Mazi Smith could be what Vita Vea is for the Bucs. It's a reach and it's a position around as important as center, but it still helps the Cowboys get better since they don't really have a good nose tackle.
How is trading away aaron rodgers a mistake?! That was a good decision, and the fact that they were no longer in win now mode, had a young qb who could be good sitting behind him, and got a 1st and second round pick for a regressing 40 year old qb seems like a really good decision
"The Bills needed a WR2" Yes. That's why they drafted Dalton Kincaid, genius. He's literally a WR playing tight end. He IS their WR2. Knox is the in-line tight end. They aren't playing the same position.
TPS shows once again how clueless they are. They compared Dalton Kincaid to Travis Kelce, and Kelce is literally a big wide receiver playing at tight end.
@stevegallo8483 my favorite was actually later in the video when they said the Jets should have drafted an o-lineman instead of Will McDonald. Uh, guys, that was their plan before Pittsburgh traded up and took the last top linemen at 14. The next tackle taken was Anton Harrison at 27 and the next IOL was Steve Avila at 36. But it's the JETS who messed up by not massively reaching, apparently
As a Bears fan, I still believe that TJ Edwards, my former Lakes Community High School football teammate of mine, will be the main defensive difference maker for the Bears defense ever since the Eagles released him in free agency and he signed a three year deal with the Bears! He was that one linebacker in Super Bowl LVII who almost injured Patrick Mahomes after tackling him!
He wasn’t released. He was a free agent. He’s a very good player. Eagles signed him as an undrafted Free agent and he worked his way up from a Special Teams player into a respectable starter /signal caller.
Resigning Ogunjobi was a must for PIT. First off, I honestly DGAF about a PFF grade for a position that’s not offensive line. Secondly, Ogunjobi was dealing with some injuries and not having TJ Watt on the Left side with him also did not help. This year he and Watt will be healthy, so expect a bounce back year from him.
Yeah plus what team uses two good running backs? Clearly they didn't see the Detroit Lions last year and there was no way green bay could get more than they got for Rodgers considering how little leverage they had
How is the browns trading for moore a mistake, They didn't lose a pick overall, and gained a talented wide reciever to complement Cooper... This season will tell if its a mistake or not of course.
Exactly! TPS just looked at his production, without even realizing the Jets just weren't using him. He's going to transform our offense into something special, because they are designing plays just for him. Some of them involve the ground game.
Trading away Brandin Cooks wasn’t really a bad idea. Cooks said himself he didn’t want to be part of a rebuild in Houston so he was inevitably leaving, plus Houston got Schultz in return so win-win in my opinion
Disagree with a lot of these. Jets picking up McDonald is looking like a very good pick, Okereke will do great for the Giants, Packers had no choice but to trade Aaron Rodgers, and Mazi Smith is going to be good.
The Jets wanted offensive tackle Broderick Jones in the first round, but their trade for Rodgers cost them draft position in the first round (dropping from 13 to 15). The Steelers also wanted him and moved up to 14 via a trade with the Patriots and took Jones. Once he was off the board, there were no blue chip tackles left for the Jets.
@@Obie_24 They were also asking for too much. The talk was the Cardinals wanted a first round pick plus more for Hopkins who is on the wrong side of 30.
Over the last 5 years, no TE prospect has had the ability to become a Travis Kelce type TE more so than Dalton Kincaid. You can't fault the Bills for making that pick.
@@M0v3rsandSh00t3rsyou do not know ball. Pitts Is a dawg no doubt, but he has 3 tds his whole career. He had the same amount of tds in the pro bowl in the same season he had 1000 yards. He’s a talent, but he hasn’t had the career to back this up. Kelce made Alex smith a better qb by opening up the field. I love pitts and he’s a cool weapon to have but as far as tight ends go there’s at least 3 I’d rather have
So you can't fault a team for drafting a player because of hype that is the perfect way to draft a bust hype means everything i guess steelers TE who wasn't even good in college gets hype up because how big he is so you gonna take him in the first round now
When is the narrator going to figure out that he honestly does not know what he's talking about in most cases? Dallas didn't need offensive line help mostly in the run game and that is where Smith should come and be helpful he's already taking up double teams in the preseason allowing the linebackers as well as making more favorable matchups for Micah Parsons and demarcus Lawrence so yeah he's probably going to be a massive help
You have no idea what Elijah Moore is going to do for the Browns offense. He was underutilized in New York. He's making some unbelievable catches in practice, and he's very fast. The Browns are designing plays for him, which include the running game. He's going to be super dynamic in Cleveland. I guess if that's the bad thing we did in the offseason, the Browns are in great shape!!! ALSO, Hopkins didn't want to be signed that early. He was available for months for a reason.
