Buffalo Junction

Been wondering this for a while. The Young guys just don’t seem to develop

I think the guard market is going to get bumped in the next two years. First by Scherff who’s a FA this year. Then Nelson and Elgton Jenkins who are both in line for new contracts. Jenkins is a but if an oddity though as he can also play tackle and center at a probowl level. The trend to mobile QBs will likely play a role in this as well as they’re more capable of big plays avoiding edge pressure than pressure up the middle.

I’d add guard to that list. The top guards are going to be pushing $20MM/y now.

This pretty much echoes my view on the matter. As much as OBJ’s a malcontent right now many former teammates have stated he’s one of the hardest workers in the locker room. Beane will place a call to his agent and do a heat check. We should also keep in mind that Sanders’ contract is up at the end of the season, so being able to choose between him and OBJ next year might be appealing to Beane…. Plus…. There is comp pick potential with big name WRs if they can ball out a bit down the stretch.

Without Knox this is definitely a spread offense. I actually wish we had another TE that was a Lee Smith level blocker. That would make it impossible for DCs to just game plan on a spread without the possibility of getting slammed by a 22 formation and a QB sweep.

Is Rodgers allowed to chase him down and give him covid?

The Rams depth issue showed up last year in the playoffs when they got sent home in GB…. Not that replacing Donald is really an easy proposition, but having multiple guys on the D line to cover for one going down helps. The same issue could pop up again with a Ramsey or Donald injury even though the Miller trade will insure they have two pass rushers.

Best part time job ever….. $205k a year with total job security and no accountability.

Let’s also remember that players tend to get released after their teams can’t find trade partners. Beane might find some talent there

They mixed more single high and zero coverage in as the game progressed. Beasley’s resurgence forced their hand.

Responding after 6 mo…. but, for that country sweet crisp…. Toss those bad boys in corn starch and brush off all the excess before frying. Also…. The history between Boss sauce and Country sweet sauce is an entertaining read.

Lower end of Top 10, and could use another playmaker. That said, when the other team becomes one dimensional they seem to flourish more than some other teams defenses with more “top end” talent. For that reason improving the offensive consistency by the playoffs might be a deciding factor with regards to how this season ends.

Almost makes more sense to give the raleigh/Durham metro area a team. The Snyder thing could be irrelevant as well if those emails come out.

Kudos to Jerry Gray. He called a heck of a game.

Wow. Talk about a lucky break

Pretty sure none of the GB receivers ate a buffet out of business before the game.

Playing without six of the starting 11. Rather impressive of both Rodgers and LaFleur.

To be fair, if he did that he wouldn’t be able to see the secondary for five steps.

Jordan Phillips with the 🤦‍♂️

Titans look good ATM with everyone healthy. However, they are not insulated against skill position injury. An injury to Henry, Brown, or Jones and that offense comes back down to earth rather quickly. The first part of their season showed this. Factor in Jones’ injury history, and it’s unlikely that they stay at the level they’re currently at for the entirety of the season. We’ll see how it plays out over the next few months.

I believe they actually did use “sugar high Mahomes” last week on GMFB. Lol.

Tennessee pincushions?

There are potentially billions in gambling revenue at stake. If that is put into contention then the owners will be forced to consider options for improvement.

Eventually a notable player or coach will eat the fine and say something along the line of “IDK. Maybe the refs bet on the game.” That’ll cause a total ***** show which might result in a sky judge. Until then…. It is what it is.

So many of those better NFC teams are stacked with aging vets and lack depth due to roster construction. A few injuries could derail most of them. Just look at the Rams and Packers last year with Donald and Bakhtiari. By contrast most of the top AFC teams appear to have better depth and/ fewer injury prone guys at critical positions. Going to be interesting to see how this plays out over a 17 game season.