White Linen

I look at the QB, head coach and organization. Looking at the schedule it's legitimately tough because most have a combination of those 3 - which make me a little more concerned about the toss up games. I also usually have more than 2 should win games in mind - so for me there's a little more probably should lose games and a bit more toss up games than a typical year for me. Probably should lose - Panthers, Broncos, Falcons, Bucs, Raiders, Patriots (2) Toss ups - Bengals, Saints, Chargers, Chiefs, Dolphins (2), Colts Should win - Jets (2)

I'm pretty sure he's legit. I went to the Panthers luncheon one year for the PSL owners. Basically you had lunch with one of the players and their names were drawn to a table assignment. We ate with a 4 year pro from Georgia that was drafted by Indy. He said "go ahead, ask me what you'd like to know about Manning". His stories were pretty eye opening into the freakish dedication he had.

The young man has problems. Heading into a year of opportunity to be a starter with us he gets caught with pot. He makes knucklehead decisions.

This show is far superior to Hard Knocks. I like Gregg Williams and his defensive prowess speaks for itself. Sometimes you have to be a nut. Could you imagine dealing with a player like Gilmore? He won't tackle so you might get fired - and he's going to sign a huge contract. I'd yell at him non-stop.

Wait until you hear Waufle. The dude screams just to hear himself scream. The players might really like him because they can't show everything but dang that guy was annoying on Hard Knocks.

I'm not arguing his point. I'm saying it's rude to argue in front of my customers with my employer on how much money I make. Especially when it's more than my customers make. It makes them uncomfortable and changes how they feel about buying from me.

You're missing the core issue with the tweet. The people funding everyone involved in the NFL getting rich just don't want it communicated to them in such a flippant way. I would be upset if Pegula tweeted - We gotta get paid more - NBA reducing their share with players should mean us too. #2018goingbehuge

Trying to lead you to the water - so it's not about you making me feel better. The answer is they have a budding superstar QB. What I'm trying to say is you're incorrect.

So it has very little to do with Carr - his son is just now making everyone work harder? There's no way you can possibly know Brady and Billy work harder than everyone they play - and that's only 2 people working harder even if that's true.

It take more than hard work in most businesses. A good product, timing, a little luck also play into most successful businesses. The Raiders were a joke for 12 years after losing the SB - now they've been "working harder" the last 2 years?

False

How else am I going to get a QB?

I thought I convinced you to come to my way of thinking?

HC - Rex OC - Marrone DC - Jauron ST - Chan Now lets get our franchise QB in the 2018 draft.

Well that's conjecture on your part at minimum.

That's just it - "his career was cut short". I never said he wasn't a great player but I think to be an all time great the longevity has to be there. I think there's some validity to your Curtis Martin argument in terms of when at their best who was better - but go back and revisit Martin's career numbers, they're absolutely awesome.

I just don't see Terrell Davis as an all time great - heck I think Priest Holmes was the better player. For those 3 years, Holmes was one of the best backs I've ever seen play. Just goes to show you what super bowls do for your perception as a player.

Strong points and I agree

and the one trick pony arrives

It might be a fluff article but it wasn't written by McDermott - so why are you blaming him? So you're mad at the guy from Rumblings colluding with McDermott? You think we're simpleton's being duped by McDermott trying to make the fan base feel better about losing Maclin. I think the real dimwit is the one that thinks Sean McDermott made comments about a WR for our amusement. We do agree that there's a big question mark surrounding our WR core but I don't think there's some conspiracy here.

Ok, you're not real good at reading comprehension. I first connected Nashville as the epicenter of his wife's career - then later said they own a house there. Gave multiple reasons other than going there solely because of the QB.

It's definitely that you're wrong and I'm right - there's more to these decisions than just going where the best QB is (your original argument). I see what you're like now - you're your own problem.

No and neither did their QB situation.

They own a house there already. I mean I get it your failed theory is causing you to slide down the mountain - at any time you can look up for a hand to pull you to safety but it seems your pride is just going to let you plummet to the bottom.

Do you know what his wife does for a living and what relation that has to Nashville?