As a Pats fan, I haven't. What TPS neglected to say is that while both contracts (Meyers and Juju) look the same, they aren't the same. Juju's contract is much more incentive heavy than Meyers' contract. TPS also called Juju a "proven #1 receiver" when talking about KC letting him go (while ignoring KC's cap situation) yet said Juju had to prove himself a #1 receiver with the Pats.
The Will McDonald IV selection looked bad at the time for it was a reach, but it's hard to doubt a guy who wears 99. That's just the truth. Unless if you're Javon Kinlaw or not an early pick. And by the way, you can never have too many pass rushers so while it's a reach, it should help the Jets out a lot. And he has looked really good in the offseason. By the way, if they took an offensive lineman, they would've reached. The best 4 offensive lineman were already off the board when they picked so picking someone like Anton Harrison also would've been a reach.
Mazi smith was the objectively correct pick. We needed help stopping the run. We don’t need a TE, we don’t need a receiver. A linemen wouldn’t have been a bad pick though. However we desperately needed inside run stoppers. Mazi smith fills that role perfectly.
TPS, thanks for letting me know you literally don’t know ball once again😭. 1. Mazi wasn’t a reach there was no way in hell he would’ve been there in the 2nd round. 2. Dallas DID need interior help on the defensive line. So, they drafted the strongest most freakish build guild in the draft who is an elite run stopper and has good pass rushing potential. Dan Quinn is gonna turn him into a beast. Dallas addressed all their needs in the off season so this was a dumbass take.
As a Pats fan, I can agree that not re-signing Meyers was stupid since that was Macs go to guy and then signing JuJu to the same exact contract, BUT you could make an argument about disregarding the OT position. Out OL is weak, but especially at OT.
As a titans fan I’m happy we didn’t trade Henry I don’t see the problem with keeping arguably the best be in the league and I won’t want to see Henry in other jersey than blue and white
As a Vikings fan, the answer is we do very stupid stuff! Name another team coming off a 13 win season that thinks it needs to go into rebuild mode? We make horrible draft day trades (granted, not always) and are considering dropping their top draft pick from a year ago because he's always hurt. What other team drops a player without even seeing what they have? I know they see him in practice, but unless he is the worst D-back in history, give him a few games at least.
@@GLITCHDGALAXY I actually think the line will be fine. They struggled last year but raiman and fries looked good later in the season and the other starters were part of one of the best groups only a few seasons ago so the talent is still there
Dalton Kincaid is gonna be used as a slot receiver as well. But releasing Devin Singletary was probably their biggest mistake.... Especially with Nyhiem Hines getting injured
10:34 I think letting Hargrave go was worse. He's one of the best D tackles, he had his best season with us last year, and he was still getting better. Losing CJ sucked but we replaced him with players we drafted, like Sydney Brown. And Reed Blankenship has looked amazing.
@@ilovetallyhallalot It's not though hargrave wanted 20 mil that we didn't have he's a great player that there was no way to resign Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis are much cheaper players who will easily fill his role
The Rams have almost nothing behind Stafford, Donald, and Kupp. I would not be surprised if at least one of them gets traded by the trade deadline, but it's difficult since they owe them so much either way. They traded Ramsey since he was the easiest to trade.
The Packers worst decision in the offseason was taking Lukas Van Ness. No way was that guy worth spending a first round pick on. Especially for an organization that doesn't draft and develop defensive players well.
The Commanders declining Chase Young's 5th year option is not their worst move. Why pay a guy when you don't know if he can stay on the field and produce? They'll have time to work a new deal with him if he pans out, plus coming into the draft he said he wanted to play for Washington.
