MrEpsYtown

The Tenuta thing felt like a favor to his dad, like Austin Proehl. But his athleticism is close to Cody Fords as well. But yeah this guy seems on par with what they are looking for and I speculate that this is the spot that would have gone to Tanner Owen and his 9.88 RAS if he wasn’t claimed.

We have a type!

Well I don’t care, but the powers that be have shown an affinty for lefties, Bojorquez, Haack and Araiza and they actually pursued Parlady before.

This is the correct answer imo. Kern or Huber seem very likely. Stonehouse you might have to trade for since he is subject to waivers. Same as Crisman. Huber is the only lefty in the group. Palardy is the only lefty in the others group. How about Dicker? Or is it too soon?

Absolutely! I like him more than most. There some interesting upside there for a guy that big with his athletic testing.

Tommy Doyle working inside at guard. I mentioned it as a possibility in February. The more you can do for versatility the better. He could become a very valuable piece.

I was thinking this in a 4-3 under set, that having Tremaine with his length setting the edge. Then people got in an uproar about the idea. People who may not know what 4-3 under looks like. But anyway, in base 4-3 looks he should stay at mike based on the roster. But playing on the outside shoulder of the tight end in under looks may be an interesting wrinkle tor Tremaine to use his length. They ran this a lot on on McDermott’s Panthers teams, not so much here. Beenard definitely seems like he gives them a chance at more 3 linebacker sets.

Just kind of looking at other team’s depth charts looking to see if there was a trade like this that could be replicated and a couple of guys stand out to me as extra. Tre’quan Smith NO-Former teammate of Gabe Davis at UCF, he can play anywhere, inside or outside. Good size and speed combination. With NO drafting Olave and signing Jarvis Landry, I am not sure where he plays. He can do a lot of things on the field and played for Joe Brady in NO. He has been hurt a bunch, but he is great depth at all spots. Marquez Callaway could be an option as well, but I think they hold on to him. Jalen Reagor Philly- I guess he give you some deep speed. That’s what he brings. Dude can use a change of scenery and could fit here as the deep speed option. With the acquisition of Brown, the emergence of Quez Watkins and signing Zach Pascal, not sure Reagor is long for that roster. Ofcourse there are the other change of scenery guys Denzel Mims and N’Keal Harrys of the world, but that’s in division so I am not sure. And those are lower level options, probably not any better than what we have. Maybe the Bucs want to move Breshard Perriman or Tyler Johnson? Perhaps Darius Slayton. But there are some bodies out there who could add depth and are probably had in an Edwards like trade, swap of picks.

I for one am glad that Addison and Jerry are gone. I know people like Jerry. I get it. But every time Boogie played he did something. Opening up playing time for him and Rousseau is a huge positive imo.

In broadcast journalism schools they teach people to work their voice in a deeper tone. It comes off fake and annoying to me. I like that Kay, and for that matter the other people on That show sound like they are using “normal” voices. To me that is part of the appeal of Kay.

One of the things I like about Kay, amongst many others I like, is that she doesn’t use that fake weird man sports voice you typically hear with like Beth Mowins. I know they teach that in these sports journalism programs and I hate it.

Sean did the “im gettin a chubby in 6th grade english” leg shake.

Note on Rousseau being their guy last year, there is stuff out there that the Bills were going to draft Eric Stokes at 30 and GB took him at 29. So I am not sold 100% that Rousseau was totally their guy. I think he was their guy once Stokes was gone. I think their guys were Stokes and Basham. Once they took Rousseau they still took Basham anyway because that was their oringinal plan in the 2nd. JMO

Would be a fair contract. Also, Mathieu is better than Poyer. That’s a fair barometer of a contract.

AJ only knows how to play against Austin Jackson. Embarrassed him in college and in the NFL. If he could only face him every week he’d be an all pro.