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We basically hit the jackpot on the 3rd day 2 7th round rookies playing as decent starters with a 4th rotating very nicely.

IMO Bengals are definitely better on offense than the Eagles. They have top class receivers and solid runners. By comparison Eagles are more single dimensional which should make things easier but have a much better defense so it'll be interesting.

I think this great title should be reflected in this topic

Eagles are solid on the ground but not as much in the air. This one will come down to stopping the run and having them try to beat us in the air. Offense needs to score often, can't keep returning from the red zone empty handed or with just field goals.

He came prepared to play. Need to extend him this year and keep building around him on the line. Loved what Nnadi brought to the table as well, they were too focused on Jones to worry about others

Way too many pessimism about this one. Bengals have a very good offense but like the previous 3 games this one is ours to lose so as long as Reid comes to play we should win this one rather easily. Mahomes' injury is the only risk but seems like that's getting much better as well.

Is it a comeback win or just casually leading throughout?

The biggest factor, outside health, would be his idiot son. Since we already know what's happening on that front and it didn't lead to a departure from Andy I'm guessing he'll see the end of his current contract. I doubt he stays beyond 2025 though.

Mahomes is too competitive for his own good. I wouldn't rule out some QB runs with that extra push for the final 1-2 yards if needed for a 1st. Reid has to make sure that Mahomes will have no reason to run.

A rookie QB that's 6-0 as a starter exceeds any other production from any other position. May be over the years things could change but I believe 49ers won the draft this year.

Comparing to the other QBs that got paid Mahomes' deal already looks like a bargain. So many losers got paid because of the inflated market, Mahomes at least pays for his contract making cheap WRs look solid and a lame OL survive.

I agree with the first part. They may not be as dominant next week as they were against the Bills as a team clicking 100% isn't as common. However they may not have a huge drop-off. Regarding the second point they still have Burrow on his rookie deal for another season and there's the 5th year option which they will likely decline in favor of a long-term deal this offseason. That still means at least a couple more years of lame cap hit which should be enough to give them huge flexibility. They already have a huge cap space and have been drafting well. I expect them to start worrying about the cap in around 3 years or so. That being said Burrow isn't Mahomes so we have the edge there but Bengals may end up being what everyone expected the Bills to turn into in the AFC.

Can't complain about people bragging with a 3-0 record, they earned the right to be arrogant. We need to shut them up on the field.

Normally both teams get a different cut in the playoffs based on the home-away structure. Also not every revenue is shared. However I don't know what the split would be in case of Atlanta.

Went through the OT prospects for the draft. We need to pile up on those and keep Mahomes uprights. The rest is just bonus.

To be fair he throws well in every condition This has the looks of a real trap game but in the playoffs.

Normally it's bad for pass-heavy teams but Mahomes have enough such games under his belt to overcome. In the mean time we might as well try that run thing.

Probably an injury backup for the playoffs at this point. Otherwise I don't see them waiving anyone on the roster for CEH.

Flying some lucky season ticket holders to Germany, not a bad vacation depending on the time of the year.

That will help him get a 1-year deal somewhere followed by likely another one elsewhere until he fades away in 2-3 years. Smaller guys that have hard time recovering from non-surgery injuries don't really make it in the NFL.

I can only think of 2 franchises that would be so desperate at this point and both are in AFC West I don't expect the Saints getting 2 1st round picks but they will likely get a solid compensation in the process. Let's see if Denver is stupid enough to give up so many picks.

It'll be a ransom for sure.

I guess there was not enough context I believe Kafka will end up being a Reid-type HC as he keeps going and once Reid retires he'll likely be in the mix for the vacant job.

Reid will put on the brakes. I don't see anything higher than a 10-point win.

May be the best statement regarding the last 2 drafts. Focused on this year though but we've seen the outcome of last one as well https://1350kman.com/2023/01/chiefs-rookie-regulars-ready-for-playoff-debuts/