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Luckily I didn't step in shit. I kinda thought I felt the same way you did. My first comment was that perhaps he will be the X and they'll move Ridley to a more natural Z. The thing I liked about the Dike pick was speed and ST. He looks like a stud pick.

If Jones continues to play as he has over the last 3 weeks I wouldn't rule out the possibility of him getting another deal here as that veteran EDGE/DL presence while they draft and develop their own guys.

Um...what? Please explain how this is true given that (in addition to giving up McCreary) the Titans gave up a 6th round conditional pick as well.

This up tempo Offense Wash is uisng is exactly what Ward needs from his OC.

I agree, which leads me to believe that they were at the end. I mean if the coach tells the player "you need to change the way you're playing" and the player flat out says no, you're kind of at an impasse. Personally, I felt like Brownlee was overrated specially as an outside CB but the Titans certainly saw enough value in him to start him so I'm sure they didn't just part ways on some petty shit knowing damn well what the players behind Brownlee looked like.

If the Titans can move Ward and Jones you'd be talking about a combo edge rusher room/CB room as bad as ever assembled

Could be Shedeur vs Ward at that point and yes that Browns defense will murder the Titans.

I’m patient in non physical sports. But if a team is asking players to man up, play physical in a sport that already has short player careers, and a high risk of catastrophic injuries — that team shouldn’t take too long getting their shit together.

Browns will kill the Titans

Practically every player in the nfl runs +/-2mph from 20. Hell, i think sweat was clocked at like 16.5 last year. Edit: the nextgen nfl data at least looks like that.

Makes sense to trade players you aren't going to re-sign for some value instead of losing them for nothing especially when you are not trying to be a competitive team this year. Probably not even next year, though improvement should be noticeable. They shouldn't be the worst team in the league next year too. They are targeting 2027 and the new stadium for competitiveness.

No idea about this site, but I guess Titans primarily rush four? https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/stats-nfl/nfl-defensive-tendencies/

Insubordination can lead to things other than being cut/traded though, especially if the player has some potential and the team is not at the end of its tether.

I have a lot more patience with this stuff than most . Technically the rebuild started this year . I’m willing to write off next year assuming improvement and more competitive games. But if they continue to look like “we ass” in 2027, I’ll be calling for firings.

Didn't dig that deep just stood out on the raw sack numbers.

Similar blitz rates?

I’d say the Saints one is slightly likelier only because Garrett just destroys Dan Moore and their defense is still good. I watched the first half of that game (Browns) and Gabriel’s arm was weak. Can’t imagine him succeeding . They ll will go to Sanders at some point .

Looks like Dillon Gabriel is one more underwhelming game from being benched and the Saints benched Rattler this week for Shough.

I don't like picking MNF games. Crazy shit happens.

likely both of the GMs made the reference at some point and Embid, the resulting high pick for Philly even had the moniker for some time, “the process”. That said, it’s also a term of frustration/derision and continued delayed expectations while the front office desperately tries to navigate shitty teams, dubious draft picks, cheap free agents, and sooner or later acknowledging that players/contracts have a finite time. And so does the patience of their fans. tldr: results, or progress please, or the decision makers can gtfo for the next guys dedicated to winning with less excuses.

The front office is embracing a complete rebuild, not the competitive rebuild Ran tried. They might have 2 possible winning games left....Browns and Saints.

Yes his last 3 games have seen a big uptick in pressures/sacks.