I almost always enjoy it - usually a lot of drama around players on the bubble which makes it entertaining.
Honestly, in the first ten minutes they have Ezekiel trying to wrap a gift (for the first time in his life) and I would maybe watch a show that was just that.
I expect the cap to go up pretty significantly in the next few years, if Allen plays as well as he did this year it's going to be good value (as much as 9 figures can be good value I guess.)
The Jets passing game coordinator just was killed a few weeks ago right? Total speculation, but I wonder if the organization is behind at all just from dealing with that.
I disagree, he looks exactly like all my kids school photos from Kindergarten to 2nd grade, where they are thinking "who is this person and why do I need to smile for them"
I have to close out the generic pop-up thing every once in a while, I haven't really paid attention to if it's just when I'm switching from the news page over to the forum. It seems like a small price to pay for this great free site.
for me it's Home Run Throwback. Wide Right is terrible, but I can't call a missed field goal a "Play", and while it was a makeable field goal, it wasn't a gimme.
If someone is saying we need more depth at CB I'm not going to argue, but to me when someone says "Marshon Lattimore" depth is not the word that comes to mind.
Sure, it's possible, but IMO the CB question gets asked a lot more than it should and the pass rush question hasn't been. Looking at our draft tells me the FO agrees.
"The CB Situation" isn't really a thing. Most anyone we put back there is going to have trouble unless our D line plays better than they did last year.
Not sure that's entirely the difference - The Bills are winning, and in a non-pandemic year profitable. The Sabres have been losing / unprofitable since the Pegulas took the team over. At a certain point they made the decision to cut costs.
Kevyn Adams might really know what he's doing, but it might be hard to tell with the constraints he's facing.
Not yet, just the Miami, Houston and Yankees series included for now. I'm guessing they don't want to sell too far out in case Canada opens back up and the Jays can return across the border.
Sorry, I mis-spoke. 231 days between Jan 24 and Sept 12th. (My math was still maybe off, I was using a spreadsheet, I just counted manually and I think it's 229?)
Anyway, you get the point, or maybe you don't
Our last game was on 1/24, 231 days ago. We play again on 9/12, 113 days away. We passed the halfway point of our offseason last week. Is it moving too slow for everyone else also?