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In what universe did the Titans have a good chance at winning the AFCS?

Can’t even Google it, so…

Watching more Bowers he has a legit chance To be the best TE in the legaue

I will say, that even though Pearsall was one of my guys in this draft, I would've went a different direction. I really thought Cooper DeJean would've been a great pick here. As a Hawkeye fan, I've watched almost every game he's played to this point. He's the total package. 9ers needed help in the secondary. The fact that he didn't go top 10, and was around at 31, is crazy to me. He's far better than most of the players who went before him. If there was more of a need for a P, I would've put Tory Taylor in here for sure too. If I'm the 9ers, I probably would've went with this for a draft, given how it went down: 1. Cooper DeJean, DB, Iowa - play him at CB, Nickel, Safety, KR, whatever. Dude's a baller. Worst case scenario? All pro safety. 2. Luke McCaffrey, WR, Rice - I think he'll be a good one. Been watching him for years.....since his QB days at Nebraska, even though I really dislike Nebraska. 3. Payton Wilson, LB, NC State - He's been healthy for 2 years, and he's a stud. Steal of the draft, by far, if he stays healthy. 4 (trade up using the 6th). Mason McCormick, G, SDSU - I think with his agility/COD #s he'd be a good guard for the Shanahan system & bpa at a need position here. 4. Isaac Guerendo, RB, Louisville - I would've went RB here, be it Guerendo, Shipley or Allen. Homerun speed, and the fact that Shanahan picked him is why I stayed here. 4. Braelon Allen, RB, Wisconsin - I don't like McCaffrey getting such high usage, and I think at his size, perhaps Allen could be developed to replace Juice at FB. 7. Garrett Greenfield, OT, SDSU - I'm no SDSU fan at all, but an athletic OT to develop makes a lot of sense here.

Did Harden get hurt? Have the game on mute in the background, don't know the last time I've seen him in the game.

This reminds of the Draymond signing. Time to let go. It’s all down hill for Travey. His best seasons are done and all I see is him getting 700-800! At best.

The biggest thing is heart, insert it’s not the size of the dog but the fight in the dog quote. If they fused together they could form Steven Jackson 😂

That $16.6 million isnt factoring in draft picks being signed though, right? That would put us closer to $5 or 6 million one completed? Obviously we could make some restructures/extensions that would create cap space, but assuming we make no other moves that is what we would be looking at?

Why would anyone pay this loser? Guy has had stacked rosters for years. All he’s shown is an impressive ability to lose playoff games. Guys a Porter brother betting against the other teams. Holy cow he’s played so bad.

I don’t think there are any teams in the league that are two years away. The Colts went from #1 to playoffs. The Texans went from #2 to playoffs. The Texans rebounded in Watson’s sophomore year. The Bortles Jaguars. The Trubisky Bears. I’m not predicting that type of turnaround at all, FWIW. Nor am I saying this team is where some of those others teams were, talent wise. Just saying that being a bad team and being a decent/fringe playoff team doesn’t have to be a slow grow, where you go from 4 wins to 7 to 9 to 11 to 13. I don’t even mean this in a “hey guys, it’s possible…” sort of way, I really am just saying the idea of throwing out two seasons of football in order to develop the team is an archaic one, IMO. What’ll hold the team back more than the talent issues (aside from at OL), I think will be coaching and health. Depth on OL is thin. Depth at RB is thin. And coaching I think will make or break the team. The offense was average with a similarly talented team in Mac’s rookie season, I think the coaching is going to weigh more heavily than most people want to give credit for.