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The other small thing I noticed in KC is while their D is playing quite well, some teams are getting more pressure on Mahomes than in years past. I'm not sure if it's because they lost Orlando Brown, or this is a fixable issue. But right now, it certainly looks like a repeat of last year's Super Bowl is quite possible. It's also November 7, and the Super Bowl is three months from now. Many past SB teams have looked great at the start of the following season.
Well, we were right about Carson Wentz. As bad as he's declined, the attrition rate is so high someone signed him. I would have thought Colt McCoy would have got the call before him, but I guess not.
The guy who wrote that Yardbarker article must not have watched Aiden O'Connell play. He also didn't bother looking up Garappolo's contract, or he would have known if the Raiders cut him after June 1st the payout is still "only" $28m, but the cap hit is spread over two seasons, making it relatively easy to move on from him. He's also assuming Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert will remain healthy for the rest of the season apparently, as he didn't comment on just how dire their back-up QB depth chart is. Anyone who watched any preseason game knows if Cincinnati has to start Jake Browning or Will Grier, they are doomed. For some bizarre reason some beat writers who must not watch much football think Easton Stick is a capable back-up QB, or they are basing it on the Chargers saying he did well in OTAs. Well, WTF? Because they must have never watched the guy actually play. Just awful in every preseason game I've seen of him. Both of these teams will struggle to win a game without their starting QB.
Well, we were right about Carson Wentz. As bad as he's declined, the attrition rate is so high someone signed him. I would have thought Colt McCoy would have got the call before him, but I guess not.
The guy who wrote that Yardbarker article must not have watched Aiden O'Connell play. He also didn't bother looking up Garappolo's contract, or he would have known if the Raiders cut him after June 1st the payout is still "only" $28m, but the cap hit is spread over two seasons, making it relatively easy to move on from him. He's also assuming Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert will remain healthy for the rest of the season apparently, as he didn't comment on just how dire their back-up QB depth chart is. Anyone who watched any preseason game knows if Cincinnati has to start Jake Browning or Will Grier, they are doomed. For some bizarre reason some beat writers who must not watch much football think Easton Stick is a capable back-up QB, or they are basing it on the Chargers saying he did well in OTAs. Well, WTF? Because they must have never watched the guy actually play. Just awful in every preseason game I've seen of him. Both of these teams will struggle to win a game without their starting QB.
