Cson76
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That line seems right. Had an easy schedule this year, have a much taller task this year, even with the team seemingly ready to take one more step forward. I don't see any value in betting it this year like last years number. Pass
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Got to be in the sin bin next week. Was it good? Tips or lessons learned?
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All this does is eliminate people jumping off of buses onto tables. Still drink on the way to the game, all morning until game time. They are just moving the masses to another location.
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18 minutes ago, jrober38 said:
The 2019 Wide Receiver FA Class is absolutely horrendous.
what you don't like Randall Cobb, Kelvin Benjamin, Golden Tate, Larry Fitzgerald, Devin Funchess, the last name is almost a guarantee.
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I'm throwing a late round pick to Detriot for ameer abdullah
he's healthy now and still has good upside
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he was awesome in Techmo Bowl
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Give him a key to the city
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It worked on Madden
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37 minutes ago, Steptide said:
Because it can't be official until Wednesday
this is correct, the other teams have not put their trades up either.
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you're forgetting pot is addictive. And by your fallacy-ish statement all of those whom take pain pills are addictive and destroying their bodyred herring
Boys, not saying everyone who takes it is addicted, but it is proven to be very addictive (way more so than pot) I had some after surgery and after two days, taking them as prescribed, I left a need for one and quit taking them. I can easily imagine an NFL player,with the grind and impact on their body taking them over the course of a season and struggling to quit
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the biggest thing here is using medical pot can reduce the usage of opioid pain killers and are truly addictive and can have long lasting impact after football.
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Sounds like most sound bits from most new coaches taking over bad units. I'm not sure how he is continuing on the Browns laughing stock of an organization. I see the Browns and the Bills in the same league when it comes to laughing stocks. At this point, I wish the Bills were as progressive as the Browns.
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Unfortunately the track record of receivers who miss their rookie year is not great with regards to having a decent career
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for what it is worth, I did search and nothing came up on how I searched it
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Nice write-up on history of New Era and naming of the Stadium.
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Did you know he went to Harvard?
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if Xavier Oman can get drafted without the combine, so can Chad
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Come for Deadspin, stay for the game
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http://fansided.com/2014/05/12/undrafted-free-agents-2014-kenny-guiton-joining-buffalo-bills/#!M4AhU
Didn't see it listed anywhere. Interesting pickup for developmental. Back up to Miller at OSU. Did well while Miller was injured.
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you said Dix
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I went through the nfl.com top 100 players of 2013 and looked up their draft round. My goal here is with the trade up scenario about giving away draft picks.
61% of the players on this list were taken in the first round and 1st round picks consist of 24 if the top 30. Second round picks are 16% of the list. It gets interesting from here. Both 3rd, 4th and undrafted players are all tied at 6-7%.
Now the value of the mid round guys are with depth and injuries are a huge part of football. However, my take is if Watkins is that generational player, give up a second and move up and get him. Don’t give up a future first.
The common argument I hear from most people is that this is such a deep draft, don’t give up picks. You could take that statement with this data and say don’t give up a high second as that is close to a first round talent in other years.
My thought is, if he is AJ Green/ Julio Jones good, get him, and since this draft is so deep, the player pool for UDFA’s will be deeper than normal and you can make up for it on the back end.
I’ve attached the data
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A look at the 2013 draft do over. Interesting that Kiko moves to 6th overall and EJ stays with Buffalo.
http://athlonsports....-2013-nfl-draft
Also interesting that no running back went in the first round last year, but they do in this.
Also, a peanut is neither a pea nor a nut, discuss.
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My point is you don't let your talented players get to free agency because everyone is overpaid in free agency. You lock them up a year before they reach free agency.
there are two models to look at.
Philly, locks everyone up early to long term deals, to try to get the best they can
PIT-waits until the end and after they have proven themselves to get a contract.
With Whaley's PIT ties, I can see us using more the PIT model.
NFL GM's want Draft postponed
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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They positioned the draft for the first week of Nielson Sweeps ratings for the spring, this is important for driving advertising dollars. Which is why it made the move several years ago.
I bet it has to do with physicals more than anything else from the GM side. Wasting an early pick on a bum knee sucks (insert Willis McGahee joke here)