Recent content by dhockster

The Giants were in a no-win situation because they decided to Franchise Barkley and give Jones a multi year deal 2 years back. They should have reversed that. So they put themselves in a no-win situation by mismanaging their roster.

Agreed. The lead actress is very compelling. She has a young Jodie Foster feel

Bryce Hall is legit. Run defense has to contain him

Don't you guys play New England this week? In Dallas? Why are you on to Los Angeles?

Two important messages that Richie learned and we all can think about from the "Forks" episode: It is never to late to start over, no matter how messed up your life is, and "every second counts" does not just apply to the kitchen, but to life in general. Absolutely great episode, and I loved...

The only thing Rosie O'Donnell has done that I really like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhLSCD9NTKA

It just doesn't matter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9mf3Bypyk8

Disappointed that this is probably the only song off Security in this countdown. It is a great album.

So my analysis of the Texans draft goes like this: I think The McNairs wanted to get a franchise QB before 2023, because a rebuild really doesn't officially begin until you have a franchise QB to build around. I think Ryans really wanted a stud defensive player to start building his defense. So...

I am calling C.J. Stroud with #2.

If we assume the Panthers take Young and the Texans aren't sold on Stroud as a franchise QB, I think there is a fairly good chance they trade down. An intriguing trade would be with the Raiders, with the Texans getting a 1st next year and Garapollo, plus the Raiders picking up part of his...

Over the last 3 years Singletary has averaged 39 receptions a year, which I think is a pretty good amount, and he may get more opportunities in the west coast offense. Also, he is a good complement to Pierce, a big upgrade over Burkhead, and he can help keep Pierce fresh, which is necessary...

Watson is the gift that keeps on giving.... https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/texans-forfeit-nfl-draft-pick-fined-175000-after-salary-cap-reporting-violation-involving-deshaun-watson/

So with 2 years left on Dak's contract, do you guys think the Cowboys should take Hendon Hooker in the 3rd round if he is available? I actually think this would be a good move because his rookie year will most likely be a red shirt year recovering from his injury, and the Cowboys would have...

Obviously Mahomes and Kelce. The other thing is bad tackling by the Eagles and Pacheco has several big runs that could have been short gains with good tackling. Kind of like the McCaffery TD run in the NFC championship