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I’d be happy with Next year being anything but QB and another Olineman. QB means Baker stunk and we are starting over and We have enough picks and $$$ tied into the Oline.

No. but now it becomes a blessing and curse for him. He’s paid well likely to perform well but what room do the Chiefs have to add talent that will perform well around him. Chiefs scouts will need to do their job and the GM will need to have 9/10 picks each draft to secure young cheap talent. They will have some tough decisions to make on other contract extensions

He’s usually a turd but he’s right on all accounts.

A 3rd???? Wow. That would be an overpay. I’d take it if offered. That’s not pennies on the dollar and if you really think about it you could probably find a more football talented TE in 2021 draft in the third round that you would have control of for four years.

Excellent assessment. Id rather keep Njoku for a year- let him play with a chip and play like he’s trying to get his next contract. It’s Time for the Browns to be on the other side of this. You are getting pennies on the dollar by dealing him now with the season in somewhat jeopardy and his performance the past two years.

Does this mean the Indians are WS bound? Seemingly is the talk every time we are in the WS

You get drafted in the first round we can’t hear “well he’s got potential” for three years now. you get a rookie year and a handful of dumb plays and then it’s time to produce. Others have had shorter leashes. writing on wall...we gave a TE BIG money. We drafted another in the middle of the draft. He’s not in the future plans. I would love to get a “playing for the next contract” type of year out of him. I Just don’t think he’s capable

Buh Bye. He’s gonna demand a new contract soon. And his Agent will get him money on his “potential” that I’m willing to bet the Browns will not give him. Having said that he will have a good year because he’s focused and playing for more money and then go slowly back to dropping key 3rd down passes, whiffing on blocks and committing senseless holding penalties

But Rivers May have had the best team of any of the three with the 2006 Chargers. He was bad and A boneheaded defensive play....and a 14-2 team lost at home in the divisional round to the Pats

Eli’s two clutch Super Bowl moments (as an underdog) coupled with good numbers and a long career put him in the HOF. I’m saying 5-7 years after the fact but his NY market and good guy persona will Get him in sooner than that. Ben is ahead of Eli in the pecking order. Rivers is essentially Marino and I s the perfect comparison when arguing for his induction. If you have a place for Marino you have a place for Rivers. Rivers will likely surpass Marino in TDS and yards this season. And He had a much better QBR All three are in All in their respective primes: If I needed a QB to win a big game I’m going with Manning (he beat an unblemished Patriot team in the SB). if it is Sunday week 1 and I’m picking a QB to play out the year give me Ben. if I have no running game and a shaky defense and I need my QB to put up video game numbers and put the ball up a lot give me Rivers If i went back into time and had to redraft the three I probably flip the order

He flashed at times. But he was Far too inconsistent but he was a rookie too. I saw some lackadaisical play from him and our secondary as well. we fixed the line (I believe) we have weapons, Baker I believe has his head on straight. But the defense was disappointing last season and needed a major infusion of talent and better scheme. I trust our new D coordinator to coach up the young secondary. I think the scheme is better but I think we are going out on a shaky limb with this LB Corp. Adding J Clowney and a full year of what appears to be an even bigger breakout from Myles maybe this covers up the concern at LB.

I’ll be on the lookout at Barnes and Noble under the “Fantasy” section

Derrick Henry. Priest Holmes. Eric Dickerson Tony Dorsett

He did. Atlanta and Baltimore games