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Best return by hardy yet. Committed to a lane and carved upfield

Benford looks good

6’7 with his athletic build? Guy has strength and leverage which is a lethal combo

Greg will get a big deal. We are the dead cap this year to allow for it. Guy has too much potential still to not get him on a 4-5 year deal.

GROOT. Just eating against Jones

Wilson STINKS. I don’t think he is an upgrade over Mitch. Allen converts that third down easy, Cook was open in the flat and Trubisky just decided not to throw it…. dline looking good, and Taron looking good as always

Yea, I’m pissed he reached for Bernard and then decided to let Edmund’s walk. Could you imagine that $20m a year player on this team?!?! get a grip

A third is a high price to pay

A second round pick around 35 next year would be something nice to have. Capable DE/WR/DT/S there for sure.

O-line depth looks to be a slight concern. Van Denmark and Andersson I like, but outside of that I dont have much faith. Hopefully the line can stay healthy.

Exactly. You could have Burrow/Lamar/Stroud/Stafford/even Rodgers as QB3 from a GM/Fan perspective depending on scheme, wants, attributes they measure by

Coleman has a little of Michael Jordan's "float" in the air that just incredibly impressive.

Hill is THICK. Dude is not the slender toothpick Worthy is. I'd be worried Worthy will 1, get knocked on the line frequently and 2, wont be anything close to a + blocker on the edge or slot. He will need to be VERY good in motion and creating separation to be more than a gadget guy like Mecole Hardman. I will say, I have seen nothing but positives around Coleman since the draft. I hope that continues. I actually forgot about Worthy... which I dont mind

Get these injuries out of the way now instead of preseason. Bishop (while needing to get up to speed) can take a few weeks to rest before practice really gets going.

The real ones remember his historic play action rollout scamper for 20 yards two years ago. legendary

I dont know if we have had a year that the offense in TC has been clicking so well so early. Maybe when Diggs came in for 2021? That camp there was a lot about how good the offense looked.

With data coming into sports the way it has over the past two decades, sports like Football have turned into more and more of a "we can describe every facet of an offense and defense each play". At the end of the day, its very hard to "out-creative" your opponent consistently for 60 minutes. What I like about Brady, is he understands that when the ability to out create someone is minimal, you win or lose by the ability of the players involved in the moment. Which is why his offense looks to be driven by creating matchups that maximize his player's abilities. A defense can prepare for what you do, but if you rollout 4 6'4+ targets the defense is immediately at a disadvantage. This team has the ability to play matchup nightmare for 60 minutes. You have a QB who can run, an RB who can catch, WRs who can block and win one on ones, TEs who can block and run routes. It's versatile

YES Allen will carry the acting - Daniel Ricciardo is more fun vibes but not as polished of a comedian as Allen. I'm excited to figure out what the heck this is lolol

I love the identity of this offense. Run the ball and smashmouth to the redzone, and then let your hulking playmakers do their job. Shakir will get yards, I expect Kinkaid/Coleman/Knox to be the TD leaders this year. 6+ each. They will prioritize using Allen at the goaline or getting the ball to advantages matchups in the endzone. 5'11 corners cant guard 6'4 TEs and WRs with verticals. Beane doesn't let Diggs/Davis go if he doesn't think the team can come close to being as efficient as they have been in the past. Beane puts a ton of stock in Shakir/Kincaid to be receiving leaders on this team Let's go BUFFALO

Just to expand on his loss impacting the KC game - Klein was lost/beaten in coverage on 2 plays of over 20 yards, Pacheco ran through the middle of the defense all night, and Dodson poorly communicated on the first Kelce touchdown. I'm not saying Bernard stops ALL of those from happening, but if he impacts 1 or 2 we may have experienced a different result that night.

Just a reminder, camp is not the end all be all for rookies. I remember Bernard looking lost in his first camp. When I was a kid, I watched a rookie Lee Evans and Eric Moulds do the same drill on the jugs machine. Moulds stood 50 feet away from the jugs machine, caught a pass, and then took a step closer. Every catch stuck - no juggles or minor adjustments once the ball hit the hands. He got closer and closer, until he was about 12 feet from it. Then Evans stepped up. He did ok from 50-35 feet, but then you could see his steps forward would get smaller and smaller. He started dropping passes, or juggling to catch the ball. Finally, after Moulds gave him some ribbing, he finished with a pass right off the helmet about 15 feet away from the jugs. The crowd wasn't exactly thrilled, and fortunately Lee Evans ended up becoming a very underrated receiver for this team. I'm always excited to see how stands out in camp, and who they start throwing into first team drills. Let's go!

100% agree. Allen made the right read, and his line let him down (with that said, Chris Jones is an absolute monster of a defensive force. I wish we had him)

It was a major impact. There are 3-4 DIRECT impact plays that Klein simply didnt cover well enough or didnt read the play appropriately that were huge against the Bills. Bernard showed a great ability to cover and decipher throughout the year. Bernard being out for that game is up there are the top reason why we lost.

How Rodgers misses the entire year and moves UP 9 spots, but Milano is off entirely makes no sense. And Tyron Matheiu ahead of Taron Johnson? I don’t think so. lots of unproven guys as well that he is banking on mega growth from

Bills under Dorsey were very “chunk play” reliant. They would try to flip the field via big plays, taking shots, and would be inconsistent in result. They were EPA darlings, as they would have these big plays and punted/took field goals very infrequently. It put a ton of stress on the defense and Allen to create everything. And when the offense wasn’t clicking, it REALLY wasn’t clicking and you saw that through three and outs and turnovers. under Brady, they built a more consistent offensive approach. They would run on first, run on second, run on third, and if it worked, they would do it again… and again…. It took stress off Allen and the defense. They would be ok taking short routes, their air yards on passes went down. they went from a ton of play action under center to I believe a top 5 run team under center. That shift built a better overall offense, and the success followed.