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So he's progressing!

If you are the mergerer then you have let me down. You've let me down big time.

Do we really need to have a giant messy merge of every FA move? It makes it difficult to find and discuss a certain move or player. For example, I fully expect this post to go unnoticed.

Minshew couldn't hit the broadside of a barn if he fell out a boat today. JT with two boneheaded runs out of bounds on the last drive, especially on 2nd down where he could have fought close to the first down. Proud he fought to stay in the game but maybe a healthy Moss would have been better.

Guess again.

Braden Smith has played like 3 games. It's pretty clear Carr's lineman votes are like 100% PFF based.

Cop out.

Nothing to see here, folks. Move along.

Yesterday his PFF grade was 30.6, which is atrocious and about what my eyes told me (I guessed mid to low 20s). And while yesterday was probably his worst game, his play just has not been good. He just hasn't shown the speed, reaction, fluidity, and play making ability that made him a star. Again, I hope so much for even a 75% return to form but one can only hold out hope for so long.

Ohhh Puhhh-leeezzzz I'm not sure anyone wants Leonard to play at a high level again more than I do. Sadly, with that said, he was absolutely horrendous today and the lights just haven't been on all year. Today, he was hesitant, getting put on his *, getting juked in open field and he just looks plain slow. Unfortunately, 7 assisted tackles on a stat sheet does not a good day make. He looks like an old man trying to recapture his glory days and it's just so sad. A sure fire HOF career ruined and now he will likely hardly be remembered outside of Indy. Again, I really hope something changes but those injuries have clearly wrecked him.

We beat the only QB worse than Minshew. Seriously, is Ehlinger or Mond ready?

Non-existent would be an upgrade from his play today.

Sam Ehlinger but worse.

Good lord x2

Granson has improved but he is still little more than just a guy IMO. I would eventually like to see Mallory and Woods get more PT and Granson less. I do 100% agree that Cox will walk next year and Olgetree will take that inline spot, especially with how well he's blocking lately.

Good lord.

The offensive line this year is back to near 2021 form vs bottom feeder 2022 line. That may have played a role along with his ankle. Should the line keep up this effort, JT will shine.

Really? Are you just being a negative Nancy today? I mean when, which will be pretty quickly. He looked well on his way today.

No, we are not going to be in Caleb Williams sweepstakes. We won't have the record and we have our QB. Not even close.

He will be a great spell back for JT. However, once JT gets his legs and wind back, it won't be close.

Both of ARs injuries were pretty bad luck and freakish. Try not to panic. And hell no to Minshew taking over. End of discussion.

So you want to bench AR and JT? Some hot takes from you today. With that said, great game from Moss. Finally found a really good spell back for JT. No more Hines up the middle for a cloud of dust.

No, he was late onto the field (or trying to get off before being told to get back in), which made him way out of position.

You don't move Raimann when he is playing near elite at LT. I'm ok with the idea of trading Braden, for the right return, if you believe Freeman will be a good RT or you plan on drafting his replacement in the upcoming draft. Drafting a top 5 LT, who is no guarantee, and moving a near elite LT to RT is super messy and likely to blow up in your face.

Lol good lord