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If we sign one more Rivera pick, does that mean that he's going to get his SB ring?
When I looked up Jamim Davis it says he plays for the Commanders. Much needed speed at RB lol
If we sign one more Rivera pick, does that mean that he's going to get his SB ring?
Can we settle for a free toaster?If we sign one more Rivera pick, does that mean that he's going to get his SB ring?
Very limited snaps on teams. I dont think he was brought in with ST in mind. I don't hate the signing, decent fallback if needed, but I expect we upgrade at some point and he doesnt make it.FWIW, looks like Jefferson has also played on ST.
Por Chris
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Id bet Jennings has drawn considerable interest. At 29, hoping for the best deal he can get bc it will be his best opportunity for a decent multi year deal. Probably knows he has some leverage and is willing to take his time. DB and VJ not so much, so they jumped on an opportunity before the wells ran dry.This is really curious, no one is interested in Jennings, it seems. Jefferson and Brown are replacement-level players, bottom of the depth chart types
He drove me crazy at first, seemed like he would just sprint forward and could never find a lane or make a move. Would just collide with the first man in front of him and fall right down. Then there was that game he started and had zero catches. But he had some moments last year that I'm hoping are a sign he is ascending.
Never said he wasn't good or I didn't like him. That lack of a juke stick is what drove me crazy. He does a great job of getting up field right away. If he does a better job of making a man or two miss he could be special.You realize McCaffrey has consistently been at the top of the league rankings in average KOR right? It doesn’t look sexy because he’s using his vision to pick his hole and then hitting the go button. It works very well, it’s been his main strength. The fact you think it was poor return work is crazy, he just doesn’t have a juke stick.
I’d like your perspective on why Biadasz was cut. You’re an o-line coach, was he that bad? Don’t remember him being the problem last year up front.I think you bring up fair points. But he was so understaffed on offense. The roster we put on the field on both sides of the ball was a bottom of the NFL barrel. And I’m not all that impressed with Mariota (I think he’s a good backup QB, but some think he could be an NFL starter…)
The games Jayden came back he didn’t look like Jayden. Not based on playcalling, but because he looked injured and unconfident.
I have a hard time pinning the on field result last year on Whitt and Kingsbury.
I think AP failed this team last offseason (and it appears he’s learned this offseason). But a Kliff’s offense and the scheme gets guys open and allows for plays to be made - but we had no playmakers.
Our running back couldn’t block and wasn’t a real threat to catch, so anytime he’s back there the other team knows it can load the box. This is where the love for Bill puzzles me. He put us in a corner. And I do think he is going to get better. But he was a 7th rounder. We need to let him grow.
We had no healthy receivers, and McLaurin looked awful for most of the season. He just didn’t have the same burst and contested catch ability. And our most reliable guy, Ertz, tore his ACL.
When we do the same things, when Kliff hasn’t always done that, it tells you the personnel isn’t executing.
Football plays absolutely are designed to open a specific receiver, but the guy getting the ball is dictated by coverage and separation. Those three (Deebo, Terry and Ertz) got all the targets because they were the ones getting open.
White alone changes a lot of that because he can pass protect and catch. He is very mediocre as a rusher. Very. But he can run. So with him in the backfield it changes the rhythm.
Love will do that x3 if we are lucky enough to get him.
This current offensive group with Kliff looks much better than what we put onto the field.
I love the idea of using more PA and motion. Kliff isn’t my hero. I think he’s a good, quality OC. There are things he does that I’d take. There are things he does that I’d change. Lack of motions and manipulating personnel groupings and utilizing PA being in the forefront.
But he didn’t have the personnel to get creative. A lot of our receivers belong in the UFL.
I am still concerned with receivers, but I’m not sure we need world beaters as long as Chig, Terry and White are around and can add either Love or Tate.
But the spots that I am extremely concerned with are C and LG. Our OL is under talked about. This is why Tunsil was such a big deal for me. But I thought we’d still have Biadasz.
Our rushing offense is actually probably worse than last year. But our passing offense looks much better already. But we need receivers that can create room and can reliably run routes. We add even one of those and we can do more with other receivers because they are open and available.
For the record… I hate that we “played to win” against Philly. We should have played all of our young guys, including Sinnott, Hartman, etc. if we win with them… fine.
Winning with Josh Johnson could be what makes us miss Love. And that, to me, is egregious.

I haven’t studied him extensively - but no. He wasn’t that bad. It almost had to be that they think Allegretti is about the same for a fraction of the cost. I’m not sure I agree. But we’ll see.I’d like your perspective on why Biadasz was cut. You’re an o-line coach, was he that bad? Don’t remember him being the problem last year up front.
I maintain the argument i've had all along, that this is going to be a drawn out process that takes multiple years to correct. This roster already is exponentially better than it was before free agency. That's not to say that we're anywhere set, or good enough up and down the depth chart, but it is improved.
I do however feel very underwhelmed regarding this position group, because as Boone has stated many times, Peters vocally said the best thing he can do is put playmakers around Jayden to protect him, and WR was clearly an opportunity to get the absolute biggest return on your investment. Of course I've argued to be patient, and there's circumstances with Pierce who got overpaid to stay where he always was going to stay, and others, but this will continue to be something to monitor in the WR room. As it stand with these two signings, the depth tier in the WR is getting very crowded so someone is either going to have separate themselves, or we're not done yet. If we go into this season with largely this WR, my confidence will not be very high, and we're banking a lot on Aiyuk. Not saying i'm mad at Peters, blame him or anything because like i said, there are so many factors, to upgrade everything in a single off season is reaching. Just looking forward, we're going to need to continue to address long term talent at that position.
I haven’t studied him extensively - but no. He wasn’t that bad. It almost had to be that they think Allegretti is about the same for a fraction of the cost. I’m not sure I agree. But we’ll see.
I hear he is a bit quiet. Centers usually need to be more vocal.
But it’s a really curious move.
Yep, fundamentals flaws for that role.It's been Keim's thought on his podcast talking to some on the team - he's strongly hinting, Biadaz isn't a leader, isn't vocal, doesn't take charge and might not be hot calling protections. So it’s the not blocking aspect of the job.
At least he’s an NFL receiver unlike 70% of the receivers who played for us last yearUh. He’s a NFL receiver. I’m not sure how else to respond 😆