I don’t dislike the Brenton Strange pick up for the Jags. The real mistake was giving Engram that extension deal. Yeah he had 700+ yards last season, and was 4th out of all TE’s in that category… But 275 of those yards were from just two big games. The rest of the year wasn’t impressive at all. 9 games under 30 yards. 6 of those games between 4-16 yards. A total of 4 TD’s that all came from only 3 games. He still has issues with drops too, & is clearly not too special when it comes to blocking. The Jags should’ve still used the pick on something other than a TE, but I really don’t think Brenton Strange was their worst off-season mistake. Especially if he proves to be a better blocker than Engram, which is entirely possible.
Once again, get your facts straight 🙄 Philly offered CJG a TON of money for an extension (waaaay more than what Detroit has given him), but bc of boneheaded moves from his agent and himself he walked away. Philly didn't LET Johnson walk, Johnson left the team to feed his own shitty ego.
For the Dalvin cook release, he’s old he’s gonna be 30 soon. His contract is almost up and he will be demanding more money. He’s been showing wear and tear so I think it was a pretty logical move in my opinion… Daddy Kirklin Cousins for MVP
As a pats fan you are absolutely delusional if you think jakobi Meyers is half as good as ju ju, had jakobi resigned for a 3 year 4-8 million dollar contract I’d say go for it, but 33 million for a return specialist is insane.
Ok as a Steelers fan, extending Ogunjobi was great, he was much better than the stats sheet says, he was a great run stopper and his only issue was a few injuries
Trading Aaron Rodgers would've looked bad for Green Bay if they didn't have a QB sitting behind him but it's a great move not only because it's clear that they'll just move on to Jordan Love, but they got more in return than they should have.
The Bears are more than a year from being Super Bowl contenders. They can't address all their problems in one offseason, especially after being the worst team. I swear, if they addressed edge, they would've been criticized by TPS for not addressing the o line. They addressed the o line, wr room, secondary, and linebacker unit in one offseason, and hence couldn't address the defensive line. And Yannick Ngakoue will help the edge group, not to mention the defensive tackles they drafted are capable of becoming a sack/pressure generating unit. They'll address edge in 2024 and it'll look like a home run selection.
Man, you guys are really inconsistent. I see videos all the time where you want bad teams to trade their good players since they aren’t winning or asking for change of scenery, then you bash every team that does. Also why would the Commanders pick up the option on Young when he hasn’t been healthy or productive in 2 years? Then you’d make a video asking why they gave him 12m while not producing
Are you mad? My Bills drafting Kinkaid was an excellent move. At the moment the Bills selected in the draft, there were no 1st rd worthy WR. OL we've got really good help via free agency. Yes we have TE Knox, but there's a concept called 12 personnel which the Bills will use a lot.
And with the Jets, "they should have just drafted an offensive linemen instead of Will McDonald" They were going to....until Pittsburgh traded up and took the last great one. Anton Harrison was the next tackle at 27 and Steve Avila was the next interior linemen at 36. Drafting either at 15 would be almost as big a reach as Washington Drafting Emmanuel Forbes over Christian Gonzalez at 16
Whos the 2nd “good” rb on the lions? The lions had to of known Swift was leaving so calling Gibbs a bad pick is just stupid. Y’all need to get new writers or educate yourselves FFS
Seriously? Jahmyr Gibbs is the bad move for the lions? Detroit realized that, while Montgomery is a great run oriented back, Gibbs is more all around in terms of his play.
There’s nothing to say he won’t sign before the start of the season (which I believe will happen) this is just lazy writing, honestly he should have picked on us for letting bell or Perine go
Rumors are they’re working down to the nth detail to get Joey B paid and still keep enough cap room to keep the team competitive. Specifically having enough to resign Boyd at the same time. Burrow wants to be in Cincinnati and Cincinnati wants Burrow. Mike Brown knows this and knows that he’d have an armed mob outside his door if it doesn’t happen…lol.
Cowboys was an L take. We had a pretty bad run defense for most if not all of 2022. We needed a dominant run stopper to add to the defensive line and he was the best player available for that need.
The packers weren't wrong for trading away Rodgers. They didn't make the playoffs last year with him, so what's the loss in letting him go? If you don't make it without him there's no drop off there. I agree they could've gotten way more for him. But after a mediocre season and basically ghosting them in the off season, I would've moved on too.
If cutting a injury prone rb and drafting Gibbs is the worst the the lions have done I’m cool w that , Monty and Gibbs shouldn’t even be talked Ab as playing the same position , Gibbs=weapon
The Vikings inherited Cook. You can't blame them for cutting Cook with the RB market. Regardless, the team knows they need to retool to compete and shedding some vets may be the way to go. They still have Mattison and they'll get some production from Dewayne McBride. Not to mention the offense in the same system should still be good. It's hard to imagine they'll have enough luck to get to 13 wins though. I think they know that.
