17 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Who is Smith at S?

Meant Brown -- too much multi-tasking

21 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

I didn't know his passion for playing was in question. Was it just because he's having a down year that's likely from his shoulders?

It was pre-draft talk out of Georgia that he didn't practice hard. Then he was out of shape at his pro day.

40 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

The ideal scenario, other than for the insufferable sports talk radio chatter, is for McKee to light it up Sunday, and then we look to move him to a QB needy team that won't be in a position to draft one. Some candidates are: Miami (assuming they are 100% done with Tua), Jets (draft pick might be high enough to get a rookie), Cleveland (neither rookie they have looked good), Indy (depends on Daniel Jones who is a FA and hurt), Arizona (depending on Murray). I skipped LV as I think they take Mendoza, and New Orleans will roll with Shough. The issue is anyone trading a real pick will also want to extend him, and will any team do that based on a few games -- give up a day 2 pick and commit money to an unproven guy.

Feels like it would have to be a coach that knows him up close like Steichen

1 hour ago, vikas83 said:

Here's how I think we play it Sunday:

QB: McKee, Howell backup

RB: AJ Dillon gets most of the work, some Shipley, Bigsby dresses but doesn't play

WR: Cooper, Dotson and Covey. Neither AJ nor Smitty see the field. I don't think Smitty is close enough to 1,000 yards to risk it (44 yards)

OL: Pierce (PS elevation), Toth, Kendall, Pryor, Fred. Jordan, Steen and Cam/Landon have to dress, but they don't see the field unless someone gets hurt

TE: Calcaterra and Granson mainly

Edge: Uche, Hunt and Smith - we have limited options here to rest these guys. I can't imagine they have BG eat snaps at his age. Maybe Campbell plays some edge snaps

DT: Young and Robinson, with Ojomo playing a handful of snaps

LB: Mondon and Trott

CB: Ringo, Bennett and McWilliams

Slot: Carter

Safety: Sam (added to 53) and Smith

#holdsandpinchesnose

I'll be watching the Food Network, if that's the lineup.

6 minutes ago, Miami said:

True. Will take some doing. But maybe he would rather win with us than lose elsewhere. He looks like a keeper and probably knows he will flourish if given the chance. A lot of the pieces are in place here and he knows the organization too.

The only way McKee is resigning here is if there is a chance to start, which would require moving off Hurts. Which is basically impossible until after the 2026 season (a post June 1 trade could happen this offseason and be managed cap wise). We traded McNabb and extended Kolb at the same time. No way McKee locks himself into a backup role if he has the desire to start in this league.

Just now, ToastJenkins said:

Feels like it would have to be a coach that knows him up close like Steichen

McKee was drafted in 2023 -- after Steichen left.

3 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

McKee was drafted in 2023 -- after Steichen left.

Thanks there, shorty…

Just now, ToastJenkins said:

Thanks there, shorty…

Moore would have been great except Shough has looked decent, so no need down in New Orleans.

Just now, vikas83 said:

Moore would have been great except Shough has looked decent, so no need down in New Orleans.

Yeah thats the obvious fit but they are still in cap hell arent they? Another year or two of Shough should help them clear it out

Tried to focus on the Tenn corners last night. Was not really impressed by any of them

1 minute ago, ToastJenkins said:

Yeah thats the obvious fit but they are still in cap hell arent they? Another year or two of Shough should help them clear it out

$22mm over next year's cap and well over $100mm in dead money it seems.

so...yes. still in cap hell.

lol

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

In the scenario vikas posted, there is money to keep him.

Another scenario is that we’re trading somebody after 6/1 that requires a dead money hit.

The way this organization finds guys like Mailata, Hunt, and Baun is just fantastic.

Hunt also has 2 picks, 2 forced fumbles, and a TD.

Rumor has it he may have been in the way of a pass last week too. Big if true!

1 minute ago, SkippyX said:

The way this organization finds guys like Mailata, Hunt, and Baun is just fantastic.

Hunt also has 2 picks, 2 forced fumbles, and a TD.

Rumor has it he may have been in the way of a pass last week too. Big if true!

Did you know he was a former safety?

1 hour ago, pgcd3 said:

I think they will try to win and will play key backups. You are doing that with McKee essentially. I expect Bigsby to have a big role and honestly I expect Campbell to play as well. I don’t think it’s a rest every possible person plan

I'd play Bigsby. And Campbell.

Bigsby to get him hot for a playoff run. They used him so sparingly it was criminal. Mostly I just want him to run well so that maybe they use him more in the playoffs.

Campbell is optional but you can risk injury to get him more snaps. Also doesn't need rest. But you have adequate backups so it's not like you need him to play.

24 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

lol

Would love to see who else put in a claim.

28 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

lol

Double move time.

Over the cap did a weird clear out of Diggs personal page. 2025 and forward does not exist as if he retired after 2024.

What I can see from the Cowboys pages is an immediate hit on 2025 of just under 12 million and a hit in 2026 of 5.8 million.

I'm not sure if that assumes he does not get claimed or if that has no bearing. Overall hit for Dallas of about 17.5 million - his week 18 salary.

If Green Bay keeps him he has a 2026 salary of around 15.5 million and a 2027 salary of 20.5 million.

Green Bay can renegotiate that or switch some to bonus.

He and Parsons are close.

Interested to see if the Eagles put a claim in for him.

2 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

Sadly, I don't even think there's much there to arrest Diggs on. Her statement brings up some questions:

-- what do you mean you 'think' you're owed one month's pay?? I'm well aware if I'm missing 4 hours on my paycheck.

-- he came in your unlocked bedroom door. You're living there as a personal chef? That seems sketchy, especially when NFL teams have in-house dining options at their facilities.

-- she needed to report this as soon as it happened. Police need to be able to gauge what level of physical harm was inflicted

-- what company does she work for? Is she just some woman that cooks food?? Again, pretty poor choice to move into your client's residence unless (or even if) you're bonded through a reputable company who can stand behind you as an employee

So......I hate to be the one to say you really have no clue what you're talking about but....my sister was a personal chef for Steven Segal. She didn't work for a company, she lived in his home. And yes....he was a complete tool. And Steven Segal could have gone out and eaten at any restaurant. People with money want what they want when they want it.

3 hours ago, LacesOut said:

Damn I would hate to see Nakobe leave. He's injured a lot, but he can play some football.

I'd probably keep him over Blankenship. As I value an LB over a S. Nakobe is a heat seeking missile out there. Reed is .....good.

The potential problem would come when you don't have either one. You'd need a Blankenship replacement that is at least as good. You KNOW Nakobe is going to miss games.