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I still remember when Larry was the old, grizzled, trusted vet and Mark Gaughan was the youngster out to prove himself. The years fly by.

Yeah I see it more like this......... if he can't produce either of volume or efficiency when given 100+ targets.......this far into his career...... then he probably isn't going to do it here returning to being a role player. He's also an idiot. This unsportsmanlike penalty cost Ole Miss their rivalry game with Miss St. He KNEW it was going to draw a penalty. That's the kind of knuckleheaded loser he's been. Wasn't a surprise when he became a problem in NY when he failed to earn PT. Cleveland was far from set at WR and they made very little effort to retain a 25 year old with 4.35 speed for a reason. If he's on the roster on opening day I will root for him but this is a really sketchy add for a lot of reasons.

At least you have good taste in football teams!😏

Expect or just hoping for? There is a long list of players like Samuel who had bad years last year that they are counting on a lot more from this year. Bosa, Ogunjobi, Epenesa, Daquan, Milano, Kincaid, Bishop, Coleman and now Moore. Hariston and Deone Walker are both coming off down years in college. Tre White and Dane Jackson were terrible last year as well but hopefully neither has to start. Hope seems to be the strategy.

Think there’s any chance that RVD is OT3? I say that with the thought of possibly Grable transitioning inside to start at RG or LG. Unlikely, but just a thought. I don’t see us paying Torrance 20M aav. McGovern could demand close to that. If Edwards plays well he could demand 10M or more. He’ll be 29 chasing a first big payday. That said, I love the depth of this unit, especially the.potential our backups. I think Alec Anderson, Lundt and SVP could all take their game to the next level, partially due to the amount of competition. It’s difficult to keep 5 talented OLmen together. The IOL could change drastically in 2026. Could Grable be in the mix? I see the depth of IOL to be his biggest obstacle

Day 105 of the great MAGA resurrection and Putin’s still carpet-bombing Ukraine. But sure, tell me again how Trump’s “very strong vibes” were gonna end all wars. Turns out the only thing he’s good at disarming is the United States.

It's all entertainment old man. If it makes you miserable that's a you problem. It's not that emotional for me. I'm here to talk straight about a product where the objective is to win the SB. You are here to displace your disappointment with the team onto fans.

By far the best version of Wonderwall... AI Frank Sinatra singing Wonderwall along with AI generated music to fit his style...simply amazing. Couldn't stop listening to it when I first heard it...must have listened to it like 20 times straight on repeat

I'd tear her apart

How? It's the most exciting live sporting event I have ever attended and I've been to them all

But the injuries are a valid excuse? The bigger issue is they assembled an all-slot receiving corps. Shakir, Samuel, Palmer, or even Kincaid... all work best in the slot. Hell, Coleman would probably have more success there, or even Cook if they wanted. I'm not talking about what position they want these guys to play. Obviously they can't all lineup slot. But all these guys would be good weapons in the slot on other teams.

Bah! Rub some dirt on it!

In aisle 4 at the Walgreens..,

The thing Cosell (or was it Nolan) said that wasn't on my radar was that while Strong's long speed isn't necessarily his... uhh... strong suit, his short area agility testing was elite. Combined with his length and play-strength, give me this guy in the 6th over AZ Thomas in the 2nd/3rd all day long. Great value pick. Absolutely a draft pick, along with Hairston and Hancock, to address the Bills inability to jam and disrupt short routes. That's the blueprint - new CBs make the QB hold it just one extra tick, new DL gets home. And if it takes two or 3 extra ticks, have 'em mirror and match and Landon will effort his way to the QB.

Shakir, the way he moves on the field, has a lot of Andre Reed to him.

Or just smelly.

Yea people were impressed with his coverage but he struggled with the returning job that he got drafted for which is why Coddrington took the spot and Hardy went to the PS