Mongo3451

Crosby is easily worth a second round pick. If he fits our scheme to a tee, it's a one...

Maxx keeps getting placed to the Lions in trade rumors. Second is Chicago. My question/concern is that he seems to predominantly line up where Montez lines up. Are there any stat sites or accounting profiles that show off either can dominate from the other side?

My philosophy is that his value, this season, is greater than a seventh round pick. He makes a million dollars on that last year of his rookie deal. He had relatively low mileage on his body. I would argue that he's the best pure runner on the team. If he can come in late season and be a contributer, imagine the boost, especially if we make the playoffs. Making us more competitive this early in the window would inspire confidence that is invaluable.

Who loves this stat? The four opponents we have defeated have a combined record of 4-18. We are growing, but...

Honestly, what are you gonna get for him that is beyond his value here?

I believe Herbert has value. If we get into December, the run game could be a major factor. Fresh legs on a really good runner could really be a weapon.

Braxton Jones needs to be relegated to backup tackle, so there's a premium weakness. I rank our weaknesses in how bad the player is and the premium of the position. I would say C, LT, edge 2 and OG respectively. Envisioning the off season, free agency should get us a starting OG, with the draft netting the LT, EDGE and center. I only did it that way because you can't get the premium positions as cheaply as a guard.

I've been thinking, the last few weeks, that we lack speed at the WR position. Love DJ as the YAC and Rome as the big. Keenan is the technician, but has lost a couple of steps. I'm thinking a lid popper is in the mix next year.

Not sure there is a bias, but it was weird. The call was catch and fumble. The review should concentrate on irrefutable to the contrary at that point. It was very arguable. IMO, a gaffe...

Both rooks should be hyper dialed to beat each other. Daniels hasn't seen a secondary like ours yet. Got my popcorn cooking...

I had a head on collision on May 21 and broke my tibial plateau, which is the former growth plate. They told me six months healing time, but I'm 58 and obese. Hutch can be back in mid January if the breaks are clean. Nerve damage is a different story.

I think he's gonna be pretty good.

Crazy thing is, he makes 35 and 35 mil the next two seasons. Nobody wants to pay that...

Good win vs a team we're supposed to beat. I'm liking the growth. On to next week.

Both tackles got dog walked back to the QB. Darnell Wright somehow got neutered in the off season.

I'll be pissed if he doesn't use at least two high picks on OL. We don't need anything but OL and DL.

I found the video from last week...

Braxton Jones is in year three and is regressing. We haven't been told anything about the neck injury he sustained last year, but something is clearly wrong. He is trying to catch his opponents instead of striking out at them. He is constantly too close to Caleb in the pocket. A QB can feel this. Jones is not giving Caleb any room to side step for throwing and/or running lanes. Something has to change with his approach, because he bloody awful. I'm interested to see some of Seattle's tape from last year to see if it's a Waldron, Braxton or Morgan thing. Crazy thing is Darnell Wright is doing the same thing.

Absolutely right. If we are going to find a starter quality OL, I believe we'll have to trade a draft pick to an underperforming team.

Flus comes off as if Bill Belichick and Mr Rodgers had a love child...

Thayer talked about Herbert today. He stated that Swift and Johnson compliment each other because they are both three down backs. Plus, Roschon is the best blocking back. He said, the Herbert is still in play during run heavy weeks.

He was a weapon today.

The key to the second half is the OL needs to stop taking turns getting Caleb killed.

E=MC squared

Watch Beaux Limmer. He's a guy we could have had that I wanted.