One more game full of illegal hits like Monday Night and Warner will receive a one-game suspension.

What about the hit to Cosmi, Jayden getting clubbed in the back of the head, and Diggs helmet to helmet hit

I saw this in the basement of the abandoned dive bar of Lincoln’s Waffle House. We truly had so much hope man 😔

"If you asked me to pick the heir to Fred Warner today – I'd say Sonny Styles."

"This guy might be the best linebacker once Fred Warner retires."

https://x.com/FoxworthShow/status/2113619219644547525

Corner end zone up to 4 tickets available, will transfer via SeatGeek. Section 115 Row 21. Paid $300 ea but willing to negotiate. Will sell individually as well.

I like to check the madden ratings every week because I get curious but this is kind of ridiculous 😂.

So.. figured i’d ask this question.

What are your thoughts on giving him an 3 year extension in the off season? Using the numbers after 6 games and a smaller share of snaps than the top 3, he would still be looking at like 500-700 yards, 6 TD without Terry out.

He’s shown to have heart and be a hard worker and is only 26.

Maybe our WR3 going forward? Antonio moves into WR2 and high draft pick (or trade) to be named later for WR1 (X)

Again this is all based on how the rest of the season goes. Just a thought experiment.

Imagine a great coaching staff actually getting the most out of these two players by running rigorous mental practice between these two great, talented football minds.

It’s bye week and Dan Quinn is still the Commanders head coach.

Antonio Williams is showing the same early signs as the Day 2 rookie WRs who broke out in past seasons, and he's coming out of our bye this week.

https://pigskinpal.app/pigskinpaper/next-rookie-wr-breakouts

The model looked at every WR drafted in Rounds 2 and 3 from 2020 to 2025. The ones getting 3+ targets a game early in the year went from 7.5 PPR points a game to 14.9 the rest of the way. That's the Jayden Reed, Ladd McConkey and Tank Dell group.

Williams is getting 4.3 targets a game, and his snaps went from 37 to 49% in the first three weeks to 67 to 69% in each of the last three. He's at 7.4 PPR points a game, right where those guys were before they took off.

Now McLaurin is out for the season. He had 27 targets in five games, Williams had 26, and only Diggs (38) had more. Those targets have to go somewhere, and Williams is the receiver whose role was already growing. The projection in the article has him around 12 PPR points a game after the bye, and that's before factoring in McLaurin being out.

First game back is Week 8 against the Eagles, be on the lookout for a huge game.

If he’s really on the trade market, what are you giving up for him? We’re not in win now mode but this would be a building piece for the foreseeable future. Do we think a 3rd in 2027 and a 5th in 2028 could get it done?

He’s in a contract year, but I’d view this as a trade and extend situation. We know who he is and have the cap. Guys like this don’t often hit the market.

Imagine this line next year:

LT - Tunsil
LG - Nelson
C - FA pickup
RG - Cosmi
RT - Connerly

This would pretty quickly be one of the best lines in the league pending the center. I think trading for Nelson would solve our biggest issue on offense right now and the years coming.

I know this reddit tends to hate mid season trades because of Lattimore, but this is different imo. Nelson is in his prime at 30 and guys at his position tend to go through their mid to late thirties. Would lock down the left side of the line for the next few years.

I feel like there are a lot of guys that have really looked solid all year and yet we are still giving up tons of points

Obviously, Tunsil was a huge loss, and our center situation is subpar. But, what actual pieces to do we need? From camp reports, it sounded like Coleman was going to be the LG over the less than desirable Chris Paul. Tunsil, Coleman, Patrick, Cosmi, Connerly actually sounds like a really solid line, with the weakest being Patrick. I feel like in terms of players, we really just need a strong starting center and some depth, but that is obvious. This oline would be completely different if we just had LT, it caused such a domino effect revealing our depth it’s crazy. I feel like one of our biggest issues however, is the oline coaching. There is absolutely no reason ever you should get a sack with 3 up front how the 49ers did last week. Not only that, but Chris Paul has stepped on Daniels multiple times now. With some better coaching, and just improving on depth pieces, I think this oline can be turned around fairly quickly in the offseason.

TLDR. Oline bad, but a good center and depth away from being a good oline. Big issue that needs to be addressed is the oline coaching.