MrEpsYtown

He must really like Ricky Pearsall ❤️

Gunner did sherlockholmes take over your account?

I was at a coaches clinic/chalk talk over there last weekend and kotelnicki is impressive.

IMO we have a starting 5 set. Then you have Tackles Van Denmark, Tommy Doyle on the roster and Gouraige on a futures deal. Doyle was working interior last pre season as well. IOL it’s Alec Anderson as a rostered player, and Kevin Jarvis on a futures deal. Both guys are college right tackles playing inside. Both can play center and guard. The Bills will have to add here. I assume the 5 starters plus Van Denmark and Anderson have a leg up to make the team. And if he is healthy, Doyle as well. That’s 7 guys and they usually keep 9-10 guys. There are a ton of mid level guys in free agency and I assume they draft some people. I think we are in a good place.

Stay in KC. Just move to the NFC or the CFL.

Bryce Paup baby!

I am guessing they offered him something like Edwards got. That was not going to get it done. I am very curious what he winds up with.

I like the way Brady started using him later in the year. Early in the year, those OTB check-downs, literally anyone can do that stuff. You play to Kincaid's strengths by using him down the seam and on the Y cross stuff, which is what Brady started doing. So I have super high hopes. Kincaid is a dude.

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They are not drafting an IOL in the first round. Mid-rounds for sure, but if the IOL class is deep why would they spend and early pick on one? That mindset makes no sense. They are going to take big swings in the first and second rounds...WR then DL or vice/versa. They will have to be wary of RT Spencer Brown's impending free agency. Hopefully, they bring him back, if not they will have to start looking for his replacement.

Pretty much the same. This wasn’t my favorite choice and I think we should be concerned. The good thing is that it’s March and Beane is trying to plug holes. I am curious to see what the money is.

The only reason I know who guys like Toohill are is just all the deep dive studying of the draft. Also getting old.

college, but fun!

Somehow Tyreek Hill is still idolized. I guess if you are good at sports, it's fine.

All day! Blackmon Johnson, I would be in heaven!

I actually like him better than Joseph Day. I would love this.

two bills drive "after dark" amirite?

Double reverse pitch to Damar Hamlin for -3 yards!

My 2 cents on this whole situation is that this is just a tiny bit of guaranteed money and doesn't guarantee that he is the punter this year. I think they draft a guy and I think they are keeping Haack around to help the rookie work on holding for Bass. I have zero proof of this, but that is what I think will ultimately happen. If Martin beats out the rookie, then he sticks around.

Agreed. But I do think it's going to be a mixed bag with Samuel. I think he will move al over the place.

Agreed. In Norv Turner's system in Carolina, before they hired Brady, Samuel was outside more. In 2019 he was only in the slot at a 22% rate, which is less than Stefon Diggs was in the slot this year. So this "Samuel is a slot only" thing is really just one of those PFF made-up recency bias-type things. Bottom line, Brady is going to move guys around all over the place and Samuel adds to the pile of playmaking ability.

Haack was actually an all state receiver in high school and recruited as a wideout, so perhaps he can provide some versatility! True story, but I am kidding here. http://www.hudl.com/v/2HwFdG

This site is cool: https://www.playerprofiler.com/nfl/curtis-samuel/ For 2020 it has him in the slot 53% of the time.

It’s a good and fair point. My only counter to that is that we have no idea if any of those guys visited and it just wasn’t reported. So who knows 🤷‍♂️

Man I try to will things to happen, but I must have done some bad things in my previous life. Got no luck! My positive spin is that there is a bunch of medical verbiage that needs to be in the thing.