Captain Hindsight

I don't think he would make it past 4 (NE) Giants pick at 3 is worth 2200 Pats* pick at 4 is worth 1800 So to get to 3 from 30 (620 points) would probably take 1, both 2, next years one and maybe a 4 or 5th? That seems like a lot for a CB I'd consider a move like that for a guy like Carter but to give up that much for a CB/WR is wayy to much IMO.

The ascent of Drake Maye has been greatly exaggerated

I'm on team Raptor. Those things were badass

What's so bad about that pick is that Eli was horrible the year before (19 Tds 13 INTS). To the point he was benched for Geno Smith. The owner stepped in and reinstated Eli as starter and then doubled down and had them pick Barkley (who was a great player) instead of drafting a QB. Even if they had swung and missed, that still would have been the right call

Sounds like the perfect Chief!

I don't think Giants are taking a QB. Daboll's seat is hotter than the sun right now. He needs to win now. Hence why they signed two vet QBs Seeing teams sign Vet QBs like that at the top of the draft tells me they don't think highly of this class.

Bad year to need a QB. Ward might be good. Big might. Everybody else, seems like they are only getting talked about because the position they play

Sanders isnt good enough to demand where he goes

Oh sure, but the crying in NE would be far funnier

Oh sweet baby Jesus, please let Joe Milton be a pro bowler and Maye to be a middling starter for ten years

There is also a lot less you need to develop in a vet backup Andy Reid has the same model his entire career. Even back to Donovan McNabb he had Doug Pederson, Carson Wentz, Matt Moore, Chad Henne All failed starters with lots of starts. It’s a good model Milton has everything but the intangibles. Crazy athletic, crazy talent, meh vision and decision making

How is he far better? if he can't physically keep up with guys, he is a liability

Well yeah, you don't hire a 70 year coach to build for the future. The Raiders need a playoff appearance and a return to respectability. The easiest way to do that is hire a proven steady coach and a steady QB on an otherwise, pretty good roster

The best thing that could possibly happen is for Maye to middle of the road starter for 10 years and Joe Milton to be a super star. The 5th round pick gets cut in camp

It doesn’t hurt. I’m sure Josh got much better advice from Matt Barkley than Peterman

Highest paid QB in the league works out. story at 11 actually, that’s the whole story

Yeah, honestly its surprising NE didn't want to keep him

He was 1-0 vs MVP Josh Allen. Impressive stuff

The Browns have the perfect color already

Yeah she did! Heyoooooo

18D chess

Is he quality? Like what about Frank makes him a quality coach? Seems like a poor coach to me based on his record

Love Frank. But he was fired in season from his last two jobs. Bryce Young looked horrendous under him but really started to show something this year. The Colts were a mess under his tenure except for the year they had Luck and Rivers I hope he does well at Stanford, but lets not pretend this is some crazy coup for a legendary coach

Tough for employees that have worked their entire lives to have a chance to work for an NFL team. That said, I give the Jets credit for trying to change the culture, although not sure if this is the best method