@redzoneinthelab Yeah I get it. There are always exceptions (Saquon), but in this case, Trey is old and susceptible to injuries. Honestly it’s not equal. For the price of Trey Hendrickson, you could have Walker and like 1 or 3 more players like Likely/Pitts and Quentin Lake/Brisker.
@grantpaulsen Ok…if you listened to the whole interview and the sentiment of it, he said “may” and just thought up a few stats on this year. I don’t think he planted a flag saying he’s regressing. I got the impression that he said there’s a chance he is. Let’s not freak out about it.
@CHGO_Bears@CHGO_Sports@AdamHoge I get it. You need something to talk about that gets attention, and this is an easy storyline to use. If there is a “book” between these 2, it’s HOPEFULLY (given both of them have good health) going to be a much longer term comparison that spans many years. No book is closed.
@SamMonsonNFL What I love about what they did is that they effectively improved in 4 positions in their 1st 2 picks. The Conerly pick upgrades both RT and LG by moving Coleman inside. Amos upgrades both outside corner and Sanristil moving to his natural position in the slot.
@ElChunkyTrucker@KurtBenkert Nix did NOT have a better season than Daniels. If he did, JD wouldn’t have won ROY almost unanimously. This crazy talk on “Daniels had a better team” isn’t true. JD had ONE good WR, a TE that was abt to retire, a #2 WR that was cut by HOU and a subpar OL. Just stop already.
@woodwardsports@Lions@Commanders@nealruhl@NFL This is what happens when you get overconfident in your “home field advantage” and your “unstoppable offense”. You come in looking forward to the next opponent and completely unprepared. You get hit in the mouth with a team who is completely prepared and takes care of business.