For the Chiefs no doubt is letting Orlando Brown go. Not only did they lose their best offensive tackle, but they also allowed him to sign with their rival the Cincinnati Bengals.
For all the times that TPS has castigated Kansas City for not signing him, it’s very peculiar that they chose JuJu Smith-Schuster instead. I don’t recall them giving that much discussion at all prior to this
Kc didn't lose thier best offensive Lineman. They let a RT who only wanted to play LT and wanted a kings ransom to let speed rushers abuse him again. I don't like paying jawaan Taylor, but I was sick of watching brown get beat off the line with his stone feet
Casual thinking releasing Cook was a mistake. Did you see what his contract was prior to being cut? Yeah he had a 1000 rushing yards, but had the lowest YPC in his career and his ROE was negative. Get out of here
Idk man.. questionable list. Kincaid looks great, and that Cowboys defense is absolutely legit.
Mazi Smith could be what Vita Vea is for the Bucs. It's a reach and it's a position around as important as center, but it still helps the Cowboys get better since they don't really have a good nose tackle.
How is trading away aaron rodgers a mistake?! That was a good decision, and the fact that they were no longer in win now mode, had a young qb who could be good sitting behind him, and got a 1st and second round pick for a regressing 40 year old qb seems like a really good decision
They complained when we didn’t trade him sooner, now they trash on us for trading away a HOF quarterback. Hypocrisy my friend
Love is trash 😂
Yea I don’t get this at all. He clearly regressed last year and Love is ready and they still got some premium picks for him. 🤷
@@masonr5677say it ain’t so
Rodgers also wanted out of Green Bay and to play for the Jets, and everyone knew it. Packers got what they could, since the Jets had more leverage.
"The Bills needed a WR2"
Yes. That's why they drafted Dalton Kincaid, genius. He's literally a WR playing tight end. He IS their WR2. Knox is the in-line tight end. They aren't playing the same position.
TPS shows once again how clueless they are. They compared Dalton Kincaid to Travis Kelce, and Kelce is literally a big wide receiver playing at tight end.
@stevegallo8483 my favorite was actually later in the video when they said the Jets should have drafted an o-lineman instead of Will McDonald.
Uh, guys, that was their plan before Pittsburgh traded up and took the last top linemen at 14. The next tackle taken was Anton Harrison at 27 and the next IOL was Steve Avila at 36. But it's the JETS who messed up by not massively reaching, apparently
As a Bears fan, I still believe that TJ Edwards, my former Lakes Community High School football teammate of mine, will be the main defensive difference maker for the Bears defense ever since the Eagles released him in free agency and he signed a three year deal with the Bears! He was that one linebacker in Super Bowl LVII who almost injured Patrick Mahomes after tackling him!
He wasn’t released. He was a free agent. He’s a very good player. Eagles signed him as an undrafted Free agent and he worked his way up from a Special Teams player into a respectable starter /signal caller.
Yo I Knew tj as well growing up, I lived one town over (Round Lake) and went to lakes, maybe I Knew you?
He should’ve injured him, so Patrick Mahomes didn’t win another Super Bowl
I went to lakes when TJ was there as well when I lived in lake villa. Our sisters are best friends haha
Resigning Ogunjobi was a must for PIT. First off, I honestly DGAF about a PFF grade for a position that’s not offensive line. Secondly, Ogunjobi was dealing with some injuries and not having TJ Watt on the Left side with him also did not help. This year he and Watt will be healthy, so expect a bounce back year from him.
To be fair they didn’t just draft Gibbs, they traded down from 6 to 12 for pick 34, essentially getting 2 players for 1 pick in Gibbs and LaPorta.
Yeah plus what team uses two good running backs? Clearly they didn't see the Detroit Lions last year and there was no way green bay could get more than they got for Rodgers considering how little leverage they had
this aged well
How is the browns trading for moore a mistake, They didn't lose a pick overall, and gained a talented wide reciever to complement Cooper... This season will tell if its a mistake or not of course.
Exactly! TPS just looked at his production, without even realizing the Jets just weren't using him. He's going to transform our offense into something special, because they are designing plays just for him. Some of them involve the ground game.
