Recent content by WinstonSmith

Hopefully Bill will refer to Tom as Johnny Foxborough one last time

I believe this puts them at 88.

Or as a glass is half full guy, that's the luxury of having limited needs on defense.

They all bust. Bo Nix goes on to win 8 super bowls and becomes the undisputed GOAT.

So I made a few trades. Not being a big college fan, I decided to do my first mock and see if I could overcome my ignorance by fully committing to trading down to accumlate enough 2024 volume picks to give me a decent shot of netting 4 or 5 decent players, as well as stockpiling 2025 premium...

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The whole group of 2021 first round QBs are busts. Trevor Lawrence's career QB ratng is actually lower than Jones'. I wonder what he would fetch in a trade?

Right, predictability and the fact that the asset can help the team win now makes current draft picks more valuable than future picks. This is the reason why when a team swaps a current draft pick for a future pick that they get a more valuable future pick back. Typically a 2024 3rd round pick...

Well Frank, his stats are better than Fields. Please explain why you wanted to give up much needed draft capital for someone who isn't as good as Brissett, who according to you shouldn't be in the league.

And yet Brissett's career QBR is 10 points higher than Field's 2023 QBR, and over 10 points higher than Fields' career QBR. Brissett isn't great, he's not even average, but he's better than Fields.

I don't blame him. After seeing the KC amputation headlines, and not wanting to wind up like Monty Python's black knight, he wants to only attend his son's games in warmer environments.

Who's a bigger diva Diggs or Ariana Grande?

Yep, although they were never destined to be a good team, their roster wasn't indicative of a 4-13 team except for the QB position. They had the most cap dollars on the IR of any team last year, and they had the worst QB play in the league. If they had average health last year and had even...

For a roster in March, and with over 50 million in cap and 8 mostly top of the round picks I think it doesn't completely suck. They need 8 to 9 decent players between the draft, FA, and trades. I believe that they'll spend to the cap and even without leveraging significant future cap space they...

Yep, and if they extend Dugger, which seems like a natural move, they will free up another sizable chunk of change.