BobbyC81

I wonder how far out they can go with future picks? I'd give 2 1sts if one can be out in 2025.

Payton has said that Taysom Hill may be their QB of the future so maybe they don't think he's ready to be the backup. They also have Tom Savage and J.T. Barrett.

Boys, knock it off or you're not getting any dessert!

Is he part of the Teletubbie family?

He also looks like Jimmy on Yellowstone.

I was surprised to see in the box score that Schmidt actually averaged over 40 yards. It seemed on every punt that the returner was running up at least 10 yards. Then Ryan only had one punt in the 2nd half so tough to gauge whether he was any better.

The owners make so much money but are cheap when it comes to their Super Bowl spectacle where they have the halftime acts pay them for the “privilege” of performing. They also ask for local volunteers to put up and take down the stage.

I’ve heard too many stories about couples where only one takes care of the finances. Then that person dies and the other doesn’t have a clue what to do.

I can't see them giving up on Zay so soon. This regime drafted him and they traded up to get him early in the 2nd round. If he was a Whaley/Rex pick he'd probably be gone.

I would say Foster, Dupre, Phillips have little chance of making the team. In the numbers game, Reilly and K. Clay haven't shown enough and are probably out also. That leaves Coleman, McCloud and Prohl for the last spot and I'd definitely lean towards Coleman. Then try and sign the other two for the practice squad. And I agree with others that odds are there will be an injury to one of these receivers on Sunday.

Based on what we've seen the last few years, I'd match your $5 and then quadruple it. It seems like Belechick gets bored and just wants to screw with the Bills and/or stroke his own ego by showing he can take another team's cast offs and make them productive. Didn't quite work, though, with Scott "Harder They Fall" Chandler.

Their lakes are still fluorescent green!

No confidence in Ryan Fitzpatrick vs the Saints? No respect!

They should’ve had an injury-based incentive bonus

I don’t know. I wasn’t at the Texans training camp nor did I watch their preseason games. I’m just saying O’Brien may have decided to give Watson a few games to watch. Savage’s poor play may have made Watson the starter quicker or it was close to the plan. Only those involved know.

Why not? It’s done all the time, and just last season. Do you think anybody really thought Tom Savage gave the Texans a better chance to win than Watson? There would be benefits for Allen to sit and watch for a few meaningful games.

Sullivan gone and still same behavior by media?

Well the English rule is “ I before E except after C” so give him a break

Do you really want to watch a few weeks of sloppy regular season games?

His list has only 51 players. So, I would add an O-lineman that can play multiple positions, and keep Logan Thomas as a 4th TE.

He makes me yearn for the days of Carl Mauck.

That's the problem with part-time officials, although the NFL did take the first step by making some full-time employees. Pre-season games should be used as training tools. If they were all full time, they could gather during the week to review films of games in the prior week and have the head of officials tell them which were correct calls and which weren't. You still have the calls that are subjective though so it's hard to have a perfect system but taking the extra time for clarification would only help.