Allen2Moulds

I believe I read somewhere that it drops to 8.6m around the trade deadline, and that the Raiders are willing to eat some of it. I would only do the deal, if no new guarantees are added. That being said, besides this being fun to talk about, I don't think it's too realistic. I like the idea of Amari Cooper. He's not at all a Diva, and seems like he would be the better fit. He also provides more speed on the outside, and would get Hollins off the field. Hollins is a fun story, if he's WR 5, not a starter.

I was initially against the Adams idea (too diva), but no guarantees after this year, which means he'll be in his best behavior, chasing new money. He's an upgrade to diggs, and is better made for the playoffs as diggs.

This is not an attack on McD but I will say, they will all saw Milano outplayed that journeyman vet his rookie year, and it took MCD a bit to play Milano. Very few are as ever as good out the gate as Tre was.

As soon as we added those 2, I figured those would eventually be the guys. Maybe this past week, forces the hand a bit more. This is not an attack on McD but I will say, they will all saw Milano outplayed that journeyman vet his rookie year, and it took MCD a bit to play Milano. Very few are as ever as good out the gate as Tre was.

I think this is more than fair and accurate, but will say that the safety market and how it was trending, was easy to read.

I'd feel a lot better with McManus as our kicker. How long are we suppose to give Bass to turn it around? Enough is enough.

What a travesty. Paying Samuel more than what we could've signed Simmons for. I believe we're paying Samuel 8 per, and Simmons is getting 7. If I'm not mistaken.

I'm not going to panic, I think the big fellas just didn't have the juice this week. You can't fake desperation, and that's what the Ravens were. If there's a rematch in the playoffs, they don't scare me. Moving on to Houston. Had to wait my response, by adding that I agree that Brady didn't stick to the game plan enough. Lack of play action and motion, really hurt us.

I knew that we were not going to sign Justin Simmons, but don't understand why. Dude is one of the best safeties in the league, and is like the Mahomes whisperer. He was on the market for like ever, and signed for a very reasonable amount. Here we are not even out of September, talking about bringing Hyde back....pft

For as good as Beane has been, I've had one thing that has driven me crazy. The lack of speed for Allen. I was ok with us moving on from Gabe and Diggs, but felt that Brian Thomas was there for the taking, and felt like we weren't aggressive enough to try and get him. His skillset is exactly what Allen needs on offense. I think Coleman is a nice player, but right now Coleman seems more like a Gabe Davis replacement, with a much more limited ceiling than Bryan Thomas. We just didn't do enough in my opinion. I was underwhelmed with our draft.

At the moment in the game, the oline was actually starting to get some decent traction. We had all the moment, and completely blew it with that idiotic call.

I could be wrong, but it doesn't seem like we're motioning much. We played right into the Ravens hands, from the very jump.

Brady earned a lot of equity in the 1at 3 weeks, and is attempting to give it all back in one night.

We look like the 2018 Bills tonight.

Overly conservative play calling to atart

I also really love what I am seeing as well, but the real test hasn't started yet. Hopefully he can maintain his level of play, against the Chiefs/Ravens of the world.

During the offseason, they lost a few pieces on the oline, and to compound matters, the oline coach passed away before the start of the season. They have not had the same type of success with run blocking, that we are used to seeing. They don't scare me one bit. Like the poster above stated, we won't go undefeated, but no reason to fear anyone on our schedule, as long as Brady continues to call a good game. Oh yea.......and we have number 17.

You never know with division games, but outside of that, it's pretty soft.

They have such a cupcake schedule it's ridiculous.

I don't believe Brown is expected back this year, at least not during the regular season. I agree with everything above, especially the last part about McConkey or Mitchell. Both of those guys in my opinion, have the potential to threaten defenses on all 3 levels. Kelce is looking old and slow right now, similar to how he looked last year. Let's see if he finds the fountain of youth again, during the playoffs.

I don't disagree with any of the comments, that he's a little off on his deep ball, but it's not something I'm ever concerned with. For whatever reason, he always seems to clean it up before the playoffs and makes some pinpoint accurate deep throws in the playoffs. The one to Diggs had plenty of air underneath it, and there was (2) others I believe went towards Sherfield, but he was unable to make a play on it.

I agree that speaks a lot more to Allen, then it does the OC (Brady), but as we all saw last year at this time, those opportunities weren't even there.

The death of the oline coach seems to be really effecting Balt right now, but Dallas is horrible against the run. This is the perfect get right game for the Ravens, but either them or Cincy will have their 3rd loss by week 5. Maybe even 4 losses for Balt, if we beat them. If we continue to handle our business, things are shaping up well for us.

What makes this even more disheartening, is knowing that all the other contenders have absolute studs as kicker. KC - Butker Cincy - McPherson Houston - Fairburn Balt - Tucker Although Tucker is starting to get old, and showing signs of regression finally. But still better than Bass

the thing that is most disturbing is the late flags. Mahomes throws pick, count to 2, see flag gets thrown