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Eyes Wide Shut

On the Sweat stuff, here's a good place to start for comps https://www.mockdraftable.com/search?position=IDL&beginYear=1999&endYear=2023&sort=DESC&page=1&measurable=weight

Not a chance

Those are reasons for him to not go in the first round. He'll probably be the 2nd TE taken, and it'll probably be somewhere in the 2nd round. That should be more than enough for him to leave.

Sounds like he would have been useful on field goal block

I accidentally made the wife watch the director's cut of this movie. Suffice to say, it was edited for a reason.

Houston needs to scrap the handoff to the fullback in short yardage. Dude has been stuffed on 3rd/4th yardage twice when a better back had a chance to get it Also I think Houston got lucky on the muffed punt call

His OC is probably going to be the top HC candidate this offseason, and his DC is going to get interview. He’s pretty good at game management We’ll see how it goes when they start having brain drain

Houston fans are negative towards Tunsil at times, but the league thinks highly of him of

Trace Armstrong

And all the Texas sites mods know and like him

If we're going to relitigate old transactions, yes Will Anderson was probably an over-pay, but Demeco loved him and wanted him, and Houston had just beat out several other franchises for Demeco. It made sense to let him have his guy. Will Anderson has since demonstrated that he's very likely a future great (albeit probably not quite elite) edge, and Houston is good enough to where it's looking like that 2024 pick would have been somewhere in the mid teens anyway I didn't love trading that pick away because I wanted Caleb/Maye/Harrison Jr, but Houston also had a ridiculously easy schedule where they were likely going to accidentally win too many games, and probably would have missed out on the top three The bigger issues are Kenyon Green, who many didn't like at the time of the pick, is looking like a bust, and Stingley can't stay healthy while Sauce Gardner is looking like he could be the best corner in the league for a long period of time, but Stroud looking like a top ten QB in the league as a rookie and like a future top five guy makes everything that hasn't worked up to this point pale in comparison Houston is going to have a three year "good QB on the rookie wage scale" window in Stroud's years 2-4 (his fifth year option will be more expensive) where if Houston plays its cards right, it could contend. It'll be interesting to see where they go with it. Chase Young makes sense.

Their defense is too good for them to completely collapse

The buyout is widely believed to be somewhere in the $25mm-$30mm range, although I haven't seen a specific number posted anywhere by supposed Baylor insiders

Ask your baylor regent friend how much Dave's buyout is

They'll still win a few more games since they have the best defense in the NFL, but yes this helps

You think he's running the show here?

I think it'll most likely be one of Elko, Kiffin, Traylor, or Schumann, but first they'll get Lanning, DeBoer, and Norvell raises

Dan Campbell being mentioned for the A&M job is like Kyle Shanahan being mentioned for the Texas job

I get that A&M is doing crazy shit right now, but I can't see them paying the $20mm buyout for Lanning and then giving him the $11mm or $12mm or whatever per year required to get him away from Oregon. While I'm sure they're talking to Lanning, I think that buyout ends up being a non-starter

Which commonly mentioned candidate do you hope A&M ends up with

It seems like they're planning on the school paying the buyout so the bmd's aren't tapped out over NIL

Yes, I saw that tweet. It's funny

What about Deion?

Jimbo is walking out of this with over $110mm. That's why.