Life's stages in cellophane. The sound of candy getting unwrapped. The sound of condoms taken out of the packaging.
The sound of DeAndre Hopkins old bones collapsing in practice
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You're almost never rational. And I'm not going to go back and repost 20 posts worth of data. Especially when you typically throw a fit and post something like "I'm not even going to read this because ____!!!!"

That's on you.

And I don't think everyone here is wrong. I know you're usually wrong. There's a difference.
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ILC (I like chiefs)
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He still loves Orlando Brown Jr, that's a big indicator where his acuity leads.
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This probably explains a lot.
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Reminds me of the infamous 'Regress Mahomes to the Mean' post from reddit... what if their strengths were weaknesses and their weaknesses were still weaknesses?!?
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My GOD! Should we panic?
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Back to the original topic.

Have we signed this POS yet
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Former #AZCardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins is set to visit the #Patriots next week, sources say. This is after his #Titans visit, as Hopkins’ free agent market heats up. New England could add a top pass-catcher for Mac Jones. pic.twitter.com/ip2KCk2pLN

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) June 9, 2023

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I always like to start the day watching "who can knock off the Chiefs" videos and giving myself a panic attack, really gets the juices flowing.
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Seems to be less of them this year , We broke a lot if analysts last year but I’m sure most of them will remind us why the word anal is part of their chosen profession
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Oh boy, if the Pats land Hopkins they might be looking at an 8 or 9 win season and could potentially avoid a last place finish in their division! What are we going to do????
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It's happening with the Chargers, again. Seeing a lot of "Michael Lombardi was the problem" buzz.

And yeah, Lombardi hyper focuses on the short pass game. But the idea for some seems to be that he wasn't good, at all.

I suspect the Chargers will end up throwing more deep shots (and being more explosive, potentially, as a result), but that some aspects of their short passing game that have been positives (consistency, moving the chains, gaining a lot of positive yardage) may step back... and they end up roughly the same.

The question could also be asked... does a more explosive, less consistent offense (that isn't as good at methodical, clock-chewing drives) mesh well with Brandon Staley?
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Didn't you hear? The Bengals would have beaten us if Tyler Boyd didn't get hurt. We just aren't good at all one bit no sir!
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