TwentyOne
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Honestly i dont t think rushing the qb will be such a big problem.We'll go 4-13 and wonder why we can't rush the quarterback
Honestly i dont t think rushing the qb will be such a big problem.We'll go 4-13 and wonder why we can't rush the quarterback
You're right Parsons won't have a problem come week 4...Honestly i dont t think rushing the qb will be such a big problem.
Before the Clark acquisition, I was more in the 6 range. I think people are grossly underrating what he will do for this D. If healthy of course, and if EZ can play.Thinking time over, i went 8-9.
They might go 5-12, but there will be 10 or 11 games televised in the NYC area including apps, that's a great number.
If these guys fight every game they can get 8 wins.
W/ the huge upgrade at NT, the D might be stronger.7 wins, based on an explosive pass offense (that takes a month or two to find its footing after we fiddle around trying to make a mediocre run game work).
Defense is weaker minus its best player, CBs are all playing on one leg, and LT still a major question mark.
I don't see it. I think you're overvaluing the other players on the team. Kenny is a unquestionably a great addition to the DL and there is some good depth now too, but a) I don't trust the other pass rushers to consistently pressure the QB and stop the run b) the LBs are still questionable (Damone Clark and Kenneth Murray haven't ever been good) c) and the secondary is patchy, with Bland as the only standout player (Diggs injured, Elam never good, Hooker a JAG, and Wilson was incredibly bad last year).W/ the huge upgrade at NT, the D might be stronger.
And I think you're underrating the monstrous upgrade Kenny is at NT.I don't see it. I think you're overvaluing the other players on the team. Kenny is a unquestionably a great addition to the DL and there is some good depth now too, but a) I don't trust the other pass rushers to consistently pressure the QB and stop the run b) the LBs are still questionable (Damone Clark and Kenneth Murray haven't ever been good) c) and the secondary is patchy, with Bland as the only standout player (Diggs injured, Elam never good, Hooker a JAG, and Wilson was incredibly bad last year).
They could all come together, and Flus could coach em up, but the same problems from last year are still here (D. Clark, D. Wilson, DEs that can't stop the run etc...), with some new ones to boot (pass rush is weaker and the CBs are a mash unit).
Clark is going to be a great addition to the interior DL and that should also help the LBs. Run stopping should improve, yes. He also seems like a solid leader, which is desperately needed on this unit.And I think you're underrating the monstrous upgrade Kenny is at NT.
You're right Parsons won't have a problem come week 4...
Yes, we want to get two First round picks instead of having First round picks that are really second round picks.I said 8-9. The Micah trade made 2025 an unofficial rebuild year. We have to hope GB tanks so our two #1 picks next year are better. Very unlikely that happens but we can hope.
Lots of unknowns, questionable RB room, and a rookie HC make this a tough year to make the playoffs. Hoping this can be a year where a new nucleus emerges.
And, why should you or we...as we haven't seen Dak play in forever and, when he did, he was pretty bad? And, an entirely new defense to boot. The D is either going to come together, be average, or crumble. I think losing a player like Micah can work both ways. While pass rushing will suffer from his absence, the overall D could improve but I expect it will take some time. It would be nice if they clicked early. But, I expect a click at some point. This is the fun part of the game. So many unknowns right now.I predicted 6 or 7 wins,that hasn't changed..I do not trust dak or the run defense.

