Malazan

Your criteria for 'top tier' is so vague that it could be anything. I'd say that there's a certainly the very elite players: Crosby, Watt, Bosa, Bosa, Parsons. For those guys, your statement holds true. They were elite from the moment they hit an NFL field. However, there's a bunch of other guys that were just very good the first handful of years: Reddick, Gary, Hendrickson, Hunter, Burns that in latter years became what I'd consider top tier guys.

If he has a 15 sack season, it's gonna be a fair ways north of 20 per..

Sir, I don't think posting porn is allowed here.

It helps if you ignore the trolls.

Personally, I believe it's the same thing that happened with Tyreek Hill. He felt he wasn't getting enough credit. Unfortunately, for him, he went somewhere that even if he does well.. the QB is still going to get the attention.

Had more stamina back then, did ya?

All signs seem to indicate they want the Superbowl as late as possible.

It's very telling that people can't help themselves.

Team revenues grow around 4-6% annually. Team sale prices are increasing by a lot more than that annually (~20%). Owners weren't gonna wait until they sell their teams to get a piece of that.

Go look through the pre-season game threads. Pretty sure it already happened.

Haason Reddick's agent putting in work today.

It's bleacher report. It's literally on the same level as this forum.

Someone needed some attention this morning

He's an upgrade over what they had.. also.. he's familiar with the Jets and Dolphins. The Bills play the Dolphins week 2.

What you do with corpses is your business, but I don't see how one would help on the sideline.

If they go looking, the Jets have had two kickers throughout camp and Austin Seibert could wind up on their practice squad. He's looked good and has made all 5 kicks he's attempted in the pre-season games.. ..some of them longer than 40 yards 🤯

This sounds like the coach's kiss of death

The issue isn't different takes. It's that, much like the rest of society, is that extremes on both sides dominate and drive the discussion making it difficult to have a real conversation. Some people seem more interested in their extreme interpretation of events being accepted as reality and it alienates every single discussion that takes place. It's not unique to this forum. Go to the patriots board and you'll see that they have a roiling discussion that Bill Belichick was one of the worst coaches in the league in place of the feelings on McDermott here.

Here's the concept rendering for the new bathrooms:

It doesn't matter what I tell you. You're going to twist yourself into whatever knots you need to to continue your narrative. He knew he was under investigation. He knew enough that he engaged legal representation for it. He should have told the Bills that DA was investigating him on charges. So if he felt he needed legal representation on it.. why didn't he feel like the Bills should know?

They did. The problem wasn't the accusations or his legal problems. Araiza did not tell the Bills about it. He concealed it. Had he told them (even doing the slightly less bad thing of telling them right after he was drafted) then they would have been out in front of it. Araiza chose not to tell them. Araiza suffered from the situation with that woman making accusations, but he did wrong by not telling the Bills and forced their hand.

the preseason needs to go away for the mental health of the fans