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1. Mahomes 2. Allen 3. Rodgers 4. Brady 5. Herbert 6. Burrow 7. Jackson 8. Stafford 9. Wilson 10. Carr 11. Watson (yuck) 12. Prescott 13. Murray I can easily count 12 guys I'd rather have over Murray. Yeah maybe he goes up a bit if we're building a franchise from the ground up purely because of age, but you have to be nuts to think he's a top 5 talent. I even think top 10 is a stretch.

I don't use twitter but that's gotta be a joke account right?

I bet Shakir is gonna be the guy everyone's clamoring for more field time this season. I just don't know see where the slot reps are coming from with Crowder and likely McKenzie ahead of him.

Maybe he misses the glory days when EJ Manuel would include the media guys in the practice by throwing the ball to them instead of keeping it all in bounds.

You can go to any gas station past 10:30 PM and see someone who looks exactly like this.

If he took a deal similar to what Milano took + a larger signing bonus I'd be all over keeping Edmunds. He's a very unique LB in the NFL in terms of usage and measurables. I don't know that he'd be easy to replace but I also don't think he commands a monster salary.

Rosen is the walmart brand "Great value" Fitzpatrick at this point.

Some of this could just be more focused preparation and practice for higher quality opponents. Coaches will never admit it but there's no way they're putting in equal levels of prep for the bottom tier teams on the schedule (I know, I know, any given Sunday...).

Yeah, I understand the argument. The Cardinals were kind of stuck and had to make this decision. So much of what I saw from Murray last season was just chucking it up and letting Hopkins be Hopkins. It's gonna be interesting to see him without Hopkins and Kirk.

Paying a fringe top 12 QB the #2 salary. Bold strategy.

I would rather have no QB than Peterman under center. Not being hyperbolic, I think no QB would give you a better chance to win.

Pretty undeniable that Gardner was the most complete CB coming out of the draft. I know Stingley went ahead of him but I still think Sauce is the overall best talent. Elam has the best environment to land in though. You can't ask for a better spot to develop and play meaningful snaps than Buffalo.

In terms of pure football IQ I think it's a great move. Brady has literally seen everything the NFL has to offer and should be able to offer a lot of insight that some of the second rate players who go into the talking head field just can't provide. If I'm a Bucs fan though I gotta feel like I kind of hate this news. It just shows that Brady isn't laser focused on "the now" with plans for the future, possibly trying to be a part owner of the Dolphins, this new talking head position, etc... It's all about Brady now, not about Brady and the Bucs.

I'll be the first to count him out. I hope I'm wrong but Moss had some awful field vision. I don't have high hopes for him. I'd honestly rather keep Duke Johnson on the roster over him.

This is straight up fan fiction. There's no way you think this is true.

Cook, McKenzie and Shakir are really adding some "position-less" types to the offense. It's going to be interesting to see the offense this season, because they definitely have the ability to line up and be really creative.

Of all the guys left in the draft this was certainly one of them.

Give me all the pass catching RBs please.

I don't think that's necessarily what it says at all, but the possibility is there. Just not this season.

I'm surprised they went with another LB, they must be really worried about that depth there.

He was leagues better than Darryl Williams, to say he sucked is disingenuous.

I gotta disagree there. If anything he's an excellent long term prospect with an athletic profile that is absurd for the position. The sky is the limit with him developmentally, there's basically no ceiling. I'm not saying he'll reach that potential but it's definitely there.

Spencer Brown isn't worth a darn? He had a solid rookie season for a 3rd round pick.

If he isn't and he gets stashed on the PS, I bet he'll get poached by somebody like Wildgoose was. McD and Beane are elite at developing a picking DB talent.

I think he was drafted purely because "you can't teach big". Honestly, he's probably not even threatening to make the roster but you never know. Maybe he can develop into something.