Now the flip side, every NFL teams biggest improvement this off-season! Keep up the good work guys.
TPS you have no right to shit on any teams’ draft picks when you said that Ravens drafted Jordan Addison…
Trading away Brandin Cooks wasn’t really a bad idea. Cooks said himself he didn’t want to be part of a rebuild in Houston so he was inevitably leaving, plus Houston got Schultz in return so win-win in my opinion
Disagree with a lot of these. Jets picking up McDonald is looking like a very good pick, Okereke will do great for the Giants, Packers had no choice but to trade Aaron Rodgers, and Mazi Smith is going to be good.
Yeah but we also could have used a te and Michael mayer was still there at our pick
The Jets wanted offensive tackle Broderick Jones in the first round, but their trade for Rodgers cost them draft position in the first round (dropping from 13 to 15). The Steelers also wanted him and moved up to 14 via a trade with the Patriots and took Jones. Once he was off the board, there were no blue chip tackles left for the Jets.
@@stevegallo8483 they didn’t. JD even said McDonald was always gonna be their guy.
Henry has a lot of gas left in the tank..
David Oyemata and Calais Campbell are Gems for us.
I'm thankful for them.
Does TPS do ANY research for their videos? Arizona tried to trade Hopkins before eventually releasing him but didn't get any offers they liked.
Bc the dummies leaked that he would be a June 1st cut. Then tried to retract it & trade him.
@@Obie_24 They were also asking for too much. The talk was the Cardinals wanted a first round pick plus more for Hopkins who is on the wrong side of 30.
Love your video TPS and keep up the great work you do
Colts: Letting Irsay talk to the media 😂
Still dont understand why the cardinals cut deandre hopkings instead of trading him.
Agree. They couldn’t find one team willing to give up a 4th and a 6th for him? Come on, he’s worth that.
Over the last 5 years, no TE prospect has had the ability to become a Travis Kelce type TE more so than Dalton Kincaid. You can't fault the Bills for making that pick.
What? Have you not heard of or watched Kyle Pitts who has more talent than both just no QB 😂
Michele Mayer is soooooo much better absolute steal for Las Vegas
@@M0v3rsandSh00t3rsyou do not know ball. Pitts Is a dawg no doubt, but he has 3 tds his whole career. He had the same amount of tds in the pro bowl in the same season he had 1000 yards. He’s a talent, but he hasn’t had the career to back this up. Kelce made Alex smith a better qb by opening up the field. I love pitts and he’s a cool weapon to have but as far as tight ends go there’s at least 3 I’d rather have
@@M0v3rsandSh00t3rsYou can not be saying Pitts is better than kelce
So you can't fault a team for drafting a player because of hype that is the perfect way to draft a bust hype means everything i guess steelers TE who wasn't even good in college gets hype up because how big he is so you gonna take him in the first round now
Not gonna lie what I got from this is Dallas got A LOT of steals this season
When is the narrator going to figure out that he honestly does not know what he's talking about in most cases? Dallas didn't need offensive line help mostly in the run game and that is where Smith should come and be helpful he's already taking up double teams in the preseason allowing the linebackers as well as making more favorable matchups for Micah Parsons and demarcus Lawrence so yeah he's probably going to be a massive help
You have no idea what Elijah Moore is going to do for the Browns offense. He was underutilized in New York. He's making some unbelievable catches in practice, and he's very fast. The Browns are designing plays for him, which include the running game. He's going to be super dynamic in Cleveland. I guess if that's the bad thing we did in the offseason, the Browns are in great shape!!! ALSO, Hopkins didn't want to be signed that early. He was available for months for a reason.
I honestly forgot about the juju-pats thing.
As a Pats fan, I haven't. What TPS neglected to say is that while both contracts (Meyers and Juju) look the same, they aren't the same. Juju's contract is much more incentive heavy than Meyers' contract. TPS also called Juju a "proven #1 receiver" when talking about KC letting him go (while ignoring KC's cap situation) yet said Juju had to prove himself a #1 receiver with the Pats.
