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I always liked the idea of the Seahawks stadium with slightly more overhang. The endzones could be "sealed up" to block the wind, and only the seats closest to the field would be exposed to the elements. It would present some interesting seating decisions -- you would have to brave the elements if you want to be close to the action, but the seats furthest from the field would be completely sheltered. The exact opposite of New Era where the highest rows of the upper deck are like a wind tunnel.

Downtown? No roof. Orchard Park next to New Era? Definitely roof.

I've had it for over a year and it's probably not worth it's $120 annual sub fee. But $24? Yeah, sure. You can judge for yourself at a cheap price.

Absolutely.

Not really.

The "Process" was always just a marketing term for a rebuild, and that's exactly what they did. It always amuses me when I run into someone who regards this "Process" as some sort of mystical or almost supernatural thing occurring. Saying "Trust the Rebuild" wouldn't sell tickets, folks.

Nope.

This style of team building has little to do with their QB. Newsome was the first to exploit the comp system in the early 2000s, and the Pats were the ones to perfect it.

Nonsense.

That's my thoughts as well.

I'm not a fan of picking RB's on day 2 but it's also not the End of Days. It takes some wishful thinking to believe Shady will be healthy for all 16 games at his age. This kid is going to get the ball this year.

Everyone at the top of the draft is a can't-miss, until of course, they miss.

I'd have to agree. Clark isn't $30+M GTD plus a 1st rd pick better than Ford.

Just want to point out that 5th-year options are only guaranteed for injury (which is certainly a risk). As long as a player is healthy they can be cut without any financial penalty to the team (Well, aside from the fact that they will get nothing in return). The 5th-year money doesn't become guaranteed until the league year begins.