JohnBonhamRocks

The distinction is between (1) admitting that probability is not on Jackson's side, and, as 3rdand12 said (2) "projecting doom vs. success." My preference is for (1) because I do not profess to know a player's health or sustainability with absolute certainty. I have no crystal ball, but will defer to those who think they do.

I'll refer you to my words that you quoted: "Is it likely Jackson has much left? No." I'm just, unlike others, not professing to know information to which only NFL scouting departments and the Jackson family/his doctor would be privy.

Which NFL scouting department do you work for? Would love some more inside information.

Here's to hoping we see a bunch of screens and slants to Watkins because, you know, look at his college tape. My ideal outcome is that Dennison expands that Taylor-to-Watkins connection we saw in the first half of the 2015 Chiefs game to a full season: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzrwEpKYHWk

Is it likely Jackson has much left? No. Is it unreasonable to say with certainty that he has nothing left, unless you are employed by an NFL franchise? Yes.

It will be interesting to see where the tension between the following averages out: (1)Taylor as a starter not usually garnering offensive game plans that emphasize a lot of passing and (2) Dennison traditionally running offenses that pass more than those.

There's no way Jackson can still be productive. I mean, look at Anquan Boldin; he's 36 years old and only had 8 TDs last year. Plus, look at the poor play of the 39 year old Tom Brady... Tough to ball in the late 30s? Sure. Impossible? Not at all.

On the other hand, he could take his trillion dollars, buy an NFL franchise, and then own a championship-winning team.

I am Groot. I am Groot. I am Groot.

It's gotta be Marrone and not even close. Sure, Mularky's team folded against Steeler back-ups and helped Willie Parker jumpstart his career, but Marrone straight up quit on his team, and on New Years Eve at that! Plus, even if they are AFC foes, it's tough not to like how the Titans have gone about assembling their roster.

Boggis, Bunce, and Bean (One fat, one short, one lean Those horrible crooks So different in looks Were nonetheless equally mean)

It's not often you see someone win the thread on the first page. But yeah, wish we could get Barnidge and Boldin, only the former wants to be a TE1 and the latter is unlikely to sign with a team that isn't viewed as a Super Bowl contender. Agree re: Graham > Byrd; especially because one of them is a Buffalo boy - at least he would give some heart. To those who say you wouldn't want a wild card playoff berth... wholeheartedly disagree. You get in there and who knows what happens? Even if you're outmatched, injuries, momentum, bounces, and human referees are all part of football.

Fire Whaley! (credit: YoloinOhio)

Waggle, waggle, waggle

Really hoping we never declare a winner between Brown and Ragland so Brady won't know who is the Mike.

My reply was going to be "so unstoppable we made the playof - - oh wait" I think issue was taken with the word "unstoppable"

So many GIFs with his head on someone getting bodyslammed.

Would love Williams, but he said he wants to play for a Super Bowl contender. Barnidge would be great, but do not think he wants to split with Clay. Decker has too many health concerns. I think we're good at LB and CB for the time being. Would be for either Graham or Byrd, with a slight lean to the former.

Hopefully the 4 years of experience for both White and Jones allows them both an easier transition to the NFL than most other rookies.

So long as its speed burst, not tendon burst, I'm okay with it.

No more lockers avaialble

2015: 69 catches, 789 yards, 4 touchdowns 2016: 67 catches, 584 yards, 8 touchdowns Half the WRs in the NFL must be in wheelchairs.

Obviously because they had insider info that Maclin would get cut...

Said he wants to go to a Super Bowl contender, so doubt the mutuality would be there, but would 100% support OBD trying. Maybe the familiarity with McDermott and Tolbert?

Re: change of pace, I've always preferred for 2 of the 3 HBs to hold a thunder/lightning dynamic. Hoping McDermott knows Tolbert well enough from the past few years together.