Letting Meyers walk was a great move since the Patriots needed a Yak guy
The Will McDonald IV selection looked bad at the time for it was a reach, but it's hard to doubt a guy who wears 99. That's just the truth. Unless if you're Javon Kinlaw or not an early pick. And by the way, you can never have too many pass rushers so while it's a reach, it should help the Jets out a lot. And he has looked really good in the offseason. By the way, if they took an offensive lineman, they would've reached. The best 4 offensive lineman were already off the board when they picked so picking someone like Anton Harrison also would've been a reach.
Yeaaa now I remember why I used to watch this channel as a KID
Mazi smith was the objectively correct pick. We needed help stopping the run. We don’t need a TE, we don’t need a receiver. A linemen wouldn’t have been a bad pick though. However we desperately needed inside run stoppers. Mazi smith fills that role perfectly.
Video suggestion: 5 NFL quarterbacks that should get extended and 5 NFL quarterbacks that should retire
Trading Rodgers wasn’t a mistake. He made it clear if he wasn’t traded, he’d retire. Something is better than nothing.
TPS, thanks for letting me know you literally don’t know ball once again😭. 1. Mazi wasn’t a reach there was no way in hell he would’ve been there in the 2nd round. 2. Dallas DID need interior help on the defensive line. So, they drafted the strongest most freakish build guild in the draft who is an elite run stopper and has good pass rushing potential. Dan Quinn is gonna turn him into a beast. Dallas addressed all their needs in the off season so this was a dumbass take.
As a Pats fan, I can agree that not re-signing Meyers was stupid since that was Macs go to guy and then signing JuJu to the same exact contract, BUT you could make an argument about disregarding the OT position. Out OL is weak, but especially at OT.
There's a reason TPS doesn't make NFL decisions and this video shows it.
Bruh Dallas needed helped with stopping the run and mazi smith will help a lot with that
As a titans fan I’m happy we didn’t trade Henry I don’t see the problem with keeping arguably the best be in the league and I won’t want to see Henry in other jersey than blue and white
Players most likely to revive their career this year please😊
Dalton Kincaid is a STUD.
Didn’t AZ try to trade DHop but failed?
As a Vikings fan, the answer is we do very stupid stuff! Name another team coming off a 13 win season that thinks it needs to go into rebuild mode? We make horrible draft day trades (granted, not always) and are considering dropping their top draft pick from a year ago because he's always hurt. What other team drops a player without even seeing what they have? I know they see him in practice, but unless he is the worst D-back in history, give him a few games at least.
Brenton strange was an excellent pick
Personally dont see the problem with taking a low risk high reward chance on trading for elijah moore
W video like all ways tps
Bro said under 6.5 sack like Atlanta has had a single dline player with for than that for years 😂
Agree on colts. Shoulda never let Gilmore go...at least for so cheap
I think their worst decision was doing nothing to improve the O-Line. It was horrific last year.
@@GLITCHDGALAXY I actually think the line will be fine. They struggled last year but raiman and fries looked good later in the season and the other starters were part of one of the best groups only a few seasons ago so the talent is still there
Dalton Kincaid is gonna be used as a slot receiver as well. But releasing Devin Singletary was probably their biggest mistake.... Especially with Nyhiem Hines getting injured
10:46 The Eagles did offer more but CJGJ held out for too long, thinking he could get more. So CJ hade to settle for less
I wouldn’t Evan say that was there biggest lost I would seumelo was bigger
Eagles did match detroits offer but CJGJ chose to leave
The Packers didn't trade away Rodgers.
He traded himself.
Don’t agree with your Buffalo Bills assessment. Kincaid is basically a number two receiver…New England killed teams with dual te sets for years
True
10:34 I think letting Hargrave go was worse. He's one of the best D tackles, he had his best season with us last year, and he was still getting better. Losing CJ sucked but we replaced him with players we drafted, like Sydney Brown. And Reed Blankenship has looked amazing.
they had no choice, he wanted way too much money. We got Jalen Carter who will be way better than Hargrave and is way cheaper.
@@fekarei5547 Yeah. Still was a really bad move. Jalen Carter will be amazing though
@@ilovetallyhallalot It's not though hargrave wanted 20 mil that we didn't have he's a great player that there was no way to resign Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis are much cheaper players who will easily fill his role
How is drafting Dalton Kincaid by the Bills a mistake. It actually gives Allen a elite slot receiver. The content of this channel needs to get better.
The Rams have almost nothing behind Stafford, Donald, and Kupp. I would not be surprised if at least one of them gets traded by the trade deadline, but it's difficult since they owe them so much either way. They traded Ramsey since he was the easiest to trade.
