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Isaiah Jackson announcing his commitment in two weeks. I've heard mixed things on our outlook here. My understanding is that at least up until now, the staff has felt like we're in a good spot to get him, but other people have told me they're more pessimistic than the staff is.

My right jaw has been stiff and sore on a pretty consistent basis for probably about a year or two now. It never truly gets locked up, but every once in awhile, I'll go to open my mouth and it'll feel like something broke for a split second on its way open, like it was locked for just a millisecond and then broke free. This week has been especially bad. I'm finally going to see a dentist on Monday; hopefully if they can't do anything about it, they might at least be able to help identify the issue and point me in the right direction.

I don't really see any way that he slips to Buffalo through waivers. In all likelihood he's going to Miami once he's released.

Highly doubt he gets traded and even more highly doubt he gets traded here. But I'd at least have some amount of interest in him, unlike Gordon who I want absolutely no part of.

He could be but I doubt it. It doesn’t make any sense at all.

Buffalo was under 4 yards per carry (excluding scrambles). Aside from the one 16 yard scamper Singletary had, they were a little over 3 yards per carry with a long of 8. We weren’t running the ball well at all.

it’s not that he’s making it up. He’s Just might be being fed bad info by the Chargers to try to convince teams that there’s interest in Gordon.

I would be ecstatic to get Allen Robinson but I imagine if we make a trade it’ll be a much more insignificant player than that.

I'm honestly kinda nervous about the Broncos game because they have the kind of rushing attack that could push our DLine around, but I don't think losing Flacco makes them much, if any, worse.

Oh man, not sure how they'll win without him.

into the 2020 season with McDermott as the head coach.

Come on OP.

How many RBs in the NFL even get 25 touches per game in today's league? That's an insane number for a guy that the coaching staff clearly doesn't trust to be the #1 guy yet.

There's nothing wrong with a power run in a short yardage situation. The issue is that Allen fumbled it, and as he has shown since the moment he became a starter, he's capable of doing that on any play.

Yeah this was the other one. They showed two angles at the game and both looked like the ball might have started to come loose on the way down but definitely didn't come out until after he was down. My cousin was watching at home and said it couldn't have been a more obvious fumble based on what they showed at home.

Yeah that’s what I thought too. I was so certain it wasn’t going to count that I just looked down in disappointment the moment I realized Singletary was going to score because I knew it wouldn’t count.

The refs said that he threw the challenge flag after the ball was snapped. I was at the game today and didn’t think that was true, but that’s what the ref said at the game.

And the couple years prior.

This and the fact that Gore is trusted more to run North-South is why he plays more than Singletary.

He’s 3rd in targets in an offense that calls passing plays more than almost anyone in the NFL despite not being dependable to catch the ball.

Knox has been emphasized plenty; maybe more than he should be. Running game might be a deserved complaint but I’m also not sad that we’re among the leaders in % of offense plays that are called passes. That’s where the league is moving and that’s where we should want to be IMO especially considering our emphasis on short easy completions. Allen’s just making too many mistakes still/the offensive isn’t very talented.

Against a team that’s laughably bad against the pass and pretty good against the run. Also we had more than 12 called runs. The called QB runs are a part of the run game too even if you don’t like taking advantage of one of the QB’s biggest strengths.

Evans is at least not on his rookie contract anymore, but yeah, I would be genuinely shocked if they traded him either (unless they got like multiple first round picks or close to it). If you think Tampa wants to move on from Jameis, it would make sense for them to keep both of them so that their new QB has arguably the best WR duo in the league to work with (especially considering they have nobody behind them at the WR position). If you think they might still have faith in Jameis, it would make sense for them to keep both so that they can continue trying to get the absolute best out of him.

Tampa is not about to trade their breakout star.

I listed some guys that I would think are available earlier, but more to the point of who I would target (assuming no big names), I'd potentially be eye-balling the following: Corey Davis - not sure he's actually available/might be too big of a name for this list, but I'd definitely be pursuing him Donte Moncrief - Was quickly buried in Pittsburgh, but he's been solid for some other teams and can easily get out of his contract at the end of the year if it doesn't work out Marqise Lee - Think this makes sense as a buy-low option. Another guy where you can get out of his contract at the end of the year if you aren't impressed but he's played at a much higher level than Moncrief in the past. Anthony Miller - I don't particular believe the rumors, but I've seen his name floated as potentially being available and I think that would be a no-brainer if it's true. Geronimo Allison - Free agent at the end of the year, seems like Lazard has surpassed him in Green Bay and I've heard they're interested in taking a swing at a bigger name WR in the trade market so I wouldn't be surprised if Geronimo is available.