MrEpsYtown

Teddy Bridgewater had an inexplicably horrible pro day. Just awful.

I just dont like the contract. Seems like a vet minimum type guy. Maybe a backup at Will to Milano?

Yuk! Not sure I like this one

Linebackers for sure

Agreed. Mcdermott was rotating a ton of guys last year. Its how he roles. It moght be nice to have someone other than cap capi rushing in a pivotal playoff game.

Tyrod running into sacks was going to hurt his career numbers. Makese sense. Maybe we should have waited to trade Glenn?

Yes he was! That was my dude

But he brought the lunchpail

I actually mentioned him in one of my long winded free agency previews. Can’t figure out how to link my own quote. So yeah kind of predicted it but also threw about 20 names out there

This is what im thinking. Mcdermott likes size and length here

Ohhh Colt Brennan too. His numbers were sick!

I would think Giants with James Bettcher, maybe Browns for Gregg Williams

Nice! Hijack all you need to!

He basically replaced Welker who kind of replaced Troy Brown. They rinse and repeat is all I'm saying. This is the funniest thing I have seen in quite a while

Yep this always happens and they are always fine.

I think Poyer's wins

Reich basically talked about Luck as the greatest of all time. Lots of hyperbole. I can't see any move with Luck happening. Trade down does make sense for them, but they should really just take Chubb

love it! it hasn't been this big in a long time, since Matt Light retired. Someone is going to have to fill the hole. Too bad Wood is retiring. Maybe they can bring back Wang?

Only for Sashi Brown!

Pats will wind up drafting a guy like McGlinchey who inexplicably drops all the way down to them and they won't miss a beat.

Okay let me revise. I suppose he is looking for a guy who fits any offense. That is Rosen or Darnold. Allen could be that guy if developed. Mayfield to me is not that guy. He is going to require an alteration of what a coach does, like how Bill O'Brien revamped his offense for Watson and Shannahan did for RG3, and Greg Roman did for Tyrod. Once those guys have to assimilate to a pro offense, they struggle. That's what I see with Mayfield. If you let him run a college offense, he could start right away and be good. Once the pros adjust and he has to be in a pro offense, he will struggle. That's what I forsee for DeShaun Watson as well.

Agree with this. I don't see a fit with Daboll. I would think he would want Rosen or Darnold, but who knows? I feel like if they wanted a guy to improvise, they would have kept Tyrod. Mayfield does makes some sense with Adam Gase.

I figured I would start a topic here so that info can kind of be put in an organized place. Apparently the Bengals and Broncos are there and the Dolphins had dinner with Baker last night. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/fl-sp-dolphins-baker-mayfield-20180313-story.html And apparently the Browns are skipping it. http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2018/03/hue_jackson_and_john_dorsey_wo.html

Has a relationship with Matt Nagy so knowledge of the offense. He will be like an extra coach for Trubisky. This is the kind of move we have to make for our future top pick. That is why there is all the Moore speculation.

Peterm...just kidding...obviously Luck