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[Riverwalk]

Yep...tired of watching our D get gashed for big yardage up the gut...AND nobody pushing the pocket...I rate IDL and C as our two biggest PON's...if we can trade down for an extra 2nd rounder at least, what do you say to this:

Round 1 - IDL
Round 2a - C
Round 2b - RB or CB
Round 3a - RB, CB or RT
Round 4 - LB or FS
Round 5 - TE, FS, RT, OG or CB
Round 6a - OG or leftover PON from above
Round 6b - CB or Edge
Round 7 - PON

I like it but that requires 9 studs in one draft. The Chargers would need the two best drafts in history to get that haul.

This time of year always smells of such optimism.

[Lefty2SLO]

I like it but that requires 9 studs in one draft. The Chargers would need the two best drafts in history to get that haul.

This time of year always smells of such optimism.

The difference this year is it's legitimate optimism, which we haven't had in a looong time, as opposed to the blind homer optimism we've been forced to engage in since - I don't know . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marty was here?

[Topcat]

I like it but that requires 9 studs in one draft. The Chargers would need the two best drafts in history to get that haul.

This time of year always smells of such optimism.

Yeah but...this time we have Harbo...just won the National Championship...

[Fouts2herbert]

Oh Joey and MW are gone. So with some free agency dollars - would need to sign a guy like Van Noy or a cheaper Edge Rusher to back up Turner and Tuli. And yes, I would be fine rolling Turner and Tuli out there from Day 1

our d-line needs a guy like Wilkins, teaming him up with Tuli and Mack would be ideal...

[SAY OW 55]

Bring in Mitch Morse Center.

[Formula 21]

Oh Joey and MW are gone. So with some free agency dollars - would need to sign a guy like Van Noy or a cheaper Edge Rusher to back up Turner and Tuli. And yes, I would be fine rolling Turner and Tuli out there from Day 1

As in Dallas Turner baby. We are set for future there if we go that way. At a premium position.

[Bolt4Knob]

The difference this year is it's legitimate optimism, which we haven't had in a looong time, as opposed to the blind homer optimism we've been forced to engage in since - I don't know . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marty was here?

I agree - it is legitimate optimism. I am just taking a wait and see attitude to see what happens with free agency and the draft before I start to form an opinion on how good the team can be

Granted, better coaching, a better training staff with Ben Herbert - all of that - are positives. The Chargers, I have no doubt, will be a better team with Harbaugh as HC, this staff than any other coach they could have hired with the same players. And that is why I wanted Harbaugh - all things equal - he would coach up the roster the best. He was 1................................................. ...... Vrabel was 2................................................. .................................................. .........and the rest were a distant 3rd

[Bolt4Knob]

Justin Simmons released by the Broncos - good player for a long time
But tough time to be a safety - a lot of safeties are being released

Broncos are going through a bit of a rebuild perhaps but they couldn't even find a trade for him.

Have no clue if Bosa will have a market if Simmons didn't

[Leslie Grossman]

Look at all the good running backs and safeties on the open market. Appears some GMs are finally catching up.

[Bolt4Knob]

Look at all the good running backs and safeties on the open market. Appears some GMs are finally catching up.

Allbright tweeted (paraphrasing) - the Broncos aren't done cutting fan favorites and its Sean Paytons team now

I am glad the Chargers got Harbaugh over Payton. Granted last year 5-12 wasn't good at all.

[jamrock]

Look at all the good running backs and safeties on the open market. Appears some GMs are finally catching up.

Or following the herd.

[Formula 21]

70% of Chiefs-Dolphins fans who got frostbite at playoff game now facing amputation


The damage is still being felt months after the game.

By James Dator Mar 7, 2024, 11:34am EST
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The brutal January 13 playoff game between the Chiefs and Dolphins at Arrowhead will be remembered forever. The -4 weather, combined with a -27 degree wind chill made it one of the coldest NFL games of all time, and now two months after the game some fans are still feeling the effects — and could for the rest of their lives.

FOX4 in Kansas City reports that a staggering 70 percent of people who had to seek medical assistance for frostbite due to the game are now facing the reality of amputation. This includes one fan who removed his gloves for five minutes to put up a tent in the parking lot, and is now in the process of discussing whether or not his fingers need to be amputated.

Fans who were effected by the cold are now reporting to the Grossman Burn Center in Kansas City as part of their recovery. Some have been lucky to regain feeling in their extremities following the game after numerous treatments in hyperbaric oxygen chambers, while more is being done to educate the public about the dangers of frostbite.