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Every rookie QB has a ton of coverage of what they're doing to improve in their first couple years in the NFL.

Yeah all Beane needs to look smart is to hit on Coleman, that happens and he got his guy and picked up better draft position to improve the team further in the draft. Perspective would "look" even better if the Chiefs miss also the Panthers to a lesser extent.

People just really have a hard on for getting rid of Hamlin, just obsessed with the idea he's only here because of what happened, the idea he's safety depth is apparently absurd.

Old Combine interview also showing how sharp he is.

Bills-Chiefs would obviously make sense for a primetime game but it seems like it's always bought by a network or however it works and put on at a different time.

This stands out to me, I just can't forget that clip with those drops, I mean that one he had like five yards and the ball was dropped in the basket, but apparently there was a massive hole in it. But seriously it doesn't get any easier than that on deep ball passes ever.

Coming from former teammates seems a little awkward, guy was their friend had serious mental issues murdered someone and killed himself

With how he's performing he's going somewhere that seems certain.

Getting closer to that episode of Southpark.

Bills-Texans was already a good candidate for a primetime game pretty much a lock now.

Do we only have 1 starting DT now?

We have to remember the good old days because the guys playing in them can't.

Can you imagine if that had happened back to back, this forum would have been a scorched crater.

I respect trying to hand his headband and what not off to a kid, I'm guessing, but man in that situation after winning that game in that environment get the ***** out, you don't need to put yourself in that situation.

Yeah their offense looked great the first time we played them when the center of our defense still sort of existed. Also the guy that killed us wasn't the short fast guys it was the TE that we had no one left to cover.

Hasn't KC historically just gotten away with absolutely mugging our WRs in the playoffs? So we what make moves to get guys who will punish them for it, but what everyone wanted us to instead just get super fast guys that'd somehow run around them or something? Has that ever worked I mean how's that been working for the Dolphins?

They all used draft picks for him, we're likely signing him for cheap, and have little commitment.

Definitely this, big question if against the higher competition he'll still be able to get free like he has, but once he does the guy just finishes.

I'd take the upside Claypool has over Beckham who's much older and been coming back from injuries, both have had attitude issues one is 6 years older than the other. I mean the thing I like about this is Claypool showed his talent with the Steelers and Big Ben but then things went south. He's facing falling out the league without having even gotten a big second contract anywhere. This is exactly the kind of situation where you can find a guy trying to rebuild himself coming to a team with a great culture to do it.

This is actually a really good move, low risk has to be cheap as hell at this point, but clearly has a hell of a lot of talent. This team has the exact kind of culture built around it that if he really is ready to make a change it's a great place to do it.

The problem with this idea is that Jones makes sense as a depth signing for emergencies, not really as a plan to cover for Milano.

I mean it sounds like a joke, but it really does fit, guy seems like someone they can bring in cheap to be LB depth due to his situation, but bringing him into this scheme with this coaching staff he could have a resurgence and be very solid.

Yeah people sounded like they thought FSU asked him to do a lot at FSU so he's already got a good understanding of the route tree. More than that from his interviews the guy seems very smart and having transferred he's already got experience learning a new system. If I had to guess what the big thing developing with him along the way will be it'll be technique. I just get the feeling he could really improve quickly.

Seem to have changed philosophy on our O-line somewhat, before all our guys could play everywhere, now it seems like they're planning on starters that are real good at one spot but not anywhere else, while the depth guys are the multirole guys or at least we still have some left.