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We knew last May that we weren't getting any comp picks. And on April 23rd, we'll know exactly how many we are getting in 2023 (not the rounds however).

Not a fan of this signing. Not a fan of signing any RB that will be 29 before next season. Hopefully he can stay on the field. High-energy player that's great in the locker room.

People thought Cole Beasley was going to suit up for us next year There's a reason the term "blind fandom" exists. Here's another shocker: Star/Hughes/Addison 2/3 are gone. Maybe 3/3. Whoaaaaa

Been a huge fan of him since his college days. Hell of a player. Only knock is that he'll be 32. Brutal day for Seattle fans.

Not one of Beane's better contracts.

The percentage of fans that thought (still think?) this guy will be on the roster next year was way too high. C'mon man.

Not all, just the "He's only in charge of marketing" crowd.

LA market is 5.7M people. Cinci is 925K.

Oh that's it? You just need one? You think everyone else here is planning on 4 or 5?

It's a statistical outlier. Kudos to them for pulling it off. You could make a good argument that the Rams were the 5th or 6th best team in the league and the stars aligned for them this year. If you really want to mimic their success then a) draft another Aaron Donald and b) draft another Cooper Kupp. Good luck.

Bunch of kids were stealing his beach chairs off his property and they got smacked.

Not a bad hire TBH.

And that's how it started. Kamara didn't want the guy sharing an elevator with his group.

Rough offseason for the Saints so far. NFL players & Las Vegas

This is my conjecture: He will be 27 next season and wants to finally get paid, and will go to whoever offers him the most. I don't blame him.

That was the play of the game

The Chargers just rolled over $9M to next year increasing their cap space to $68M. As much fun as it would be to see Josh throwing to Mike WIlliams, I can't see the Chargers letting him get away from Herbert. They're in a great position financially with only a few other FA's to re-sign i.e. Jospeh and Harris.

Running quarterbacks don't last. They don't. No amount of homer wishful thinking is going to change that. Running backs don't last in this league. Pretending that RG3 lasted 7 years is delusional. Dorsey needs to fix the running game or we'll be talking about Josh lasting until he's 30, not 40.

If Tannehill was traded post-June the Titans would only take a ~$9M dead cap hit in 2022 and a ~$18M dead cap hit in 2023. That's certainly workable and the timelines for what Rodgers and Henry have left in the tank (1-2 years) line up. The difficulty lies in finding a trade partner -- the Titans would actually have to give up picks to entice a team to take on Tannehill's contract. The Panthers could make it work if they are ready to move on from Darnold, but that would still require a lot of heavy lifting numbers wise. It's certainly not likely, but it is possible.

Absolutely. Pizza Hut in the late 70s / early 80s was a family dining experience. The building was an actual hut. You crammed into a little waiting area with 5 other families standing behind a wooden "Please wait to be seated" sign. There was a jukebox and an arcade game that was either Ms. Pac Man or Galaga. Everyone drank out of red plastic cups with loads of tiny crushed ice. They would finally bring you your pizza in a black metal pan that was 5,000 degrees and warned you "Don't touch the pan, it's hot!" But you didn't listen. You touched the pan and ate the 5,000 degrees pizza and burned the roof of your mouth so bad you needed a trip to the Burn Treatment Center. And you looked forward to doing it again next month.

Wow, a reasonable hire from the Jacksonville Jaguars.