairston#google_vignette Here are defensive backs that Beane has drafted. You're right, its a FACT he can't draft defensive backs. Both of those guys below, I guarantee won't receive a second contract because Beane can't draft defensive backs.

My friend just told me about this....I had no idea what it was. I have seen one that was 144hz.