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Everything posted by adam
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Velus Jones is like Kindor Vildor on offense. All the dude does is make mistakes.
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Velus Jones, what a waste of a draft pick. What was Poles thinking?
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Exactly, it is there all game. I still don't understand it. With the way they run the ball, the quick passing game is lethal.
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3 Takeaways and still losing.
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If the O-Line can't block, where is the quick game? Getsy is clueless, I am telling you. You can't have 5 and 7 step drops and long developing plays with this O-Line. Watch the routes, there are no crossers, slants, etc.
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Damn now Sanborn? These injuries are just piling up.
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I have really soured on this coaching staff. Flus and Getsy very suspect on offense, Flus and Williams on defense. They literally blitzed a Safety leaving no one in the middle of the field for one of the easier TD draws you will ever see.
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Fields with another Superman run, holy cow, this guy is off the charts.
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They are saying it is a neck injury. If it is something that requires surgery, he is done. What crappy luck, it didn't even look that bad.
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Line dropped to Eagles -8.5 and O/U 48.5. A lot of money on the Philly side.
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If Claypool is not viewed as a WR1, then trading #33 or #34 for a WR2 is terrible value.
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Thank you Cleveland for beating Baltimore.
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Very true on the cycle. The cycle should be Super Bowl, NFCC, Wild Card.
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Teams with a winning record and negative point differential over 30: MIN 10-4, -34 (currently at half) TEN 7-6, -35 LAC 7-6, -31 NYG 7-5-1, -33
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Viqueens? Holy crap, the Colts are absolutely destroying the Vikings in Minnesota, doing it without Jonathan Taylor, insane.
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Oh wow, I didn't see that. Awesome news.
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He did and he can go beat GB on MNF to knock them out of the playoffs. As long as Donald and Ramsey play, they should win.
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We need a better WR coach then, as it seems like none of the WRs really improved this year. Mooney got worse? Claypool hasn't improved. That entire room seems like it is underperforming.
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That is the other drawback of a harder schedule, you get penalized for it. There has to be a better way to determine that. It should be head to head, then other tie breakers. SoS is out of your control. If you play all the playoff teams and got 3-14 and another team plays the same teams but one different one with one less win, they are deemed worse than you and get a better pick. That team could've also lost all its game by 1 point, yet you got blew out by 30 every game.
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Claypool out. Man that trade keeps looking worse and worse. I really hope Poles and Claypool prove people wrong, but the #33 pick looks a lot better than Claypool does right now. I am very surprised that the line has stayed at -9. I guess it is because they barely beat Indy 17-16 a few weeks ago. Indy had a 6 pt lead with 2 mins remaining and lost by 1. Philly needed a 14 pt 4th quarter to win.
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The Bears really got the shaft in terms of SoS this year. The NFC North in general got both East divisions which don't have a team with a losing record. So that is 8 games against winning teams, then the Bears have 2x MIN and played SF. So 11 games against winning teams, and 4 of the non-winning games are against GB and DET. That leaves ATL and HOU as the last two games. I still can't believe the Bears lost to ATL. After the next two weeks, the Bears will have played the top 4 teams in terms of DVOA, PHI, BUF, SF, and DAL. Talk about bad luck. At least the Bears get the NFC South next year. That is the only division without a team with a winning record. They also get the AFC West which has 3 teams in the bottom 10 in DVOA (LAC, LVR, and DEN). I know things change year to year, but this at least looks like a somewhat easier schedule compared to this year's.
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Actually Apple backed out. It is now between Amazon (Prime) and Google (YouTube TV).
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Yeah we need to have dominant lines in the trenches. We essentially need new starters at all positions on the defensive side and we definitely need a better Center and RT on the offense. That should be the priority this offseason. With the weak WR FA class, I would draft one or maybe look for a trade from a team in need of cap savings. The Saints (+54M), Bucs (+39M), and Titans (+14M) are all way over the cap for 2023. For the Saints, Michael Thomas has the biggest cap hit at $28M. I could even see a trade where they give the Bears a higher draft pick with Thomas for a lesser pick just to take on his contract, which effectively is a 2-yr deal with 2 void years. If they designated it as a post-June 1st trade, they could save $16M in 2023. He has been hit hard with random injuries, but when healthy, he is a dominant WR. For the Bucs, Evans, Godwin, or Gage could be available. Both Godwin and Gage would save them about $8M each. For the Titans, Robert Woods would save them $12M on their cap. Do any of those guys interest you?