Duncan Idaho's Compendium of Comprehensive Offseason Plans

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

No, he played in 18/18 games in 2020. He misssed 3 games total in Baltimore. I think he's a mostly durable guy who the turf monster in Arizona beat down.



That's where I'm at re: the WRs. I hadn't seen that re: Lachey but will be sad if true. That's probably good. I should have been more disciplined and taken a DT there.

On Gaines, I'm just looking for a generally competent guy to slot in there. Not set on him. I do really like Tart, though, and think he could be the type of signing that really outplays his contract.

KC needs a move or 2 this offseason that pay off like Trey Hendrickson for the Bengals, to really get the inevitable nature of things back together.

I think I'm alone on the Gabe Davis bandwagon, but that's why I like him. I think he can outplay whatever deal he ends up signing. But I do see the concerns there in that he's not really an all-fields player. He's mostly a seam stretcher/deep guy. A younger and IMO, better, MVS. And frankly, a slightly better version of the 2022 MVS would be a god-sent for this offense. If that's ALL he is, it's still a hell of an add to the WR room.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I think I'm alone on the Gabe Davis bandwagon, but that's why I like him. I think he can outplay whatever deal he ends up signing. But I do see the concerns there in that he's not really an all-fields player. He's mostly a seam stretcher/deep guy. A younger and IMO, better, MVS. And frankly, a slightly better version of the 2022 MVS would be a god-sent for this offense. If that's ALL he is, it's still a hell of an add to the WR room.

Gabe Davis is 7 for 150 and 2 or 0 for 0 for 0, dude is weird as hell.

[Dunerdr]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I think I'm alone on the Gabe Davis bandwagon, but that's why I like him. I think he can outplay whatever deal he ends up signing. But I do see the concerns there in that he's not really an all-fields player. He's mostly a seam stretcher/deep guy. A younger and IMO, better, MVS. And frankly, a slightly better version of the 2022 MVS would be a god-sent for this offense. If that's ALL he is, it's still a hell of an add to the WR room.

I'd be fine with Davis paired with a strong outside WR in the draft or FA. It just cant be only Gabe Davis.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Dunerdr

I'd be fine with Davis paired with a strong outside WR in the draft or FA. It just cant be only Gabe Davis.

Oh no question.

I mean I'm looking at him as a possible THIRD entry to the WR room. Sign Brown, Draft Egbuka, sign Davis, keep Rice - that's your top 4. I really don't care about WR5 and 6. If that's Watson and Moore, so be it. Maybe Ross pushes one of 'em off the roster.

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Oh no question.

I mean I'm looking at him as a possible THIRD entry to the WR room. Sign Brown, Draft Egbuka, sign Davis, keep Rice - that's your top 4. I really don't care about WR5 and 6. If that's Watson and Moore, so be it. Maybe Ross pushes one of 'em off the roster.

If Ross can hang around well enough to push someone out next year that would be ideal.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

If Ross can hang around well enough to push someone out next year that would be ideal.

I still don't see any 'there' there.

But that one guy assures me he has 'game speed' and would've housed the ball that Rice didn't. So there's that.

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I still don't see any 'there' there.

But that one guy assures me he has 'game speed' and would've housed the ball that Rice didn't. So there's that.

I know there was a lot of excitement when he signed as a UDFA but I just don't think he's ever going to take that next step to be a better option than Watson. I hope I'm wrong.