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I didn’t like the way he was treated towards the end on the gen page. Clearly we all know he was quirky to say the least but he got some unnecessary heat from certain posters on there.

Wish they wouldn’t slap Zachs hand so hard….do they know how valuable he is to us?!?!?!?

Sorry, didn't realize it was starting that quickly and wasn't online most of the weekend. Just keep me replaced, no biggie, sorry for the confusion.

Wilson & Berrios at the Rangers OT Win, game 7, Sunday night

I'm trying to understand the reasoning for a " marquee " name as part of the lead/#1 announcing team. how many people watch because of the announcers? If it's a compelling game, who is watching just for the announcers

All of the people who have won at least one Super Bowl being listed amuses me. Here’s mine: Coaches: Kyle Shanahan, Marty Schottenheimer Teams: The Cincinnati Bengals, Minnesota Vikings, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, Atlanta Falcons, San Diego Chargers, and Houston Oilers/Texans all have lost multiple games while leading in gut wrenching fashion historically all without Super Bowl titles Players: Matt Ryan, Warren Moon, Gary Anderson, Phillip Rivers, Donovan McNabb

Would rather Golden State win than Boston. They’ve had enough memorable sports experiences.

Regardless if Gibby continues to be slowed by his toe injury or other nagging injuries again this year, I think the BRob pick was a good one. Last year we struggled at times on short yardage - which some predicted after we cut Barber - so, we got someone in BRob to fill that role who’s more talented than Barber is. Barber had 94 carries in 2020, taking the load off Gibby in short yardage & in end of game situations to save Gibby’s legs/health. I really feel than BRob is going to have 100 carries this year or more and rush for 400 yds w/ a few TDs. Then, Gibby will have 200-250 carries & hopefully be more fresh so his average can get back up to near 4.5 ypc or higher. In 2020 his ypc was 4.7, last year was 4.0.

If we're just talking one year, it's Kupp. His regular season + postseason is probably the best from a WR we've ever seen. Out of the options there, it's probably Calvin.

The questions regarding Nakobe Dean’s health mean that he may not ply much this year or have much of an impact. I do think that long term Dean was the right in round 2, but I’m not sure he’s going to have this great rookie season & be an answer at Lb for Phila’s defense this or year or he would’ve been for our savior at Lb like most people think. Beyond that, as I’ve said during & since the draft we play 2 LBs on the field around 75% of the game w/ 5 DBs. Our 2 LBs who are going to be on the field for 100% of the defensive snaps are Holcomb & Jamin Davis. It’s a reason why we weren’t major players in the FA market at LB and just re-signed the run stuffer Mayo to play that 25-30% of snaps on run downs & it’s a reason we didn’t take a LB in round 2. Now, what they should’ve done in the draft was take a depth MLB/SLB type in the mid to late rounds & they still need to sign a few of those types in FA so we have 5 of those types of LBs to go w/ Jamin & Hudson at WLB. Also, Mathis was a good pick & could be a great pick. There’s no guarantee that we would’ve traded down & gotten Dean & then Mathis after him or whatever. Rivera in company put us in the position where getting a 3rd DT was one of our highest needs & they filled the need with a very good prospect. I wish they had re-signed Settle/restructured Ioannidis but, they didn’t so it is what it is.