The Packers worst decision in the offseason was taking Lukas Van Ness. No way was that guy worth spending a first round pick on. Especially for an organization that doesn't draft and develop defensive players well.
Panthers could’ve drafted the literal 6’7 TE in the draft instead of giving a vet old TE 3 year 21mil deal
The Commanders declining Chase Young's 5th year option is not their worst move. Why pay a guy when you don't know if he can stay on the field and produce? They'll have time to work a new deal with him if he pans out, plus coming into the draft he said he wanted to play for Washington.
Dalvin wanted 10 mil and wasn't going to take a pay cut but ended up taking one with the jets, what were the vikes supposed to do?
I don’t dislike the Brenton Strange pick up for the Jags. The real mistake was giving Engram that extension deal.
Yeah he had 700+ yards last season, and was 4th out of all TE’s in that category… But 275 of those yards were from just two big games. The rest of the year wasn’t impressive at all.
9 games under 30 yards. 6 of those games between 4-16 yards. A total of 4 TD’s that all came from only 3 games.
He still has issues with drops too, & is clearly not too special when it comes to blocking.
The Jags should’ve still used the pick on something other than a TE, but I really don’t think Brenton Strange was their worst off-season mistake. Especially if he proves to be a better blocker than Engram, which is entirely possible.
I can see the logic in picking another interior lineman instead of Foskey, but the Saints have plenty of good DBs.
Once again, get your facts straight 🙄
Philly offered CJG a TON of money for an extension (waaaay more than what Detroit has given him), but bc of boneheaded moves from his agent and himself he walked away.
Philly didn't LET Johnson walk, Johnson left the team to feed his own shitty ego.
For the Dalvin cook release, he’s old he’s gonna be 30 soon. His contract is almost up and he will be demanding more money. He’s been showing wear and tear so I think it was a pretty logical move in my opinion…
Daddy Kirklin Cousins for MVP
As a pats fan you are absolutely delusional if you think jakobi Meyers is half as good as ju ju, had jakobi resigned for a 3 year 4-8 million dollar contract I’d say go for it, but 33 million for a return specialist is insane.
Top 10 pass rush duos 👍
Eagles losing CGJ was a huge mistake
Ok as a Steelers fan, extending Ogunjobi was great, he was much better than the stats sheet says, he was a great run stopper and his only issue was a few injuries
Trading Aaron Rodgers would've looked bad for Green Bay if they didn't have a QB sitting behind him but it's a great move not only because it's clear that they'll just move on to Jordan Love, but they got more in return than they should have.
The Bears are more than a year from being Super Bowl contenders. They can't address all their problems in one offseason, especially after being the worst team. I swear, if they addressed edge, they would've been criticized by TPS for not addressing the o line. They addressed the o line, wr room, secondary, and linebacker unit in one offseason, and hence couldn't address the defensive line. And Yannick Ngakoue will help the edge group, not to mention the defensive tackles they drafted are capable of becoming a sack/pressure generating unit. They'll address edge in 2024 and it'll look like a home run selection.
Praying Mazi Smith isn't the next Taco, because man there were some good TEs available at that time.
Brenton strange was the steak if the draft
How is drafting Isiah foskey a mistake they needed some one to replace davenport and Bresee is not a edge he's a interior defensive lineman
Please do why your favorite team can win the Super Bowl
Cardinals:No chance
Bengals: Because our offensive line isn’t a revolving door now.
The BROWNS are in WIN NOW mode?
The world has finally gone mad.
Man, you guys are really inconsistent. I see videos all the time where you want bad teams to trade their good players since they aren’t winning or asking for change of scenery, then you bash every team that does. Also why would the Commanders pick up the option on Young when he hasn’t been healthy or productive in 2 years? Then you’d make a video asking why they gave him 12m while not producing
For the Giant's. Bobby is only getting 21.8 million guaranteed. So if he doesn't work out good. It won't be a big hit
The Jets in not protecting Rogers.
Are you mad? My Bills drafting Kinkaid was an excellent move. At the moment the Bills selected in the draft, there were no 1st rd worthy WR. OL we've got really good help via free agency. Yes we have TE Knox, but there's a concept called 12 personnel which the Bills will use a lot.
