Captain Hindsight

Its like a madden roster

This dude is still around?

I said something after Levi Wallace was available. I'd keep him on the shortlist, but I'm not rushing to sign this guy. Since he left, we have a new DC, likely a new coverage philosophy and we need an influx of talent. Jackson has done well for himself as a late-round pick. But I'd be bummed if they signed him and didn't add some talent in the draft as a result. This should only be a signing after the draft IMO.

Married for 7 years in June, been together since 2011. I brought her to her first game Bills Dolphins 2011 the day we started dating. She was more excited to be there than I was. I knew I'd found the right girl right then and there

Posted at 308 AM. Checks out

Depends on where Rodgers gets his next GM gig

I have been cursed with 20/20 Hindsight. I try to use my powers for good

I'm higher on Daniels that I was Stroud. If the Rams had upset the Eagles, I think Washington would have been in the Super Bowl

The plan was to have AJ McCarron start until Josh was ready. McCarron was so bad in camp they had to try something else. (They got a 5th round pick for him which is still incredible to me) They should have just started Josh, but it only took about a half for them to get to that conclusion.

The most important position on offense (besides QB) is offensive line

Every team misses. I saw Clyde Edwards Heliere just got a contract with the saints. Remember him? Mecole Hardman was pretty underwhelming

The Pats* also drafted Michael Bishop, Kevin OConnell, Bailey Zappe, Jarrett Stidham, Danny Etling, Ryan Mallet all of whom failed to make a difference. Mallet and OConnell were 3rd round picks. Stidham was a 4th as was Zappe. This board would explode if we used high picks on backup QBs. Yeah they got a 2 2nds and a bad WR for JimmyG, Cassell and Brissett, but considering all the other picks, its not a great ROI Trubisky has won a lot of games in the NFL on worse rosters than the Bills. He's not there to teach Josh, hes there so you don't have to teach him in an emergency. I get your argument, I really do. But multiple teams with established starters and championship aspirations, including the two in the SB this year have vet backups that failed as starters (Pickett and Wentz). If you don't have a QB, you draft developmental guys. If you do, you get the vet backup. Again, JMO

The Shaud Williams 3rd and long draw play was legendary

Mike White has been running on fumes since his first start and is in the right spot for him. Josh hasn't missed a start since 2018 and just won MVP. They should be doing everything possible to support him in the SB window instead of wasting resources developing a project JMO

If anyone offers a 3rd round pick for Milton, they will be fired very soon. He played in one game this year, against a team that had no desire to win the game.

Lawrence has been an incredible disappointment.

Yes nothing inspires confidence more than one of the worst teams in the NFL's 3rd string QB

Cook is far and away the best back on the roster. He's a really good back, but he's not Barkley or CMC His best comparison was his brother who was a top back in the league for a long time

It wouldn't shock me. I don't think the division is going to be a cakewalk next year. Chargers in year 2 with Harbaugh Raiders with an actual coaching staff Denver will be together with Nix and Peyton for year 2. They nearly lost to the Raiders twice and the Broncos by a blocked FG. Chargers were both 1 score games too. Sometimes after a big loss like that, teams struggle the following season. Especially considering all the voodoo magic they needed this year to win, they are due for a regression

He had 97 catches this year. I hope Kincaid sucks that bad next year

Bet the under on cowboys win total

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There have been some excellent additions to the staff this offseason

By that metric, McDermott is the best coach in the galaxy

I think the NFC South is going to be a gauntlet next season. Baker has been great down there and Penix looked like he belonged at the end of the season. Young was playing well in Carolina too. I wouldn't be surprised to see that as the most competitive division in football