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Not yet.

He was a headache in at least one instance behind the scenes. "Antics" is the perfect word for it.

I'm good with Johnson for another year. Tough. Runs the sweep well. Reliable with the ball. Catches relatively well. We can do worse at RB2 given the resources we have and holes we need to fill.

At this point, in this draft, with Shakir having come on and Kincaid looking like a superstar in the making, I would be very, very, very tempted by that proposal.

He’s been a butthead behind the scenes. I’ll leave it at that.

Yes to both. Easily. They both helped change the culture. And Hyde made arguably the best play that I have seen live in that stadium having attended hundreds of games. To get that pick against NE in the WC game given where he came from on the field . . . It was breathtaking.

This is the year that missing on the Basham pick really, really hurts.

I didn’t buy into the malcontent narrative before this year. Now, I’m more open to the idea. At the very least I sense he’s a headache. I know some people who have dealt with him and—take this for what it’s worth—I can see how he would be an extremely difficult and grating co-worker.

Davis Harty and sherfield all sucked.

Agreed 110% on Henry. WR probably was our worst position group last year. Son? Wow. I would have figured grandson.

F this. There's no such thing as curses. I love our fan base, but we need to learn to be more defiant in the face of defeat. Things don't go right? Get up, get back at it, and hit the rock harder next time. As long as you keep on trying, it will eventually break.

Zach Wilson. That’s his trade value. Bust for bust.

I hate them both. It was a little easier to stomach the patriots because Brady had class. I don’t like people who douse the commoners in champagne (Brittany), or act entitled with women (Jackson, allegedly), or act like classes jerks to our guys after a loss (Pat). The last one was so insulting that it would threaten the friendship if I was Josh. Just a whiny, spoiled, entitled family.

They may have been forced to move quickly by events outside of our knowledge.

I’ll be thinking about you and your family. Positive thoughts. Will her to good health.

I also think it to be true. I’m not picking on him.

Depression.

I agree with this thought. One year, career rehabilitation contracts are in order on that side of the ball.

Im gonna go with best based on how Bernard and Dodson played this year.

This might be the cover McD needs to promote him to DC.

That is an interesting thought exercise. If the replacement is, say, Bill Belichick, … interesting thought exercise.

I think it’s about what Josh wants at this point. If Josh wants him back, they’ll figure it out. And if Josh wants to start fresh without what seems to be the headache, then they’ll find a way to replace him with a younger, cheaper player.

Totally agree. Clown move is the best way to put it. He was right about Allen having to knuckle down last year. And now he has to look in the mirror and figure out what it is that isn’t working on his own side of things.

This is why I’m not morbid about the loss yesterday. It hurts, and it’s one less year to win the Super Bowl. But from where we were at 6-6 to the long-term outlook, I feel great. I really do. We gotta re-load on D. But this year we discovered the second generation, if you will, to work with Allen in Kincaid, Shakir, and Cook. Look at the Ravens and Lamar Jackson. They may well win the whole thing this year. Sometimes it takes awhile. And it has for us. But we are gonna have a look at this for a long time coming, and those changes will only improve once we shed the Miller and Diggs contracts.

This. All day long. To beat KC we have to get contributions from younger, cheaper talent, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Many are down on this season because we didn’t win the whole thing. The outcome hurts, but we’re in good shape moving forward. We need to refresh the receiver room, but the offense on the whole is well-positioned for the future. We discovered this year that we have a burgeoning star in Kincaid, and a stud slot receiver in the making in Shakir. Cook arguably is a star. On the other side of the ball, LB is set. Corner is set. We’re going to get younger in at least one safety position. Oliver is a stud. There’s some work to do on the defensive side of the ball, and the Miller contract hurts. But all things considered we’re in good shape. White, Hyde, Davis, maybe Siran Neal, and maybe Morse are goners. But that’s OK. The pieces are there, and we are going to be back next year.