Rams are all in....

[Michael K.]

McDuffie is not an all pro. He is a FORMER all pro. His production got worse in each of the last two seasons and he didn't even make the pro-bowl this year. Still a good player and probably makes their team better but lets not act like they just picked up prime Deion Sanders or something.

He was an All Pro the two years prior to last year. I guess you watched all his snaps and see that he is now a severely flawed Corner? Dude. Come one. Two All Pros in four seasons, and you think he's "decent". The only way to trade for a top CB is to get Prime? If you can find where I compared him to Prime, then go for it. I called him a two time All Pro and said those don't grow on trees. They traded late round picks and a late first round pick. I stand by my statement that if they win an NFCCG? They will have no problem with the cost.

[douche]

Speaking of 'all in', SEA is all in as well. Schneider is going to deal with the free agents and I think he'll have another strong draft to add a few more key pieces. And Macdonald is already scheming for next season.

The more I think about it, the more I see Macdonald as a human version of the terminator. This guy is relentless, he's on top of it. His approach, his staff, his love of football... all of it. We're in good hands.

[Michael K.]

The more I think about it, the more I see Macdonald as a human version of the terminator. This guy is relentless, he's on top of it. His approach, his staff, his love of football... all of it. We're in good hands.

I will tell you this....McVey and Shanahan do not like that he is in their division.

[57reasons]

I 100% don't want Max Crosby. This defense is about scheme and execution, not about "superstars'. Crosby his hilariously expensive. Everyone on Seattle succeeds because it's all about DOING YOUR JOB, not being the one guy to stand out. You just want a splashy headline - that shit is for dumpesterfire franchises desperately trying to sell season tickets. Seattle doesn't have the draft capital to make a move like that and sending two firsts or a bunch of picks we need would be a colossal mistake. I see zero chance that happens. This team was built by smart, calculated drafting and clever veteran free agent & trade acquisitions, NOT leveraging the future for one player. JS learned his lesson with Adams - that's not happening again.

No, we do not 'need to keep up with the lambs' by doing stupid shit. We just won the SB by NOT doing that. The dude the lambs got is good but does not fit the scheme = go read the write up on thier SB page. The lambs are in desperation mode - seattle is not.

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this.
good as he is, we don't need Crosby, or Hendrickson. wouldnt mind swapping Rashan Gary for Boye Mafe though. as long as we get one more year from DLaw and one decent replacement for Mafe (Gary, Oweh, Kwitty Paye, Bradley Chubb, Joey Bosa, Klayvon Chaisson, or Cam Jordan come to mind). some of those are big names that in the past would've commanded big coin, but at this late stage in their careers should come relatively cheaply. With MM's genius play-calling and the tremendous talent in the interior and the secondary, you don't need a Myles Garrett on the edge.

[Donn Beach]

They might not need Myles Garrett on the edge but I bet if you asked MM he'd love to have him there. I've seen two firsts and a third proposed. I'm doing that, those firsts really aren't that valuable if you're the two time defending SB champion. Seems like Cleveland could do better than that

[Sibelius Hindemith]

I'm not sure Garrett is a JS kind of guy. Seems to get in trouble a lot.