Virgil

Agreed. It looks like the covering is a lot less than what the model or Tottenham used Almost none of the lower bowl, minus a few rows on the home side (also weird) is covered. If nothing else, help prevent having to dig out more seats during storms.

I will definitely be at the last regular season home game of the stadium. Don’t know if I’ll do the playoff games as well.

The Chiefs lost to us in every single regular season game over the past 4 years. I’d argue it’s really not that important. Obviously, you need to make the playoffs, but we are past that.

My people…

All this tells me is the Chiefs are playing chess while we are playing checkers. We should be showing the Chiefs nothing of value in the regular season, or at the very least, plan B. Use the regular season to setup the offseason. Even the 4th down play was the Chiefs sending a different pressure than we’d seen all game. Meanwhile, we ran the same stuff repeatedly. This is the difference in the games. They are one step ahead of us.

The steepness of the upper deck in this new stadium is worrisome for me. When in London for the Jags game and in the stadium ours is being modeled after, the upper decks were super steep. I worry about older and drunk people navigating them. Yes, the upper deck is closer to the field than before, but to compensate for that and get as many seats in, they are at a much steeper angle. When you see the stadium seating charts from the side view, that also shows canopy coverings, you can see it there too. I'm also surprised to see PSL's in the upper deck starting at $2,500 on the visitor side.

Nice...

I think Beane has done the best he could based off what was available. There isn't a player we've missed out on that I was disappointed in. My only reason for this not being an A+ offseason to this point is: -I don't like Groot's contract being over 15 mil per -The two PED suspended FA players -11 mil in dead cap for Milano next year seems a bit high With that being said, I trust their evaluations of players, so maybe Groot proves to be worth it. Milano is a ticking timebomb of injuries lately. The regular season almost means nothing to us at this point, so if everyone is healthy and ready for the playoffs, then who cares.

What FA's will be able to sign as a result of this?

In an unrelated note, Bengals defense ranks 33rd in new coaches poll and will only be blocking with 3 NFL players and 2 cheerleaders.

I’m really curious as to what the difference in offers was. I’d think, even if it was slightly better in NE, it would be easier to stay put and play for a winner. Personally, I was hoping we’d offer him a 3yr, 12 mil total deal. He was a great culture fit, didn’t mind getting dirty, and showed up in moments.

Don’t worry, it’s only a third of the season…..🤦🏻‍♂️

There's enough DB's that can start for us that will be available by our 3rd overall pick. Also, I would argue that Elam aside, they do a great job of finding DB's that can play. I'm not even remotely worried about when they take a DB. Now, Defensive Line evals....that's another story

There's a reason he's still available and other WR's have already signed

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/44251246/myles-garrett-admits-frustration-says-browns-winner He can kick rocks. Saying it wasn't about the money, but being convinced the team can win. With what QB? And in that division? Just own it man. You got paid