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If that's the case make Luepke your backup until Blue or Mafah are ready.

I think I prefer Wilson over any of the others, dude looks cooked. Dart is an unknown, and probably the most physically talented at the moment, and Winston could come out and throw for 200/3 INT's or 300/3 TD's, you never know with him. Wilson is just kind of consistently meh nowadays.

I think I agree, the biggest thing that worries with me Dart is his ability to move around and make plays with his legs, which I'd hope would be squared away after how the Eagles game went.

Wilson wasn't great but he didn't look like the root of the problem, I'd be a bit surprised if they picked a road game for the rookie to make his first start but who knows? Ultimately there's no way we should lose this game unless there's a spate of mistakes/turnovers or unless they're just...

Henry is one of the biggest outliers of all time, the way he's producing at this age as a RB with his miles is almost unprecedented. I don't blame them for not going after him in isolation, because he's a historical outlier, it's just bad in light of the fact that they mostly ignore FA all...

His team was immediately up by 14 like 10 minutes into the game. He's always going to feast in those circumstances, let's see how things go as the months and years roll on, and how well he holds up playing 70-80% of the snaps in different circumstances. I also think the Lions offense is...

Agreed, and like I said previously, I'd need about 3X the normal price to trade him to the Eagles. I would never send him there in a million years for an extra 3 or whatever.

They lost both their coordinators, their second best OL and Goff was always a QB who needed to be managed and have throws schemed for him. I don't think some random guy like Morton who has never done anything impressive is the guy to design an offense like that.

Right now they're playing Parsons as basically a 3rd down specialist, which is arguably what he should be to begin with. Let's see how they look when he's playing 75% of the snaps and their offense doesn't jump out to an immediate two TD lead. The one big advantage they have on us...

Green Bay looks like roughly what I expected, a good but not great team, the issue is Detroit's offense looks completely cooked and as such I'm not sure anybody can really challenge them in the division.

Yea obviously I assume he'll be more productive, although he deserves credit for the 40 yard PI that set up a TD that probably would've been a big catch if not for the CB holding his collar.

Yea I think that was it, as I was watching it I was wondering why he was trying to bounce it more to the perimeter. Dude is totally cooked.

I'd be fine giving Pickens a deal averaging in the high 20's as long as he doesn't go haywire.

Klubnik might be off the list, Dante Moore might be on it.

Ferguson was arguably the worst, he needs to start living up to this extension ASAP.

The Chiefs had a horseshoe up their ass all last year and probably should've gone like 10-7, glad to see it starting to even out a bit here. I'd also imagine they're going to be even more desperate to beat the Eagles next week, so that's nice.

Booker was legit, there were a few mental mistakes, and a play or two in the run game where he got overaggressive and kind of flailed, which you saw some in college, but overall very solid. The impressive thing is that right now he's basically winning with his pure physical strength/size, which...

If he's suspended vs. KC they're going to get their asses whipped.

He's fine, a decent enough replacement for Dowdle who can keep things on track, but we need Blue to get his shit together so we can get some playmaking in the backfield. Considering the weapons we have in the passing game there should be plenty of opportunities in the run game.