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Jaydon Blue to the Cowboys has potential.

Yeah I hope Shilo makes it as well. He certainly made a good move getting a real agent. The sooner he cuts ties with the clown show the better. I would say that's what most any young athlete who has a smothering father like Deion should do. Unless of course you're like Bronny James and don't have the talent to make it otherwise.

I wouldn't bet the farm he learned anything

I agree. It's never a bad idea to beef up the offensive line.

49ers on the clock, then the Cowboys

I would say so

Puka

I'm sure someone will sign him, but not sure why... He's washed up

There's nobody that really stands out as a must have WR on the Patriots. If you want to take a flier on somebody though, it would be JaLynn Polk. What I would do is keep a close eye on their summer practices and camp, preseason, etc. reports, they have a promising young QB who is likely to develop chemistry with one of them.

Yep, that will be their avenue to calling Mahomes the GOAT over Brady...

There really isn't a very good comparison to Shedeur. I think it's kind of uncharted territory.

Shedeur kind of reminds me of Cam Newton in the draft. I think most people expected Cam to be a bust, yet at the same time, everybody seemed to agree that he was the clear cut first pick.

I guess this kind of depends on exactly what a franchise QB means. If it's a QB a la Patick Mahomes or Jalen Hurts, that will make you a playoff team most years, and sometimes a Super Bowl contender, then I would say this doesn't appear to be the best season. That said, the number of good candidates is limited, but not completely missing. Cam Ward has some potential, it may take some time but I wouldn't be totally shocked if he develops into one of the better QBs in the NFL. Shedeur Sanders, It wouldn't surprise me if he's Jameis Winston 2.0, but I think there's also a bit of a chance he's the best or close to the best QB in the NFL in 5 years too. Maybe not as much of a chance as the one where he sucks, but it's there. If franchise QB is just simply a QB that a team will throw a lot of money at in a 2nd deal, in hopes of, I don't know, something, not really winning, a la Dak Prescott or Kirk Cousins, then I think there could be a few of those.

I just looked back, my lord my draft was awful!

Sure... I'll have to look back and see how I did in the mock this past summer

Those sorts of big 4th down calls can be challenging for some coaches it seems lol Reminds of the call a few years ago in the playoffs when the 49ers had a 4th and short. They lined Trent Williams up in the backfield and had him as the lead blocker instead on the line of scrimmage. The LB just ran around him and made the tackle in the backfield. The biggest moments, the best players need to be doing what they do best, not some gimmick play that puts them out of position.

Analytics has ruined the game. Coaches don't know how to take calculated risks any more.

If he made any transaction decisions or moves for another owner behind their backs, then it's grounds for dismissal from the league IMO. Is this seriously a question? This is like asking if you go through someone's drawers and find their credit cards, is it okay to use them without their knowledge? Of course it's not!

Going beyond what was reasonable happened ages ago. This is just the reality of the world today. It's not a matter of if this happens, but when. I'm certain the NFL and the teams with outdoor stadiums in cold weather cities have taken this into consideration.

Isaiah Likely is their TE of the future

At what point does the NFL start to require stadiums to have a retractable roof. In today's world, this sort of thing could lead to some costly lawsuits. I love cold weather games as much as anyone, but with the direction the league is going, softening the game, one has to think they're gonna be phased out at some point

He had the 2nd best season of his career in 2024. He had 3 consecutive games with 135+ yds to close out the season. Of course we still have the playoffs to go but unless he tears his ACL or something it shouldn't be a big thing. I don't see any reason to think he won't be one of the better RBs in the NFL again in 2025. That said, I don't think anyone will be surprised if Father Time suddenly catches up to him. Even though they're playing 17 games now, with the softening of the rules, I think we can expect some of these longevity standards of the past to wither away a bit. Some RBs lasting a bit longer than typical could be a more common thing going forward.

My way too early top 12 picks for redraft, PPR 1. Ja'Marr Chase 2. Justin Jefferson 3. Saquon Barkley 4. CeeDee Lamb 5. Amon Ra St Brown 6. Derrick Henry 7. Kyren Williams 8. Puka Nacua 9. AJ Brown 10. Jahmyr Gibbs 11. Bijan Robinson 12. Malik Nabers

I don't ever remember seeing this before. Just curios how other leagues may have scored this play...

Most yards in a season is most yards in a season. Else what you're really getting into is ypg, not yards in season. Then you open the door for a player who missed some games but had a higher ypg. So, if you don't want to go that route, then it's most ypg, in a full season, which is the same as most yards in a season. So the durability in the extra games played is part of the record. It's just one of the many ways the game "progresses" over time.