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I expect a shift in our run defense with a healthy DaQuon (hopefully) and Deone Walker anchoring at the 1T. I also expect a more aggressive front in general that puts back into the top 5 in sacks. That 3rd and passing front is going to be tough to block. Groot, Oliver, Sanders, Bosa are a scary prospect for opposing OL's. Mix in some rotational Jackson, AJE, and Hoecht (when he comes back), this guys will be fresh all game. That will allow us to have an advantage later in games when opposing offenses are wearing down. Please, health, be with us this year.

In this instance? Maybe. But you can bet $$$ they are screwing themselves over down the line by taking this stance. What agent with a high-end incoming rookie is going to want to deal with them? It's also going to be in the back of the mind of everyone tied to them going through that first night. It could make them the least desirable location for anyone on that 1st Round radar.

Opposing DB's on the Titans schedule are all saddened by this news. They could have boosted their stock if he somehow saw the field.

The Bengals still being the Bengals, and about to not have their 1st Round pick this year. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/duke-tobin-takes-aim-at-the-advice-shemar-stewart-is-receiving Tobin doesn't understand the advice, and they are treating him fairly, even though this is the first time in Franchise history they have tried to pull this nonsense with one of their picks. What a 🤡 They deserve EVERYTHING coming to them.

Man, Josh out looking frustrated. Like he saw the Mahomes and ref situation go down live at the Coldplay concert.

I think he's over 40 again, but under 45. I also believe the number of passing TD's increase, while the rushing TD's decrease. I'm thinking 33-35 passing TD's with 7-9 rushing TD's. He will, again, be in the MVP convo.

Sherfieild and Harty both previously had a single flash in the pan season, that was still lower tier even for a flash in the pan. Palmer and Moore have already shown they could be more and have dwarfed the production of the other two you mentioned. I see Moore as being another John Brown type, but a better route runner, with JA17 throwing him the ball. Palmer is more of a Tyler Boyd type, who had some really solid years in Cincy. We don't need a Diggs or some other top end WR to have a great offense with JA17. We just need the sum of those parts to be greater than they were last year. I think we have that.

I think we have quite a few guys with the potential to make more of an impact than they really have before. Any of the the WR's just like EOBF had stated previously. Guys like Palmer and Moore (mentioned by yall) are coming into the best situations they have ever been in. I like the prospects of Sanders in this defense, just like BBG made mention of. Especially if you are looking at it from a rotational standpoint with him and Oliver. They should both be fresh throughout the game. Then, both of the on the field together for 3rd down could be a nightmare for opposing interior OL's. I like Landon Jackson as being a Groot 2.0 type of player, but I don't know if he immediately takes that step. I do believe he will show flashes though. The player I think has a breakout this year, but it's really more of a resurgence, is Bosa. I think Bosa gets double-digit sacks this year. Something between 10-13. The real breakout is going to come from our DC. I think Babich starts to come into his own this year. We have a lot of pieces at a lot of positions on that side of the ball. I think we see a more aggressive team that puts heat on the QB like we did in 2023 when we were 4th in sacks. We also have the guys in the Secondary to allow for this, and make plays on the back end when the QB is rushed into making throws.

Can't be Mahomes. He's not fat enough.

No, but I hear he's ditching the Bills QB gig for a life in pistachios. Yeah, but Keon doesn't have that gameday 8 ball speed.

And you think Cook is more valuable than Watt in what way?

They'll give him 6 initially. He'll challenge it. They'll let him play the first 4 weeks, then give him a 4 game suspension in October.

TJ Watt >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> James Cook Honestly, did anyone think Watt wouldn't get a new deal from Pittsburgh?

Agreed. In semi-defense of Poyer though, I bet his wife played a big part in the move to a Florida team and the fact they don't have state taxes.

$10.6M, even fully guaranteed, for 4 years of a guy you drafted in the 2nd isn't squat. It averages out to less than 1% of the current cap at $2.65M. Just give the guy the contract and let it ride.

Eh, whatever. Good for Von. I wish him well.

They are both great QB's with slightly different styles. Josh has also been the healthier of the two to this point. We all have also seen that Josh has that "it" factor, that clutch gene where you don't want him to end up with the ball last in a one score affair. The Bass missed FG in 2024, the Kincaid drop in 2025, and 13 Seconds were not Josh's fault. We all know Josh is the better Playoff QB. The stats line up with the eye test. Josh has more rushing TD's from his running ability inside the 10. Josh will barrel into the endzone, where Lamar looks to throw a 3 yard TD pass. In the end, they are both on track for the HOF at their current paces. A Lombardi would pretty much cement it. Let's hope our guy get one and gets his first.

The Bengals deserve every failure and mishap just the same as the Browns. I hope he does go back to school.

Spleenectomy

Between this, Hairston on his way to prison, and Kincaid being a stick figure, we're done.

$153.4M over the next 6 years for Garrett Wilson. That averages out to about $25.6M per season. What would be the sentiment around here if we did that?

This is what Daniel Jeremiah had to say about Henderson and ranked him #32 on his big board. https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-s-top-150-prospects-in-the-2025-nfl-draft-class

Henderson surely has gamebreaking speed. Not sure which guy you're watching. He's also got good hands and can shake free out of the backfield, or when they motion him out. He's also dangerous as a returner if NE wants to use him that way. I expect his floor to be 1,000 total yards and 8 TD's, and this is even in a timeshare with Stevenson. Josh McDaniels is back at the helm calling plays in NE and he loves RB's like Henderson. He won't struggle to make an impact like you think.

The Pats got the better of the two Ohio St. RB's.

I'm taking the under. I'm thinking closer to 100 between the two