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You never know what will be available, but yes all things being equal they should be going defense.

I said this a few years ago but the way this organization is run reminds me of North Korea, a hermit kingdom where reality is warped with very little outside influence.

I honestly think that the defense would be better right now if they didn't hire a DC and just told the players to figure it out themselves. I have no idea what in the hell these coaches have been doing for 8 months but it's embarrassing how poorly prepared they are. This is some of the most...

I thought Fano was fine, had a few rough plays but he won more than he lost against Bailey. He's light in the ass though and knowing what Adams/Riley seem to like in OL I'm guessing they'd be more interested in Proctor and Mauigoa. It's probably going to be a weak class at the top...

Another prayer ball from Wilson that was like 70% to be a TD last week, second INT tonight.

Since we're seemingly cruising for a top 10 pick I have to mention that one of the interesting quirks of this year's class at the top is that the top 2 OL (or at least 2 of the top 3) are RT's in Fano and Mauigoa. Fano could shift to LT, but I think it's notable given that it's pretty abnormal...

I think it's going to take the Giants 4 games (Washington, tonight, plus two more) for them to score as much as they did against us.

Wake me up if Elam gets benched. Diggs has been shit, but Elam is just on another level with how bad he's been.

Hard to say because the talent surrounding him is very, very poor. I don't think there's a single Pro Bowler on their offense outside of Humphrey.

I don't disagree with any of this, but he also deserved to be fired after the 2023 playoffs. Last season was a complete cluster from the start, but the dysfunction also stemmed from the disappointment in that playoff loss.

The team looks very similar to the early part of last year, except with a bit more talent/production offensively.

And just as I'm reading this Wilson throws a prayer ball like he was doing all last week and it ends up being one of the easiest picks you'll ever see for one of the KC DB's. But yes, the defensive coaching is embarrassingly bad and it's obvious as day. The talent is average to below average...

I'd keep Lamb since he could be important for a young QB in the next few years, although I'd definitely quietly gauge what we could get in a trade for Dak.

It's because they don't actually have any sort of a plan that relies on foresight, they're just a bunch of dogs chasing their tails, reactive in almost every single way.

There's no chance they get to 20 in this game, and the Bears will look like complete shit next week against whoever they play. I honestly have no idea what the morons coaching this defense have been doing for the last 8 months because the mistakes in coverage I'm seeing are as basic as you can...

Of course having an elite player would make some sort of difference, I just mean in the grand scheme of the defensive problems I think we'd be shit defensively one way or the other. The coverage problems are systemic, nobody knows how to play their zones, guys are running around like chickens...

The offensive talent is mostly fine, Steele sucks, Guyton is average at best, and the RB situation is what it is, but for the most part the talent there is fine. Of course it's going to look kind of shitty when your best player goes out 8 snaps into the game and you have two bonehead turnovers...

That's a way better design and aesthetic than the current shit they do. You don't need the outlandish clothes and shit but the actual presentation is legitimately better.

He's a below average passer and a really good rotational/short yardage RB.

So he trespassed into a parking lot? Definitely could not care less.