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Actually the Bucs insanely decided to move Godwin out of slot that year. Put him directly back after that disaster.

When gun violence happens to gun-right supporters, it's sad, but ironic. When gun violence happens to everyone else, it's just sad.

Context - Moz posted this at 1:00 am on Saturday morning in mid-June clearly drunk out of his mind.

Interesting. Here's the cliff notes: Pilot told co-pilot to lift landing gear, but dot-head raised the flaps instead. Never fly with Apu.

Derek Carr earned $205 mil over an 11-year career. 1 playoff appearance. And lost.

The Iranian regime only cares about staying in power. A full blown war would jeopardize that. They'll send drones and saber-rattle just to save face, but they'll never go to war until the regime's very existence is threatened.

How does a guy with 116 targets and 8 Tds possibly finish Wr 42 ppg? Harrison caught just 53% of those targets, and only 62% were even charted as catchable. Murray's passer rating when targeting Harrison... 87.0. "I'm not one of those guys that's going to sit there and kill myself watching film. I don't sit there for 24 hours and break down this team and that team and watch every game because, in my head, I see so much.”- Kyler Murray

1) Jefferson 2) Lamb 3) Any elite Wr 4) Gibbs I only invest early draft capital into a position less likely to get injured or under-perform. Thus elite Wrs. I'll take my Rb chances with slightly less valuable picks.

Not sure how I feel about that quite yet. I'm still in the grieving process.

They can't even afford Cook unless they make some drastic roster moves... currently $1.7 mil cap space. Sadly... Curtis Samuel is the 8th highest paid player on the team with a cap hit of $9.1 mil. Dude had 31 rec last year. I'd forgotten they even signed him.

Chubb is cooked. Among Rbs with 100+ carries... Dead last in yds-after-contact; 2nd worst in ypc; 3rd worst in missed tackles/attempt; 4th worst in explosive run rate ... among many other ugly metrics.

Might be the wise move. I already thought Mixon's adp was inflated just based on the age, mileage, and declining metrics down the stretch. Now ya have to worry about Chubb vulturing Tds too. Many are gonna over-draft Mixon just based on last year's total stats and pure name recognition. Won't be me.

Don't know if adding Chubb means the Texans are concerned about Mixon, their backups, or both. Chubb will get some goal lines, but his metrics last year .... oof. Surprised he even got signed. Mixon slumped badly down the stretch. Ypc, yac, broken tackles all declined. Lot of millage on him.

I didn't know what to make of the Jags backfield and was sorta leaning toward Tuten like everyone else ... just being the huge fast rookie (everyone loves a hyped rookie). But after I took an unbiased look at the film and metrics, I realized how good Tank actually was. The ypc, yac, broken tackle rate, and homerun ability. Last year, he lived up to the 2nd rd draft equity the Jags invested. Etienne is still there (man he stunk), and now they have the rookie - but Tank is the best Rb on the roster and I think he'll prove it in training camp. Rb 40.!. Feel like I've found hidden gold that nobody sees because Etienne and the rookie are clouding up the situation. Watch some film - look at the stats/metrics... ya might come to the same conclusion.

After some research... I'm warming up to Tank Bigsby. Youtube "Tank Bigsby 2024" and just pick a few random weeks.... gritty runner. Head first gaining tough yards. Also apparent how bad the Jags run-block was, rarely creating holes - Tank's horrible 1.8 yds-before-contact / attempt is a testament. Made the most of what was given - impressive he finished with 4.6 ypc. The few times he did get a hole, he popped through and shook tackles. Interestingly, Tank tied Derrick Henry with the best yds-AFTER-contact / attempt at 2.8. Playerprofiler ranked his juke rate at #6 in the league. His broken tackle / attempt tied for 12th best in the league. Solid runner. Only had 16 targets, catching 12... two drops (16.7%). His scouting report out of college even mentioned his 11.6% drop rate. Be nice if he could fix that part of his game, but currently doesn't seem like he'll get too many targets - probably more than last year, but not much. The former 2nd rounder out of Auburn (good stock) was solid and likely continues improving into his 3rd season. Jags invested some in that o-line so they should have better run-blocking (who knows). Many are hoping Tuten with his size and speed has a huge impact, but he's a rookie - don't know yet if he can match Tank's skill. As for Etienne... 3.7 ypc. Unsurprisingly 1.9 yds-before-contact (again o-line), but after contact... 1.8 (oof). Bet Jags regret picking up that 5th yr option now. He'll get a few receptions, but I wouldn't expect much else. Tank's adp ... Rb 40. Won't take much to meet that adp. Based on where things stand now, I'd ballpark him to finish around Rb 25. Though we'll see where things stand in pre-season. Have a feeling his adp is gonna shoot up once it's apparent he's the lead dog.