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Mac Jones with a little better arm and a little more athleticism

Paying Fields was their first and perhaps most fatal mistake.

Okay so last year’s defense, Babich’s only full year as a DC, is IRRELEVANT when discussing this year’s defense, Babich’s second year as a DC, because they brought in some consultants and new players. Is last year’s offense is irrelevant to this year’s offense for Joe Brady. After all, we changed some players. Or maybe, every NFL team in the history of the NFL changes some players every year and while that’s important to note, that doesn’t make their body of work irrelevant?

You are missing last years mediocre defense. We are currently in the worst 20 game stretch of defensive play in this era imo.

Haha yeah the English and Irish NEVER get into bar scraps. if you’re in four seasons by 10 PM, it’s not a surprise you’ve never seen one

Good to see my Venmo has gone to a good cause

Citation needed, with all the NFL defenses also adjusted without QB rushing. Citation needed.

The only way to do that is to hire Brady’s underling and hope he can run the same thing as well. Which is what happened to Dorsey when Daboll left. The Eagles lost their OC this offseason and their offense is a shell of itself with basically the exact same cast. Brain drain is unfortunately real. The irony is that Joe Brady is likely to get fired at his next stop because he doesn’t have Josh Allen, and our offense is likely going to go through growing pains again because we lose Joe Brady.

Our scheme asks more of Josh Allen than the derivative Shanny scheme asks of Love

They are definitely not a great team right now. Shanny is a great coach though

Purdy was always Mac West. Shanny is just an actual genius

Any list that has Cody Ford and Boogie Basham as not bad picks is a bad list. This is kinda obvious if you read the post I responded to

wtf. OBJ had 4100 yards and 35 TDs his first 3 seasons. OROY, 3x ProBowler and 2x AP2. But sure, it was all because of one catch. Legitimately one of the most egregious takes I have ever seen on here.

Yeah he is. He was also kinda red shirted. Most teams expect their day 1 and early day 2 picks to play and contribute immediately. I mean, we are drafting guys to start at the end of the first round. Why would teams picking 6-10 slots later think, “this guy needs a year to figure it out.”

They was no top talent to sign. they could’ve traded for Metcalf. That’s pretty much it and they clearly did not. so what do you want them to do now

Who do you want that is reasonably available? Would you rather have players that aren’t good instead of injury risk players that are very good? I don’t understand, truly.

Outside of a star pass rusher (who may or may not be available) I think Olave increases our SB odds the most the second he is traded to us. Combined with his injury risk, he may be the most realistic best upgrade available. It’s not without some risk, but I’m in the “nothing ventured nothing gained,” camp

I also still somehow think DJ Moore is available. He's been a round peg in a square hole basically his entire time in Chicago and I'm not sure they love him there. Now his salary is a bit tougher to get around at $20M, so prorated without us ripping up his deal, he would still be expensive from cap perspective. But at 28 and expensive, he may be closer to mid round pick and some stuff in trade comp.

I'll be completely honest, I was never a Ray Davis fan so it doesn't bother me too much, but I get your point. @Kirby Jackson to get us back on track, I select Chris Olave The setting: His option has been picked up for '26. He has not signed an extension despite being extension eligible. Which means he's gettable. The Saints may not be sure to pay him with his concussion history. Olave may not be sure to re-sign with the Saints because they are a trash can. Who knows. What we do know is that Garrett Wilson and Jamo, both in his draft class, have gotten extended already. Wilson got $32MAAV and Jamo got $26M. Have to assume Olave will want that ball park. His salary for 2025 is also quite light. The Bills would be on the hook for mostly his salary as the Saints only save about $3.3M on trading him but likely less with prorated games. Now, what does a 1k yard receiver with a concussion history and a pending massive contract cost? Maybe the DK Metcalf package? a 2nd plus? I'd do that in 2 seconds.

Which means we may need to open a roster spot by trading a running back for a late round pick?

Unless we are running 6 DL packages, we aren't getting two defensive starters around the deadline. Larry O and Hoecht aren't starting over the other guys, they will be rotational pieces.

Beane has traded a 3rd for Cooper and a 3rd for Douglas and Moss and a 5th for Hines over the last 3 seasons? He may be the most active GM at the deadline lol

If Lamar plays and looks okay Sunday, I’m gonna have some side eye tbh. As someone who kinda vehemently disagrees in the quitter narrative that @DrDawkinstein is pushing, it’s honestly a bad look to me if he plays lol

Ah yes, those successful picks Boogie and Big Cody who were traded for peanuts before their rookie deal was even finished.

To the OP, I think his seat is hot in the way that McD make take over playcalling. not sure he’s in danger of being fired. McD was taking over play calling from Leslie Frazier when the defense was playing much better.