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NoSaint

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  1. meh. If that keeps you happy, who am I to argue it but I do think it’s just as far in left field as those that are enraged by his tweets. At least for your sake it’s a much more zen way to detach!
  2. So your stance is he is emphatically here and doing nothing at all to invite the response he has gotten essentially his entire career? it’s just a vast media conspiracy against him to create clicks, and he could do nothing to remedy this problem?
  3. the guy poking the bear is easier to remedy than is the bear. I’d agree anyone getting totally out of sorts over it is silly but it’s exactly what he’s looking to get too. something about his behavior not matching the words particularly well - no?
  4. the owner died and his wife is holding the team. The front office is trying to prove they can do it without Sean and drew making reckless win now moves
  5. he actively trolls them for fun i just have to underscore that he goes out of his way to upset them just to get off on it no one is a winner in it
  6. everyone in the building is desperate to prove they can do it without Sean/drew but the way to do that is a hard reset not digging deeper. the owner is absentee in football decisions - so basically the opposite
  7. At 10m you could get a fringe top 5 center, or settle for a not even top 5 WR2 Even so, it’d be less than 10m in cap savings compared to a mediocre wr being the same (and a top guy being 25m)
  8. I’m incredibly gun shy of Achilles recoveries but he already made it back
  9. Just bully him endlessly, right?
  10. He’s a “sign him as a lottery ticket and if he plays like a starter it’s found money” type of guy. You expect nothing and it’s all upside
  11. imagine, he may play even better than his career year being even further removed from the Achilles injury
  12. It’s not the end all be all but it’s a consideration. a guy that’s elite at preparation and honing his craft will be fine though if he has the arm strength, hand size etc…. And if he’s missing any of that it’s a concern in January games regardless of where home is.
  13. private visits are completely normal occurrences for guys at position of need (especially around your picks day 1-2)
  14. if you don’t understand why it’s productive to say whether you think he’s getting 10m or 40m a year (or somewhere in between) when saying they should extend him, I’m not sure what to say. It’s like the folks debating whether he should be traded but all have wildly differing values in their heads. apparently that requires super computing to do though
  15. this is essentially the most difficult injury for someone at his position to recover from. the upcoming year will be much worse on his body than the acl recovery year which means he’s going to be 30 coming off back to back rough injuries next off season as his likely best case
  16. 1 year 3m isn’t particularly expensive
  17. “has to” seems wildly overstated its 200m in dead money and I doubt they are pulling the plug without at least 1 real season
  18. yea, I’m serious. I think that you are saying and above average contract ($35m a year as a floor). That’s noteworthy and should be included in a post because it’s 90% of the context that makes the post actually able to be discussed in any productive way. without it the posts just noise
  19. I don’t think you can avoid a guy because a guy in 2006 from the same school failed.
  20. I mean, the nfls priority would be on field integrity, with being off field role models a distant second. while some of these guys have terrible behavior, I can understand that the job of the league is to protect the product first
  21. I think it should be a requirement to include the money figures when making a comment like this
  22. I’ll be so mad if the take a safety in the first instead of a wr. The difference in cap savings compared to an above average free agent at each position is massive
  23. they pay him the same money: we just keep the dead dollars for accounting since we already paid them
  24. It’s a position where you can truly flip your cap situation for a few years if you hit on a wr1. It’s a $25-30m a year swing we aren’t getting a rookie qb window again but getting an elite pass catcher is both possible and hugely valuable. not campaigning for a specific guy or strategy beyond if they think ones there, they need to get him if they can… even if it costs some draft capital. You’ll have 30m in savings to spend on free agents to replace those picks
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