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He is making $6.5 million in this last year of his contract and will be 33 years old heading into free agency next year. After his pulmonary embolism in 2019, there is no guarantee he would resign for cheap money or that the team would want to sign him to a long-term. The sport has not treated...

This is Andrew's last year, I can see Strange coming off pup and sharing snaps at center.

I have to say this makes me feel a lot better about these two draft picks.

I felt it was a little like Atlanta's front office. Free agency and June cuts are for roster holes and complementary players; you gatta draft talent first in the draft. This team needs more blue-chip talent; we are not just two or three players away.

I hope Wolf and Mayo leaves the quarterback decision to Van Pelt. Our OC has a good history of predicting future QB stars and will know what he wants for our future west coast offense. I have a feeling that if Van Pelt doesn't love either Daniels or McCarthy at 3 we trade down and pick Nix in...

The amazing thing is that McCarthy did this while developing a new, more pro-ready rotational throwing motion this offseason.

My love affair with May is over...McCarthy is catching my eye for a 2025 starter.

The stock market has the meme T.I.N.A.: There Is No Alternative

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You're right. It is pathetic free agency. This was a perfect offseason to turn short-term talent into long-term talent that would survive the rebuild. Sneed is just the latest example. At least one of Godchaux, Wise, or Jones should have been replaced. Judon, Andrews, and Bentley should have...

Is Maye a potential Herbert, Allen, or Bledsoe? Is Daniels a potential Jackson, Hurts, or Mayfield? I would pick Daniels as the better QB in year 1 or 2, but in the longer term, I lean toward Maye. However, he needs to sit out this first year. This pink hat hasn't changed his mind.

I want to complain about our failure to pursue some of the top defensive free agents. However, we are resigning our guys for so damn cheap.

I don't see the love for this guy.

I think only 1.2 million will come off the Pats salary cap.

I still want a young blue-chip free-agent defensive lineman. This is the year to get one.

I'm in on Ridley because his team still wants him for big money, even with a deep draft for receivers.

Outside of LT Smith, I don't want our team to spend any real money on older, savvy veterans. This team has to focus on 2025 and 2026! Please sign younger blue chips anywhere we can get them. We can fill the roster holes in June after the draft. There are so many great defensive players...

The solution is simple, get receivers that can catch the damn ball.

After the JJSS fiasco, teams won't sign Bourne to more than the minimum until he shows he is fully healed. I'm afraid his time has passed for him to be a long-term answer at WR.

The funny thing is we nailed this last draft, but our overall talent was so bad it didn't make much of a difference.