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On 4/20/2019 at 6:36 PM, Shaw66 said:
There was a story about when Tim Duncan was becoming a free agent, at the top of his game. He hadn't decided whether he was going to stay in San Antonio or try his luck someplace else, a move that probably would get him more money than San Antonio was going to give him.
Pop called him and said "let's go out to dinner." Three hour meal, and they did not talk about basketball once. No once. The next morning, Duncan called his agent and told him to negotiate the best deal he could get in San Antonio, because he wasn't leaving.
supposedly that dinner happened here in Orlando when orlando had the inside track. the GM did not want Duncan to leave town without a deal and Pop came here. i have heard the dinner was at about 10 different restaurants so I am less certain it is true.
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14 hours ago, njbuff said:
Maybe his personal production doesn't match the contract he wants, but what is his impact on the other 10 defenders on the field?
i do not disagree overall but do you think he continues his impact without Watt and all his money in hand? i think he will impact us less and likely get lazy.
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5 hours ago, NewDayBills said:
Could be. I just like McKenzie a lot, I cannot explain it. He's my favorite underdog to make the roster, he's underrated in my opinion.
i actually enjoyed watching mckenzie also but i think he is redundant with who we brought in. Though i will certainly state if they work well with Allen everything else is not important.
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12 hours ago, NewDayBills said:
Isaiah McKenzie sneaks in and grabs a spot on the roster. Zay Jones, Bob Foster, John Brown, Cole Beasley, Isaiah McKenzie and Andre Roberts in that order.
i would think duke williams would make it over McKenzie or Roberts unless both have big impacts on special teams.
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i doubt he would come here unless he got a big contract which is a big pass at that point. if for 2 years 15 million total yes but i doubt that gets it done.
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you make choices at Buffalo since the tickets are so cheap. just getting into Jerry world or Atl is so much that cheap hot dogs does mean much to me.
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10 hours ago, Watkins90 said:
The rookie salary slots are kind of a mixed bag. While veterans don't want to see the types of deals Sam Bradford got before he ever played a down in the NFL, the rookie salary structure also leads to more high priced veterans being let go each year because the rookies are much, much cheaper.
I understand that but I think with the exception of the top 8 of each draft the slots are basically what they were getting anyways before new CBA. So while certainly a valid point I think they will not fight it.
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it would only matter if we could play NE in Buffalo in playoffs- other than that a win is a win and the superbowl won vs Cowboys or Seahawks- hawks only because i hate Carroll for giving brady another ring.
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17 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:
Yea.
Ravens will be a tough out again this year. Ozzie always has them competitive.
I do not know enough about their Oline but unless they have a top 3 Oline Jackson will have major issues this year. Skill position around him do not mean much if he can not throw to them
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1 hour ago, Augie said:
It is good for the guys who actually get to vote. Too much money into rookies was bad for owners and vets. It took away from the amount of the pie the voting vets could receive, and who knew if the rookie could even play?
I am so happy that I said something like that without having the knowledge of what happened last time-I am so smrt.?
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5 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
The players were all for the rookie wage scale the last CBA. They won't change that.
i am not questioning your accuracy but how do you know who was arguing which way on that? was it public knowledge at the time?
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6 minutes ago, MJS said:
Umm... they want a bigger piece of the pie. It's all about money. Obviously. I'm assuming they also want to do away with the rookie wage scale, franchise tag, fifth year option on rookie deals, and anything else that limits a player's potential earnings. They probably also want to take away the commissioner's monopoly on player discipline.
NFL players actually get a smaller percentage of revenue than players in many pro sports leagues.
I personally don't care one bit about all that stuff, as long as they line up and play on Sundays. I have no dog in the fight.
i do not think that most of the players fight to hard on the rookie salary slots- the slots only hurt a handful of players each year and most guys probably resent a rookie who would be guaranteed 80 million without any production especially in a salary cap league. i would think they would fight hard for a bigger piece of pie overall and to limit Goddells power.
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i am an SU fan and watched closely McNabb and think he should be in. his numbers are really good and for many years he was the only true talent on that offense. the biggest difference between him and russell wilson right now is wilsons team won the super bowl but that was all defense. i know he is not a surefire guy but some guys on here are being unrealistic about the accomplishments of McNabb.
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given the choices including compensation i picked Rudolph easily- the scariest part of Clowney is money and i do not want Bell that much.
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4 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
Good for those cities. I might be in the minority but I’ve enjoyed Cleveland. Never been to KC.
KC was a great city though it had overrated BBQ- Cleveland has nice areas and some of the worst. i say this having worked for a month or more in about 60 cities. But no city should be represented by their worse except for Pats* fans.
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i would think you skip the year to try and use as leverage for some city to build stadium. dangle draft in front of Buffalo politicians and see if they bite. or as stated earlier it is going international and cities are bidding. i could definitely see it in Toronto or Mexico city.
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i hope we do not make a trade for him for anything more than a 3rd- but if this somehow came to be i would hope we plan to keep him for one year only.
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i wish EJ the best and he was brought into the wrong system with the wrong coach but he was not good enough consistently enough to argue he should be a starter. he was not reliable enough to be a top end backup- so he is out of league due to his own game tape.
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i read an article the other day- i can not remember where- that was written by SB referee of the Rams vs Pats*. he stated that under new rule the rams could have challenged a throw to the one yard line that would have been overturned in their favor in 4th qtr. In that case it would have definitely changed the game. when it comes to NFL officials I think the line from " Catch Me If You Can" applies to Pats* " The same reason the Yankees keep winning- they are distracted by the pinstripes"
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a guy that has good technique but needs to beef up his muscle is a guy who can be an all pro in three years more easily than a physical freak with no technique. i hope he can get stronger but i am confident he will be adequate until then.
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i think beasley will be the most important if Allen learns where he will be on 3rd on midrange. Beasley seemed to be very adept at getting 7 when 6 is needed, which can be a qbs best friend.
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On 5/13/2019 at 8:28 PM, Bangarang said:
Jackson isn’t someone I’d care to waste a roster spot on. I’d put him on the practice squad and continue to try and develop him. I don’t see him ever being a starting QB in the NFL (at least not a good one).
i have a theory that having a crazy styled backup would be a good thing- if your qb goes down you best throw something new at them since your backup is clearly not a top 30 qb so go with something the defense has never seen. this is why i hope he makes team.
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i would like Clowney but not at a loss of draft capital- i would prefer Gerald McCoy at 2 years and 20 million to Clowney if it requires a 1st.
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6 minutes ago, JoshAllenHasBigHands said:
For sure! I'd be through the roof if he made it.
My comment was more about the presumption of his success and the suggestion we should drop one or two year starters to make room for Sills. People have literally suggested Zay may not make the team because of Sills. That is obviously silly.
i think most people are projecting out a few years- Sills spends a year on practice squad and then makes it next year as our 6th reciever and then gets better. he has only been a reciever for 3 years i believe.
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does PFF make any adjustments for injury time- guys who are only available 4 days a year make for great fantasy teams but not good real teams.