Blokestradamus

I believe that it means that he's on his way to someone who might pay him what he's looking for. And that Oakland clearly didn't. Also, the replies to that tweet are something. Raider fans think quite highly of themselves.

I have a horrible idea that Aristo may have been involved in a car crash while looking at this thread

Zach has left Oakland with one thing on his mind. @ZachBrown_55 Gone, Outta here - moneybagg yo

Cook has his fair share of truthers within this fan base, EJ does not. Any occasion to poke them with a pointy stick needs to be taken, if presented with the opportunity.

If he beats Cook out for the #2 job, oh boy. I'm gonna be having a lot of fun.

Welp, my perfect bracket died with that brain fart. 87.5% ain't bad, I guess.

@RieseDraft TJ Watt mentioned that at least one team has talked to him about playing as an inside linebacker.

I'd set it at 6.5 and bet the under. Not popular but I'd settle for 6 wins and a reason to hope for 2018.

I assumed drafting Peterman temporarily sucked the universe into an abyss and we skipped the pick.

A........comp pick?

He'd take ESPN to the cleaners for wrongful dismissal. Actually, that doesn't sound too bad.

As far as I know, there's not many instances like this to draw upon as an industry precedent. Yolo's idea of announcing every offer might actually be the best course of action. Precludes 31 other teams having a full advantage but damage is considerably done to Buffalo already.

There will be lawyers.

Every contract offer seems to go through the players union. They logged it as a completed transaction mistakenly and leaked the Bills structure to 31 other teams.

He can win with his body and his releases so he stands a chance to defy timed speed and be successful. Plus the physical battle is always in favour of the WR so he'll probably continue to get away with 50/50 push-offs.

@MikeGarafolo 2m2 minutes ago Agents have to send all offers from teams to the union. This one was confused as a done deal. Hence the confusion

Poor Andre. It don't snow like that in Oakland.

I'd take the Mahomes/Godwin route, mainly because of how I feel about Peterman. But honestly, neither particularly float my boat.

I watched Requiem for the Big East last week so I picked Seton Hall to win their 1st round game simply because I've heard of them. Science and conventional wisdom be damned.

Getting open in the primary skill for an NFL WR. I can only put a 1st round value on guys who get open with advanced route running skills (like Davis) or guys with extreme speed (Ross). It's why I went nuts over guys like Amari Cooper, that will always translate from the WR perspective. Then you have to consider the strengths of the quarterback you have and the scheme you run to add context. Players like Mike Williams have a place in the NFL but the lack of sharp breaks and long speed means more targets will be contested, gives you a lower margin for error and a higher potential failure rate.

He's some way short of McDermott's weight profile at DE too. Got to know what the coach likes and a 252-pound DE ain't that.

Not just the fan base, @Carlos_Dunlap I don't see the plan but guess that's not my role to either.

No. More. Jigglypuff?

The positive is that I can't get any worse. I can live with that.

I preface this with the fact that I don't really watch college hoops. It's actually exciting but never sat through a full game in my life (only once with an NBA game). Filled out my bracket earlier and wanted to canvass opinion to see if I was being a complete idiot. Final 4 ended up being Duke, Oregon, Gonzaga & Butler. Be honest (though I'm changing nothing), how clueless am I?