Mongo3451

Jake from State Farm is better than Fromm.

15% drop rate is not good

He's 230 lbs. He must use it well. He looks chiseled.

Mauler

Ben Bredeson is the stuff of that group.

Agreed! Agreed!

Nice work. I definitely agree.

Here's another draft I love. Couple of trades.

Look at Cohen closely. He's not even ready to receive said pass. That outlet guy is supposed to move to make himself visible and create the throwing lane. Terrible on Leno, Cohen and Trubisky. Trubisky could have hit him with sky hook at that short of distance. I mainly blame Cohen.

I really like that draft Ashkum.

That play is a straight Trubisky run. 6 blockers and a man rush. 8 defenders against 4 receivers is impossible. Tuck and run or throw it away. Anything else is disaster.

I'm thinking Andy Dalton would be a good backup. He's average enough to where fans won't be chanting his name at every turn of a game and good enough to fill in and win. It's also big plus that he's not over the hill, so he can start if we decide to part ways with Mitch, buying us time to groom the next one.

I see Vic Beasley way low on the list. That type of pickup intrigues me.

I love all of you guys contract and cap knowledge. What is the hit? I always thought of you traded a player that the annual cap hit transferred. Not my strong suit...

https://www.totalprosports.com/2020/02/12/rumor-bears-thinking-of-trading-khalil-mack-to-washington-redskins-for-2-overall-draft-pick/ I think I would...

I know this is beating a dead horse, but Pace has absolutely killed us with his frivolous trading of picks. It not only effects the pipeline of talent, but the salary cap as well. We really need to hit on these next two drafts or we are in big trouble. That being said, I'm all in on trading down. If we can get 5 third rounders for our two 2nd rounders that would be a coup. Not much difference in talent for much greater value.

Completely disagree. Leno had a terrible year, no doubt. But, he has played better in the past and can do so again. He is simply a player that has to work harder than the rest to be effective. If he trains harder this off season, he can regain form.

Yup

One thing Kyle said, is that Leno knows he has to work extra hard to be an NFL caliber tackle. IE: talent is marginal and he needs to make up for it with extra effort. Again, if Hiestand wasn't bought in, that makes it really tough for a guy on the bubble.

I think that's why Hiestand is gone.

He didn't say any of that, ever.

In regards to Massie, he was speaking mainly of run game dominance. Kyle definitely took some veiled shots at Nagy in repeatedly stressing that they needed to establish power running if they were gong to help Trubisky. He also stated that Jay Cutler is one of the coolest people on earth and one tough SOB. He also stated that Cutler in his prime would have not fared better than Trubisky last year.

I've been listening to Kyle all morning. He's going to be in for 2 more days. Interesting things he said: Bobby Massie is a stalwart right tackle when healthy, Daniels is a pro bowl talent at guard, Whitehair is the true center and vocal leader of the OL and that Leno is like a coach on the field. On Hiestand, he and Nagy never clicked and that Juan Castillo is a perfect fit for Nagy, because he has his trust.

In the last 20 years, 3 offensive teams have won it all. I'm going niners because their defense is top 5 of those Superbowl defenses of the last 20. It's crazy though because that Chiefs offense is ridiculous.

I'm giving him a chance. He has all of the tools. Sometimes the talent and tools align a little later than others.