We all do.

I highly doubt you'll find one person arguing with you that is talking about "loading up" on free agents.

Most are talking no more than 3.

Speaking for myself only, I'm talking 2 mid tier free agents who won't eat up a ton of capspace.

You're overstating my side to make your rationalizations seem rational.

You guys cried last year about a tough schedule ROFL NFC EAST OMG 0 AND 4

They loaded up on free agents LAST YEAR. That's the ****ing problem that Zilla doesn't seem to want to acknowledge...

You don't represent everyone. Lots of people are talking about re-signing Schwartz, re-signing Albert, also adding Bird and a receiver like Sanders.

I've acknowledged it plenty of times. I don't care as much about loading up on free agents in ways that don't destroy your long-term cap. I don't see the issue in loading up one year to get the team back on track so this team can be competitive as they rebuild.

My approach depends on Dorsey being very good in the draft. I get that you would be skeptical on that. I am too. But I don't see why the approach I favor is so out of left field. This year, in order to do the things we want to do to sign our guys, we have to tinker around with restructuring existing contracts and we give up opportunities for free picks. Both things I don't want to do. Last year, we didn't have that issue.

Interesting analysis...

Gotta say Rishaw's flame out puts a lot of stock in the theory San Diego did more to lose that game by not taking the backups seriously more than the backups played well enough to beat San Diego.

Exactly.

I'd rather have rishaw Johnson than mcglynn or whatever his name is

It's Grimace...

McGroin

McLovin.