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  1. 36 minutes ago, zow2 said:

     

     

    If there was ever a "star" QB I would pick to not finish his career where he started, it's Burrow. I think he's tired of Cincy and wants out. Money is nice and all, but it can't buy you happiness.

     

    He's also just an arrogant weirdo in general. MOST of those Met Gala types are. 

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  2. 2 minutes ago, Old Coot said:

    Several years ago Beane said that the light hadn't yet come on for Elam so I think he was a bust because he lacks a football IQ.

    Plus he liked to grab jerseys. The fact he washed out in Dallas that quick, with the state of their secondary, tells you all you need to know. 

  3. 13 minutes ago, PatsFanNH said:

    I agree but Maye has taken a noticeable huge step forward this year. Mind you I don’t expect him to win MVP this year I 💯 expect Stafford to get it 

    Yeah, Stafford is on a heater this year. He looks like Stafford from 5 years ago, but he has better weapons. 35 TD's to 4 INT's is insane. BUT if Josh goes on a run and ends up 45-50 total TD's, then he will be right there in the convo. He is also 3rd in the NFL in rushing TD's with 12. Only Gibbs and Taylor have more. 

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  4. As long as they have Mahomes and Reid, they will have a chance. They need to fix their WR room, get a legit RB who is a threat, will need a TE to replace Kelce, replace Taylor at RT (bet $$$ he's cut), and upgrade the Secondary. 

     

    Salary Cap - They are scheduled to be between $32M-$42M over (depending on the site), but resigning Mahomes alone will take care of that. Or they can free up a vast majority of the $$$ by kicking it down the line. They can restructure Chris Jones, Humphrey, and Trey Smith. 

     

    WR - They could go all in on Justin Jefferson, or take a shot at AJ Brown. Either of those two puts the offense right back in business combined with Rice and Worthy. The FA crop is week, but they could go after Deebo. 

     

    RB - I think this year has value in the draft at RB in the first 3 rounds. You have Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price from Notre Dame. Kaytron Allen and Nicholas Singleton from Penn St. Emmett Johnson from Nebraska. Justice Haynes from Michigan. I could see them going after one of these guys. 

     

    TE - I could see them going after Njoku, who is scheduled to be a FA, or possibly even Kyle Pitts. I bet you Andy Reid could figure out the best way to use Pitts and he would turn into another weapon in the passing game for Mahomes. 

     

    RT - They could go after Braden Smith of the Colts who is about to be a FA. Jonah Williams, who is still somehow only 28 years old. If not, this could be a high draft pick for them. 

     

    Secondary - There are 8 legit Safety prospects in the first 3 rounds. There are 8 Round 1-2 CB's. Any of them could possibly help their Secondary. 

     

    I think the way all of it plays out is determined by how much money they shift around, and the needs they try to meet via trade or in FA. The rest will be left to the draft. Like I said, a trade for Jefferson or AJ Brown, coupled with Njoku or Kyle Pitts, and that offense could be a problem again. I thought Brady and the Pats were dead two times before he finally left and went to Tampa. I wouldn't get too excited just yet. 

  5. 1 hour ago, Einstein said:

    … occurred during this game. And I just want to make sure that it doesn’t go by the wayside.

     

    The difficulty of this throw is hard to quantify. It shouldn’t even be possible. The defenders this ball had to go past… the accuracy… the evasiveness… and to hit Shakir right dead set in the numbers.  Incredible.

     

     

    There is only one person in the NFL who can make this throw. One. Joshua Patrick Allen, and he added it to the HOF highlight reel today. 

  6. So, we're blaming Allen for Keon's lack of production now? :lol: Is Allen perfect all the time? No. Can Allen make some adjustments? Sure. But too many times it seems he and Coleman are not on the same page. Allen tries to throw a back shoulder pass to shield from the defender making a play, and give Keon an opportunity, but Keon isn't on the same mental plane as his QB. He seems unprepared for it, or runs elsewhere. 8 times out of 10, he can't shake the defender, no matter the route. You can only chuck a ball to a guy who doesn't produce so many times. He's also screwing up behind the scenes as well, not doing the things he should as a professional. That's why he found himself inactive. He will never be Eric Moulds. Our best hope is he can be a Gabe Davis type of producer, but even Gabe was more athletic before the injuries. 

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