The Kinlaw deal is def the one that most analysts have the strongest criticisms of, especially considering how he floundered at the Jets even with a strong supporting cast.
Kinlaw strongly declares he knows the team has stuck their neck out making him very well treated financially and how they've stated their unequivocal belief in him. He claims he's appropriately grateful, inspired, and motivated. He says he cares a great deal about the current negative perceptions of both his effort and talent as a player.
Deebo's case isn't as extreme a gamble, but still similar enough, given how numerous our needs are (imo).
This next season includes a harder schedule, some increasingly aging returning vets at key positions, and defenses with a lot more tape and experience re: JD. I also think we (finally) had a fair share of breaks to get as far as we did last year.
I see both the cowpies and the ignats to be better than last year. And the eagles may have lost key assistant coaches but boy that roster is still killer.
We need both our big FA moves (and I'd call them reaches in terms of capital invested, though deebo clearly less so than kinlaw) to fully deliver.
No faith is more vulnerable to doubt than the newfound variety lwe have now, after decades of consistent disappointment.