Around the NFL Week 5

NFL Week 5 Power Rankings: Buccaneers balling without Tom Brady; Texans climbing, Steelers fall seven spots (https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-week-5-power-rankings-buccaneers-balling-without-tom-brady-texans-climbing-steelers-fall-seven-spots/)

Baker seems to have found a home, good for him.

CJ Stroud is the real deal.

Kenny P Is BAD

Baker and Geno are good examples of not giving up on QBs so quickly. Some guys just need more time to develop, and some just need a better scheme fit.

Baker and Geno are good examples of not giving up on QBs so quickly. Some guys just need more time to develop, and some just need a better scheme fit.

Yep and both were drafted by shitty franchises

Yep and both were drafted by shitty franchises

Baker could be the next Tannehill. A guy who sucks for his original franchise and takes a few years to develop into a quality starter.

Baker seems to have found a home, good for him.

CJ Stroud is the real deal.

Kenny P Is BADMayfield's shoulder is healthy. Kid usually plays pissed too. He's extra motivated by Cleveland dumping him for Watson. Always thought Cleveland gave up on him way too early.

Baker could be the next Tannehill. A guy who sucks for his original franchise and takes a few years to develop into a quality starter.He sucked when he was hurt. He was fine when healthy. He nearly beat KC in the divisional playoffs with the Browns. Browns got screwed in the game by the refs too. He's healthy now.

Baker and Geno are good examples of not giving up on QBs so quickly. Some guys just need more time to develop, and some just need a better scheme fit.Carroll fleeced Denver for Wilson and now has Geno playing quite well. Seattle is well rounded and Geno fits the system well there.

Are OLs a factor in all this? Seems a number of teams are really struggling with pass Pro in particular; Giants, Panthers, Jets of note. Has there been a weakness in OL coming out of college or is it attrition in the Pros?

Wtf happened to the Bengals?