I'm not really sure there is an etc there. You can't discriminate against protected classes of people but kneelers and gun owners aren't a protected class of people. Also, it seems like this is evidence he isn't being "black balled" and that there is no conspiracy if Seattle is making up their own mind about pursuing him or not. Teams just aren't interested in him being a huge distraction with mediocre talent. People who are a huge distraction at work are definitely not a protected class.
I can't think of a single excuse for a coach ever bashing one of their players. It's all the more offensive, to me at least, the two faced way he goes about it. It's all fake compliments, innuendo, and politically charged words.
possible. think giants move out of 2, and i think allen falls. at 7 with mayfield on the board there will be some competition for that spot.
Is mayfield you're top qb?
Colts would probably move out of 6 too.
I wonder if Betteridge's law of headlines can also be applied to threads?
(an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.")
I voted yes, but the more I think about it I should have voted no. I think it turned out alright, he played great for several years and it wasn't too expensive to part ways. I think it worked out a little better than the expected value when they made the deal.
Our Dline was the only thing that made the Bills watchable for at least two years.
i'm not imagining anything . . . cap space multiple years out is more a function of how many long term contracts you have than it is a function of whether you are in a good or bad cap situation.