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The Saints have said that they plan to do a competition between Hough, Rattler, and Haener - https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/kellen-moore-declares-open-qb-competition-among-tyler-shough-jake-haener-spencer-rattler That might be lip service for now. But it might be true. One thing to keep in mind is Arch Manning is coming out in 2026. So teams may be bypassing on getting a QB that would win them some games this year in hopes that they can land him next offseason. The Giants signing Winston, then signing Wilson, then Drafting Dart is kind of an odd situation. As was the Browns trading for Kenny Pickett, signing Joe Flacco, and then Drafting both Gabriel and Sanders. Both seem like situations where the QB situation is nowhere and they're just grabbing up everything they can to throw against a wall and see what sticks this year.

he’s likely going on to announce a game… it could be Sunday nbc game, thanksgiving night game, nbc game on P-####

I didn't read it like he had a problem with it. Who knows though, maybe this guy will be some sort of epic trash talker? We will see.

They need camp bodies for reps there's a reason the roster is 90 dudes.... If this guy is good enough, he could be a trade candidate at cut downs, but at the end of the day he's little more than a camp body, and that's fine. Bring in dudes on the cheap with NFL experience to battle and make the competition better. No negative there.

If he's what folks think he might be he won't last on the PS. A number of analysts liked him. Beane drafted him because he didn't want him to fall into the UDFA pool. Could well be #6. Check out his combine 40. Smooth strider. Suggests very good body control. Seems a good kid too.

From what I understand with Cousins is he wanted to be traded but they refused.

Heck, why stop there.... 1. Skip your vacations, instead watch a destination YouTube video 2. Sell that car, and bike/walk everywhere 3. Avoid eating out, instead cook every meal Your choice, but let's not act like the prices are "out of control". 15% increase for me as a STH, which is well below the NFL norm. The last couple years, I go to half the games and the profit from selling the remainder, make the math basically a wash (less gas). With a strong team, that equation will continue to work at the new stadium- but that's not at all what I care about. Just pointing out, the "actual cost" even with the PSL, isn't out of control

Moore in NOLA is in his first (grace) year and they need to purge the roster of bad contracts, not add them. If he was smart, he got some assurances that he’ll need to get that house in order.

A number of people thought highly of this kid. Glad we get a chance to better see what he's got. Word is Beane had his eye on him and did not want hm to fall into the UDFA pool

If I’m not mistaken, aren’t those seats around the 20 and the better seats are only between the 35s?

To start, I am not banging the table saying either are great quarterbacks, but they are clearly capable of starting in the NFL. They may not be great, by any means, but they are way better than who the Saints and Steelers plan on putting on the field. Granted, the Giants just signed Winston, but then signed Russel (named the starter) and drafted Dart. The Saints took a guy in the second round, but he is far from a sure bet of being NFL ready, let alone week 1 ready. Am I missing something here. How are the Saints and Steelers not all over these trades? I can’t imagine the asking price is big. If in a fan of either team, dreading this upcoming season as is. If in a HC of either team, am I not also fighting for me job? Granted Tomlin appears to be untouchable at times, but for how long? Just thoughts.

No the purpose of less seats was just to make the product more exclusive.

Bengals are a terrible matchup for us, but at the same time it seems to take Burrow 4 weeks to get things into gear. I think Bills vs Chiefs and Bills vs Ravens are more interesting matches, but maybe they are saving those for later in the season. I'm not sure when SNF viewership peaks.

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So you are cool with ultimately paying a 10 percent tax on EVERTYTHING imported so rich people can have more money….not sick of being pwned yet I see…

It’s been speculated for over a year now that Manning isn’t declaring until at least 2027. We shall see

Well. Whatever jd and ric beat their chest about …..didn’t work shocker….never seen a wh more concerned about owning a news cycle…half cooked uk trade deal…now a not so ceased cease fire

I read it as middle of the season. My mistake. Taylor's a much more complete back that's only 8 months older that we'd only have to commit to for the last year of his contract. Regardless, at least we can agree that it's not good business to extend Cook now unless he significantly lower's his asking price.

A minor incursion maybe.

Look, it seems pretty obvious that Putin knew Biden’s tendencies, strengths and weaknesses. He moved on Crimea during O/B admin, he moved on Ukraine when Biden took over. We can only speculate why that happened, but the weakness of Democrat leadership and Biden in particular is a very strong and likely possibility. We do know he didn’t move during the Trump admin, which is interesting. Beyond that, was there an agreement in place between Biden and Putin to allow the move? Hard to say but it is strange that these things happened on the watch of a guy who sees himself as an expert on foreign policy. I’d suggest we follow the money on that, lost of people getting wealthy on that war. As for Vance and his statement, it seems pretty obvious to rational folk that he was direct, clear and in command of the dialogue. You seeing a disconnect to that statement while simultaneously finding the admin was looking to assist in the escalation….that may be because your president typically was active in the mornings, snoozing by noon and had a penchant for wandering off and being corralled by college aged interns.

I was less concerned about the guy himself, and more concerned about picturing myself sitting next to the average sized dude.

Arch at New Orleans? That sounds great!

Not a 4.4 burner but at 6’5” and 4.46 he’s plenty fast enough sometimes these guys don’t get an ample chance in college. Knox had 0 tds at Mississippi state cuz of the receivers there; cooke’s stats were pedestrian cuz he played at UGA part time, plenty of other examples

We can still extend everyone on the OL. The post you quoted is based entirely on the premise that we arent extending him right now and waiting until after the season. Cook >>> Taylor, and Taylor already has a higher price tag than Cook. That idea makes no sense.