Mythos27

This was a difficult lesson for my cheap ass to learn but it's true. Today's price isn't the same as yesterday's price and a record-setting contract today looks like a great deal 3 years from now. Improving our shitty football teams is like the only upside to having to sit back and watch as billionaires collectively skull-fuck our society. Might as well enjoy it.

Willis is a lot like Anthony Richardson; both appear to be really nice guys with a lot of talent, but will never be franchise QBs. Mind you I'm rooting for Malik at this point because I want him to make Slowik look good.

I'd bet him and Levis are boys. But yeah, I doubt he wants to carry Levis for another 2 years.

Ultimately, the QB makes the call on a play by play basis. Most modern play calls have at least one deep and one short passing option and it's yours to the QB to determine where to go based on coverage. Cam prefers to go deep and so he's gonna take those shots.

Happy for Malik. Also happy he's someone else's project. The Anthony Richardson reclamation project will be another I'll be intrigued to watch from afar.

For sure. I have a massive bias towards 6'1+ receivers so liking a guy like Wan'dale does not give easy. The guy can play though. What I worry about with him is that Cam does not use the quick game too much so a lot of what makes Robinson special could be wasted. Conversely, I see him chucking up at least 2 bombs a game to Alec Pierce that Pierce catches.

No one loves guys that fall below athletic thresholds more than the Titans the last 5 years. In all seriousness though, I like both of these guys I just think Pierce is much more impactful and I'd be willing to pay him more.

He also REALLY stepped up to fill some of the void that the Malik Nabers injury left behind last season. A lot of guys shrink when their role gets bigger.

As far as Wan'dale Robinson I'm not enamored but he's better than people think. He single-handedly made Levis a second round pick and first round prospect when they were at Kentucky. Signing him wouldn't be a home run but a double isn't bad.

I've had eye on Alec Pierce for a while now. He's a difference-maker and one of those rare guys that will grow with an expanded role. Indy primarily used him as a deep threat and didn't look to him for much either despite his good route running and phenomenal hands. The Colts have a amassed an impressive stable of receivers and somehow managed to under-utilize them all. Sign Pierce.

Not for people like you. The ability to self delude to that degree prevents act actual growth from happening. You'll likely die being this way.

You're beyond reach. I'm genuinely sad to see it.

You criticize and hold people accountable to the best of your ability regardless of how little power you have. You speak out against in hopes others will do the same. You make sure that in the future no one can pretend they didn't see the catastrophe coming. That's what you do. What you don't do is throw your hands up and meekly accept it because your guy is the one to blame for it all.

I'm dead serious, I think these guys would let Trump put it in if he asked more than once. Never seen grown men this submissive to power and servile to power.

They all do. Every. Single. One of them. It's incredible to watch in real time. They stand for nothing.