And with the Jets, "they should have just drafted an offensive linemen instead of Will McDonald"
They were going to....until Pittsburgh traded up and took the last great one. Anton Harrison was the next tackle at 27 and Steve Avila was the next interior linemen at 36. Drafting either at 15 would be almost as big a reach as Washington Drafting Emmanuel Forbes over Christian Gonzalez at 16
emmanuel forbes was a slight reach at most. Apparently the giants and cowboys were going to pick him if he fell to their pick
@husainhaji2122 the reach with Forbes is moreso that Christian Gonzalez was still on the board
Whos the 2nd “good” rb on the lions? The lions had to of known Swift was leaving so calling Gibbs a bad pick is just stupid. Y’all need to get new writers or educate yourselves FFS
Jadeveon clowney was a fine replacement tbh
Look yes McDonald was a questionable pick but dudes a beast and a baller
As a Dolphins fan we’re looking amazing this year so I’d I had to pick one yeah the TE was probably the worst move of the offseason
As a cowboy fan and Michigan fan I approve strongly!
No team is perfect
Seriously? Jahmyr Gibbs is the bad move for the lions? Detroit realized that, while Montgomery is a great run oriented back, Gibbs is more all around in terms of his play.
You need to pay money for good offensive linemen
We're a run first team and McGlinchey is one of the best run defending players in the league
Lol
No way they just said Okereke is a liability
If Joe Burrow is the Bengals Franchise QB, why he didn't get the extension. Why?!
There’s nothing to say he won’t sign before the start of the season (which I believe will happen) this is just lazy writing, honestly he should have picked on us for letting bell or Perine go
Rumors are they’re working down to the nth detail to get Joey B paid and still keep enough cap room to keep the team competitive. Specifically having enough to resign Boyd at the same time. Burrow wants to be in Cincinnati and Cincinnati wants Burrow. Mike Brown knows this and knows that he’d have an armed mob outside his door if it doesn’t happen…lol.
Cowboys was an L take. We had a pretty bad run defense for most if not all of 2022. We needed a dominant run stopper to add to the defensive line and he was the best player available for that need.
Dude just be making up stuff on a lot of these😂😂
Chargers added 3 linebackers to add to the run defense
Rank every team qb history
This guy doesn’t understand salary cap or having depth or the concept of buy low sell high
The packers weren't wrong for trading away Rodgers. They didn't make the playoffs last year with him, so what's the loss in letting him go? If you don't make it without him there's no drop off there. I agree they could've gotten way more for him. But after a mediocre season and basically ghosting them in the off season, I would've moved on too.
Letting juju isn’t good for a wr1 so chiefs don’t need to worry about it
saying dallas doesn’t need d line help is a lie we couldn’t stop the run whoever made this list is a casual
If cutting a injury prone rb and drafting Gibbs is the worst the the lions have done I’m cool w that , Monty and Gibbs shouldn’t even be talked Ab as playing the same position , Gibbs=weapon
*trading
The Vikings inherited Cook. You can't blame them for cutting Cook with the RB market. Regardless, the team knows they need to retool to compete and shedding some vets may be the way to go. They still have Mattison and they'll get some production from Dewayne McBride. Not to mention the offense in the same system should still be good. It's hard to imagine they'll have enough luck to get to 13 wins though. I think they know that.
mcbride mid asf ty chandler's gonna be getting those touches instead
Juju ain’t a receiver one lmao he thrives in a WR 2 role
What's the name of the music? 😊
For the Chiefs no doubt is letting Orlando Brown go. Not only did they lose their best offensive tackle, but they also allowed him to sign with their rival the Cincinnati Bengals.
For all the times that TPS has castigated Kansas City for not signing him, it’s very peculiar that they chose JuJu Smith-Schuster instead. I don’t recall them giving that much discussion at all prior to this
Kc didn't lose thier best offensive Lineman. They let a RT who only wanted to play LT and wanted a kings ransom to let speed rushers abuse him again. I don't like paying jawaan Taylor, but I was sick of watching brown get beat off the line with his stone feet
Casual thinking releasing Cook was a mistake. Did you see what his contract was prior to being cut? Yeah he had a 1000 rushing yards, but had the lowest YPC in his career and his ROE was negative. Get out of here
Seattle fan, trust me gabe Jackson was the reason why we lost the niners game/panthers game. Phil Haynes will be good