Doc Brown

CTW just reported it's all finished financially but the holdup is the clause is the contract where he has to cut his hair so defenders can't grab it as a last resort.

That's what Rousseau, Bernard, Shakir, and Benford did. I'm sure the Bills already offered him that (around 4 years $42m, $25m guaranteed) and he said no. My hunch is there's a disconnect between what Cook thinks he's worth and the league consensus. Maybe let him seek a trade to find that out?

Where he received his second most carries of the season. This board is fun sometimes.

Teams cut players before their contract ends all the time. It cuts both ways.

If that's what we're going by than prime Aaron Rodgers would be my choice. However, if we're talking GOAT it's seven time Super Bowl Champion Tom Brady. It's not close.

Was that a CTW report?

He doesn't get paid and for every game missed it would be about $310k we save in salary cap space.

I had the same thought until I went and watched all his TD's. I know he only cracked 1,000 yards but 4.9 ypc and 18 rushing TD's (21 if you include the playoffs) weren't by accident. His vision inside the 10 yard line and his added physicality allowed him to score a lot of short yardage TD's that I don't think any other RB we've scored on our roster had since Shady would've scored (there's a a reason Josh only threw for 28 TD's). Same goes for the five 40 plus yard TD runs where his long speed is also unmatched since Shady. Let him play out the year and see if he can come close to that number again. Maybe increase his work load and go from there.

Why?

No. Waste of plutonium. I already know the Eagles spanked the Chiefs in the Super Bowl this year.

Could easily be the tie breaker for the number 1 or 2 seed. Not that hard to contemplate.

What does that have to do with the importance of the game? That and the KC game are potentially the biggest games of the year.

I appreciate him but don't want to pay him. I hope he gets the bag next year. Also, his body language is always like that.

You can't be more than 100%. If he's 100% then play him because the Ravens game you could argue might be our biggest game of the year.

They can linger. I remember this being the Gabe Davis excuse his first year as the #2 WR. If it's the same severity that Shakir had last year I'm not worried.

Wait until he demands a trade. That's the logical next step.

At least he isn't injured. The agent advising him is kind of comical at this point.

A hand shake will suffice.

His tweet made it seem political over just incompetence though. If it had been wildly inaccurate since 2022 he should've fired her the first day on the job. True but I understand why they didn't. Even now it's pry a 50/50 chance depending on if inflation keeps rising.

They technically could do it if they restructure Dawkins and Knox. Include Epenesa in the trade (or trade him to another team) and cut both D. Jones and Trubisky. The hardest part would be getting a team to trade for Epenesa. Once Parsons gets here they can give him a new contract that lessons the cap hit he'd bring this year giving them a little room to work with cap wise. There's pry a >99.9% chance this doesn't happen though.

Problem with that is whoever they appoint will now have to worry about losing their job if the monthly jobs report isn't favorable to the president. People don't like losing their job. It's why it's smart for any new president to just cut bait with any part of the old administration immediately after taking office.

If there's anybody I can trust with numbers it's Donald Trump. Ironically, the Fed is more likely to lower interest rate because of the job numbers.

Milano, White, and Bosa getting days off was definitely because of the turf given their injury history. They pry wouldn't have played Allen at all if fans weren't there. It does suck though if you took the time and effort to attend the event.

I'd pry make that trade too. However, I think Beane is perfectly fine with continuing to put up a competitive team who makes the final eight and wins the division each year without mortgaging the future hoping that a ball will bounce our way one of these years. It's a good job security strategy too. He'd rather take mini swings like Bosa. You think Cook would have more of an impact than a guy like Parsons? I feel like I'm living in 1996 with this board when it comes to the Cook conversation.

It would be an interesting poll question as I could see a 50/50 split in opinion.