Okay you don’t like Grigson for a mistake he made over 6 1/2 years ago by trading a first round pick (26 overall).

Mistakes happen and you learn from them.
Grigson did some good and some bad just like every other GM does. He was the Colts GM from 2012 – 2016 and in those seasons the Colts finished 11-5, 11-5, 11-5, 8-8 and 8-8. Never had a losing…[Read more]

I am not sure if this is true or not. Hue Jackson came out and said it was something he never heard and since he was the HC, I think he would be heard rumors at that time.

You don’t need stats to make ridiculous conclusions.

I realize that the RG is still going to have to do his job. I also happen to realize that when you have a great player next to you, it will give you confidence because you don’t have to worry about the guy next to you doing his job.

The Browns have filled a lot of holes this year and RG, while weak is mainly an unknown right now. We can use an…[Read more]

Shooter, the Browns play the Colts in Cleveland and it is a 4:25 start and that is what I find weird. I do not remember the last time the Browns had a scheduled 4 pm start at home.

One thing I know for sure is that there will be at least 1 (probably more) player on the roster who isn’t on the team right now. It happens every year. I would prefer that player to be Clowney but don’t think it will happen.

I actually think that having Conklin at right tackle is going to make whoever wins the right guard spot automatically better.

He is a better first for the power run blocking scheme and horizontal spread passing offense. Neither of which we employ.

Thanks Ice. I had read an article and it stated that Stefanski used the third wide receiver only 25 percent of the time and it made me wonder how The Vikings roster was constructed.

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DS: I appreciate the time it took for you to come up with your roster. I think it will be interesting to see how it pans out.

I hate starting at the Rats. For the Sunday games, all are 1 pm starts aside from a HOME game against the Colts which I find weird.

When Kevin Stefanski was with the Vikings, they carried the following:

QB 2
RB 4
TE 4
WR 4
FB 1
OL 10

DL 10
LB 5
DB 10

ST 3 (a kicker, punter, and long snapper)

I thought it was a interesting to see how Minnesota’s GM constructed the roster with Stefanski as OC. It seems like he has the right amount of input on the decisions since they all…[Read more]

Last year in Minnesota, Stefanski used three wide receiver sets 25% of the time. I would expect something similar this year.

Agree. They were decisive with the picks. I thought it looked pretty good. They obviously had players who they were targeting and went out and got them.
I do believe they were true to their draft board too and didn’t reach.

Higgins is no doubt the 3rd best receiver on the team. It isn’t his fault we had an idiot for a HC last year. When the ball is throw his way, he produces.

Peoples Jones may have talent but he also drops the ball at times. Still a solid pick but I don’t expect him to see the field as a WR a lot in year one because Stefanski doesn’t utilize 3 WRs…[Read more]

Well, Wills won’t be wearing number 73. Kevin Stefanski said he can’t have that number so Wills will be wearing number 71 and said he is going to start his own legacy.

There was never any doubt to picking up the 5th year option for Garrett. Once Stefanski was hired, I just figured we would keep Njoku, even after signing Hooper to a mega contract and then drafting a TE. When you run a majority of offensive sets with 2 TEs and sometimes even 3 then it just makes sense to have 3 of them who can make plays and…[Read more]