I have yet to see Tua play mistake free enough of the time, or really be that productive. Recall, when Miami had an aging Ryan Fitzpatrick, and the two of them shared time at the position, Fitz put up better numbers, and the offense seemed on fire at times. Now, I don't know how much Brian Flores had to do with that - he did insert and maybe favor Tua when they were both healthy, but there's also talk where Flores said they got along fine, but some sources say Tua never felt the same about Flores. Who knows? But Tua certainly has all the tools now. How well can Mike McDaniel coach? He was OC for the 49ers, but Shanahan called the plays. He's never been an HC of any team, or a play caller from what I can tell. It almost looks like teams are desperate to find a young Sean McVey "wunderkind" to magically solve all their problems with their wicket smart genius, and McDaniel went to Yale, so, case closed! We'll see...
Curious how well the Murray-Brown, and Carr-Adams connection works, as both played college together. I was skeptical of the Bengals taking Ja'Marr Chase so high, but he and Joe Burrow are a real reason for Cincy's success with a great connection going back to college.
Julian Edelman talking about un-retiring. I think this would be a bad idea. It almost never works well. Gronk missed 2019 and came back and was serviceable. But he's maybe the best TE in history. I can't think of a single other player who retired for a full year, then came back. Players like Dieon Sanders who left to play baseball for a year in his prime don't count. I'm talking about fully retired players, like in their md or late 30's, like Edelman.
Curious how well the Murray-Brown, and Carr-Adams connection works, as both played college together. I was skeptical of the Bengals taking Ja'Marr Chase so high, but he and Joe Burrow are a real reason for Cincy's success with a great connection going back to college.
Julian Edelman talking about un-retiring. I think this would be a bad idea. It almost never works well. Gronk missed 2019 and came back and was serviceable. But he's maybe the best TE in history. I can't think of a single other player who retired for a full year, then came back. Players like Dieon Sanders who left to play baseball for a year in his prime don't count. I'm talking about fully retired players, like in their md or late 30's, like Edelman.