NORWOODS FOOT

Funny as hell, man!

Awesome article! What a great and well executed plan!

The media is suffering from premature coronation.

All respect to you guys. I want you in Buffalo for the AFC Championship. I can't wait to have Tre White back in the mix and see what our D can do then.

Would I love to have his skill set on the roster and run the experiment of seeing how he does with our coaching, scheme, and players? Absolutely. Do i have confidence that it would work out well enough to be worth the risk and the cost? Nope I would have rather taken a flier on George Pickens just like the Steelers did, and who is apparently making Claypool expendable. So I'd pass... And not to him... (Couldn't help myself!)

Gettin kinda ontological there, Mushy... Lol

I love the push by Gabe Davis. So much more power. A great wrinkle. A twist I'd like to see: use an O Linemen in a TE position off of the line, motion him, and have him give Josh the shove. And hell, have Singletary push the O Lineman! Can you image the concentrated force?

Right. Hard to explain. If we take top seed in the playoffs having to face the Chargers then the Chiefs would be one hell of a task.

Amen. He's growing. Can't ask for more than that. I respect the hell out of him.

Bill and Chiefs out way ahead. I respect the Jets, but 1) I want to see how they play us twice, and 2) I want to see what they do over the course of the season. For me the clear third team is the Chargers based on their talent.

Yeah, I reserve the right to change my mind, and I will certainly trust Beane with whatever he wants to do. But I would not give up a first or second round pick for Christian McCaffrey. Why? 1) we need top end linemen on rookie deals for long term success and 2) in the same way that a draft pick might not work out, McCaffrey's injuries might take him out too.

How fun! Thanks for this!

This discussion probably deserves its own thread, but now that the D Line is stacked, its time to draft some high-end O Line talent. I understand building the D Line first. Our depth there allows us to only rush 4 and opens our defensive playbook. It's been a great strategy. But boy, what will we look like with a few more dominant O linemen???

I'm being repetitive, and I mean McKenzie no disrespect, but get that liability off the field. Our goals are more important than one player. Khalil Shakir's talent profile is FAR better than McKenzie's and Shakir has yet to make even one of the stupid mistakes we've seen outta Lil Dirty. Make the FN change already!

I think this is the answer. When I played football (Edge rusher) we did a summer scrimmage against a team we would play later that year. The TE killed us in the scrimmage. When we played them in the season instead of rushing the passer I mirrored the TE and never let him get off of the line of scrimmage (they never flexed him out). We lost the game 13-6 but we didn't get our asses kicked like we did in the scrimmage. The downside here is that the person you dedicate to this strategy won't factor as much in the pass rush. But if Mahomes can't get the ball to Kelce maybe that's the greater good.

Yes, he refused to abide by the decision and McDaniels just smiled... Hmmm...

I'm glad they're gonna stop playing with their balls in the locker room. This is big for them. Big step.

I'll only forgive him if he gets gender reassignment surgery. Maybe.

How about "Kissing Kurt Cousins"?

1) Thought he had a running back helping? 2) Brain fart? 3) Playing for Las Vegas? Who knows!

Whatever Beane does I will trust and give it time before I make a judgement. He's got us this far.

This. Treat them all like they are Joe Montana.

Gotta protect those multi-million dollar investments. Business before pleasure. I get it, but it sucks when it affects the outcome.

Same thought here. Bruce was in a sleeveless tee shirt and he just looked otherworldly. His biceps were literally as big as my thighs. I've never seen another human like him.

Ralph Wilson - quick witted, punchy Marv Levy - kind Jim Kelly - dismissive Andre Reed - dismissive Bruce Smith - kind enough Ruben Brown - great, he was a rookie Buckey Brooks - great, he was a rookie Met them all at the same time when they used to hold joint practices with the Steelers in Pennsylvania. It was the offseason after they had just lost their fourth Super Bowl. My father was with me and he was talking to Ralph Wilson, and he asked Ralph if we were going back again that year. Wilson gave him a lecture saying, "do you know what the odds are of going to one Super Bowl, and the odds of going to two, and the odds of going to three, and the odds of going to four?" He just looked at my dad like he was crazy!