Nick04263

I noted two personal fouls and 1 PI that should have been called in our favor. That said, we were terrible and deserved to lose. This season is just about done, if not already. Maybe we can go for another top 10 pick in the draft again that will sit out most of his rookie year as well.

I think we are all ready to see what we actually have here. Let the young guys loose. Get the coach to ride them on the sideline when they make mental mistakes. Have Suggs out there jumping up and down on the sideline.

I recall both Giants corners were not expected to play last week but went out there. Shortly there after they both exited with "Groin injuries". That is a bad injury for any football player but especially corners.

For those worried about new offense implementation now, I would say that shouldn't be the case. You don't, and really can't, change such a thing mid-season. Little changes here and there are fine but you can't step in and tell the team to forget everything you knew before. It is more the week preparation and game time changes.

This is for the best. So many little issues everywhere that need to be addressed but the pass plays are inexcusable. Run the bleeping ball when it is working. Joe, receivers, pass-blocking, Special teams, etc. All need to be addressed but the play calling must be sound. Embarrassing game.

I watched the Steelers run all over the Redskins with power football. Kept asking myself "where are the BIG defensive linemen for Washington?". The Steelers just pushed their d-linemen back and marched down the field. We should be doing that all game with West and Dixon. It just comes down to whether our O-Line has the capability.

Business isn't personal. Why do so many people take it personally? Because it affects them personally? Maybe. Like Drew Brees going back to San Diego this week and saying he has been waiting for this for a long time. How many years ago was that? Feels like a decade ago when he got hurt there. Anyway, I do recall the Ravens offering him a significant contract (they were limited by the cap) but KO went after the big payday. He got what he wanted in the end. Let's all move on.

Is the Raiders D really that bad? I thought they were supposed to be much improved this year. Haven't paid any attention to them to know one way or the other.

Run the ball and rush the passer better! We do that and the score won't be so close because we will have possession of the ball longer.

I was kind of surprised by the Brooks move as well until I thought about it. He was a safety who was good at playing linebacker. A liability in coverage but a sure tackler close to the line. He just didn't develop into the player they tried to draft.

If they aren't standing around looking at each other wondering what just happened then yes, it will be an improvement. I know they were working a little better together at the end last year but anything will be better than what we saw for the majority of the year. I also didn't really watch much of the last few games anyway. I barely knew who was playing.

Well. The only positive I see assuming he is out for the season is it is best to happen now. We have a lot of receivers trying to make this team and not one more of them get a better chance and additional snaps to prove it. Call me an optimist.

Get rid of the Pro Bowl already. It is terrible. Make it an honorary achievement only so ONLY those who deserve it in a given season are selected based on performance. Just be done with it but at the same time make it mean something to be selected again.

I didn't like the pick at first but then I saw his interview and watched his workouts/highlights. I have been hearing a lot about him recently leading up to this draft that he was the better prospect than Tunsil so it didn't shock me. He is a very safe pick, durable, clean off the field, productive on the field, seems very intelligent and well spoken (yes, that is something that stands out), and has the physical tools. I actually like the pick as the night has gone on.

I am sure if Lewis would have saved more than 900K against the cap if cut, he would have been the one cut.

I get the feeling he might be gone before 6. But you never know.

So the Raiders pay KO left tackle money, then bring back their LT from last year. So KO is getting LT money to play Guard. Good for him but that comes across as "begging for Free Agents" to me at least. Whatever.

Pretty neat site for all the Comp pick calculations and Salary cap updates.
http://overthecap.com/compensatory-draft-picks-cancellation-chart/

What a great day. I would have preferred the PATS get embarrassed a little more but this will do.

Staying healthy with that many snaps early is already putting him on a faster pace than McPhee. Remember McPhee was a late bloomer because of the leg injuries he would go down with for extended periods of time.

we can only dream, can't we?

The way Kelly operates they might trade him for a bag of balls. Then again I guess we are hearing he is going to have less say in personnel.

Torrey, you ready to come back home yet? I don't blame him for chasing the money but I always felt he would be more accepted here and eventually earn more money over his career. San Fran is a mess. Kelly might chuck Torrey for the sake of it.

Agreed with the first post. Rex is most likely coaching his last year in Buffalo. Ed is most likely on a one year tryout. Additionally, Rex is loose with his coaching style and it is likely Ed feels more comfortable there. I wish him the best but I don't see his gig with the Bills lasting that long. Ryan is a great coordinator but not a good head coach. The Bills will clean house next year in my opinion.

Did Maxx Williams get a concussion on that play? Can't recall if he was out the rest of the game or not.

Signing Pita to a long term contract after his career threatening injury needs to be looked at in terms of the FO decision makers.

They were probably playing the odds when doctors were telling them this won't happen again. Even the doctors didn't see the second one coming.