2023 Offseason Discussion (moves, rumors, hopes & dreams!)

All sound logic and I am with you 100%. We going to let them do their thing. We taking notes though, and if this stuff bites us Kwesi will have questions to answer. I do like Kwesi and want him to get it done, but this bigger than that. This our club and we expect great things ahead anything else will be uncivilized.

It is puzzling why Joejuan Williams is the only veteran CB they've added - and he has one career start under his belt, so he doesn't have much experience. There are a few decent options out there who could work as the top backup CB because I'm not trusting Williams or Booth Jr to be that guy. Add in the fact that all of the CBs who are likely to make the team have injury histories, they are really risking it a la the CB room in 2020.
He's a special teams guy and they cut ILB William Kwenkeu, so it's just a shuffling of guys on the 90 man roster. These 90 man moves really aren't significant, they have the room to add multiple CBs if they really wanted to.
It could be a sign that Nwangwu's injury is worse than expected and also deciding that they've seen enough of Chandler and don't feel he needs anymore touches in the preseason.

Y'all think about me finna go to urgent care. Was working out and hurt my knee now I can't walk and my knee swollen up it sucks. Maybe I am just getting old lol. I feel like these weak guys who keep getting hurt for us. Regardless no way someone playing at whatever is going on in my knee. Super Bowl or nothing it's rough. It was hurt but I was limping yesterday evening now it swollen and I couldn't get up without help today dang.

I don't do doctors unless its real this is bad so I was talked into going, I reluctantly going to go say I better go get it checked out I hope it nothing serious, but it don't look good.

Hicks isn't losing any snaps in practice, and he's the guy calling plays to the rest of the defense and Flores wanted to keep him to be a team leader. It would be rough for Asamoah to lose this job that was practically hand-gifted to him, but to start there should be a rotation of sorts. I expect Pace to start on subpackages and then potentially poach more snaps if he looks good going forward.

I just saw article I agree with. It was talking about us missing out on Ronald Darby. I don't like seeing the Ravens get him and not us. He has injury concerns but I wanted to add some vets at spots I think we still have questions.

Anyways I agreed with the article as saying a lot of our decisions are risky. It could all work out and we feeling like they geniuses it also has a fatal element to it.

I feel we sometimes hesitate on decisions and move slow. Sometimes patience can be a virtue, other times a detriment. Because not being decisive can sometimes leave you settling and scrambling later. I get trying to push your guys you drafted up, but I feel it is risky without a plan behind it. Especially guys who still struggling and you hoping they magically play well when the season starts.

There is a reason they brought guys in at those spots to visit. A visit is one thing signing somebody to add depth at a concern spot is another. It may work, but I doubt every single young guy they counting on turn out. Double down at the questionable spots. They watching though so for now I will give them the benefit of the doubt. But some of the actions point to them knowing and seeing what I see as problem areas. The question is are they willing to hurt feelings to get the best team we can possibly have. Or is Pride above common logic?

Will FAs eventually stop coming in. I know its a job interview and they are al fighting like crazy to get a job. But eventually agents are going to say dont bother. I am sure there is a legitmate counter arguement to mine but jeepers.....

Who did we cut for this all the sudden needed QB toward the end of camp?