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Impactful in-season trades in the NFL are becoming more and more popular but it's still a longshot that anything earth shattering happens in the next 24 hours for more than one or two teams. Most likely a couple of depth moves or some trades to have better personnel fits (Elam). I do think Beane can greatly improve this roster with one or two "boring" moves though.

It's pretty clear that they aren't loving Cook in pass protection and they don't think he's going to hold up in 17+ games in the red zone. They also want someone to take short yardage pressure off Josh. Murray is a good veteran but he looked slowwwww against the Bucs. Fournette probably won't touch the ball more than 4-5 times a game once he is elevated from the PS but if he can be in there on 3rd down and help protect Josh and catch a pass or two, he would be a nice addition. Not really a difference maker but I don't think that was the goal here.

Don't really see any downside. Don't really know if I see any upside either but I'm guessing trade discussions for a RB are too pricy.

I am only trading for a CB if they're a perfect scheme fit and are available for nothing more than a late round pick swap. I know that means you aren't getting a great player but I'll take the depth if they fit the scheme. Otherwise I'm all over the DT and LB market and I think AJ Dillon would be a very interesting addition to the backfield. I am also looking at RB's who excel in pass protection.

That's just more Burrow's style than Allen's. That's also more the Bills defense style than the Bengals.

My priorities are to just go all in. The Chiefs look especially vulnerable this year. The Bengals got off to a slow start. The Ravens look good but still not positive Lamar can carry a team in the playoffs. The Jags actually look like a real threat but they still need to prove themselves. The Dolphins are good but will Tua hold up? Does the team hold up outside of Miami in January? The AFC is wide open. Take advantage and push it all in. The window is open as long as Josh Allen is the quarterback but just be willing to take some risks and improve the personnel

The red-zone defense is going to be critical. Burrow is fine with dinking and dunking all the way down the field. But if you hold them to 3 once they get inside the 10-20, you are going to give your offense a chance to win.

I think the extra 3 days off are going to make a big difference here. More rest/recovery, more gameplan time, etc

The Bengals match up well against the Bills. Burrow is fine with a 15 play 75 yard drive for a touchdown. He won't force that hero pass. Mixon is a violent runner (person) who can hurt our poor tackling. It's a prime time road game. But the game is more than winnable if the right Bills show up all week. We have the mini bye. We needed it to get healthier and game plan. McD needs to get creative defensively even with a depleted defense. Throw a lot of looks at burrow Von needs to get to burrow. His speed can disrupt that timing. It might not be fair to him to expect that but he has to do it Floyd AJ GR also have to pressure Burrow. If you can pressure for 4 (or even 3) you will get it done The safeties have to be all over the place Let's see hero Josh. You don't win this one playing conservative offensively

Made a few of these on madden though

We are going to sign Gronk too

Elam for Keenan Allen 7th for Derrick Henry Sherfield and 6th for Surtain Phillips and 5th for Aaron Donald Who says no

He isn't good and he doesn't play. What's the problem?

What's disappointing is how in all of these games (Jags, Giants, Patriots, Bucs) we haven't been able to get the one sack on the QB that would have ended the game. Strategy has been lacking but just actually get home to the QB and end the game

Big takeaway for me is that Mike Evans wants to be a Buffalo Bill

Maybe this ends up being a situation where the Titans overplay their hand and have to sell very low 2024 6th and 2025 6th for Henry and Hopkins and I'll be happy.

I don't think the planned to actually run a play. Tried to draw them Offside. And they did. Refs missed it

Murray looks terrible tonight

Yeah he's hurt. Glad we have 10 days off here after this

Either take the timeout with 35 secs when the play ended or don't take at all. Stupid

Unfortunate that an injured arm may be what forces josh to run more

Taron inside the 5 yard line is an auto touchdown or penalty

Hes afraid to take a hit

Better go for it here

If josh decided to check plays at the line, take off when plays break down, take more deep shots, etc, what would happen? It's not like the staff is going to turn to Kyle Allen. He needs to take over on the field and off