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Gonna be us after we trade one of these 1's for Bijan Robinson because we're 5-3 at the trade deadline.

He's inconsistent for sure but I saw him stuff the run within a limited space (i.e. the A gaps) over the last half of last season well enough. He might be too much of an idiot to be a full-time starter anywhere but I think he could easily stick as a rotational run stuffer, and still might. But...

I agree, although I still believe Mazi could be an average starting NT in a 2-gapping scheme if he was allowed to stay fat and just sit in between the A gaps on 1st and 2nd down. He was ok last year doing that but he doesn't fit a penetrating, upfield scheme in any form or fashion, which is...

I think everyone here pretty much unanimously liked Kraft over Schoonmaker, I think that was sort of a McCarthy pick, I remember him talking about how you can never have enough TE's and how Schoonmaker's brother is a Marine or some shit.

2027 is really the crown jewel class in my opinion. Jeremiah Smith might be the best WR prospect since Calvin Johnson, Dylan Stewart is going to be in the same class as guys like the Bosa's, Aidan Hutchinson, etc., you have Ryan Williams and then we'll see at QB.

They could be because the NFC is really kind of weak, if they were in the AFC I think they'd be anywhere from the 3rd to about 6th or even 7th best team.

If you look at Green Bay's roster construction they've invested heavily on the defensive side and not so much on the offensive side. In the past 5ish years they've spent 1's on Devonte Wyatt, Quay Walker, Rashad Gary, Lukas Van Ness, and now two future 1's on Parsons. Offensively they mostly...

Maybe but he wasn't that key for us, one way or the other.

Yea I mean that conundrum is one of the reasons I was fine trading him. I also don't think Green Bay is actually that stacked, they just look like it right now because these first two games have gone exactly to script. I think their offense in particular is going to start showing cracks as the...

What he should've always been, although I have my doubts that they'll have the discipline to keep limiting his snaps like this.

Probably so, I think they're probably a lock to win the division with the Lions looking like they're going to drop back.

They aren't wasting him on clear run downs either. But they've also jumped out to 2 TD leads quickly in both of these first two games, Parsons is going to look amazing in that scenario no matter what is going on around him.

Think Ekeler popped an Achilles, between that and their starting DE Wise popping an ACL on a XP, pretty good laughs all around.

Daniels is also kind of a garbage time king, they have 150 yards right now, I wouldn't be shocked if they ended up with 275+.

Their defense is similar to what we had under Quinn except much less talented. When they're up big they feast because of the aggressive nature, against quality opponents and in games that are neutral they struggle. They were up big a lot last year because they had like 7 games against the worst...

Exhibit 10596 why it's hard to take these games too seriously.

Two guys 30+, one of which in Deebo who was never truly an elite WR to begin with. And yes, they were extremely, even historically lucky last year.

Sit him until Green Bay, I don't think we really need him with Wilson and then dumbo Williams the week after.

Piece of absolute shit Sanders.

Could also just be random since it's seemingly not that serious of an injury.