Doc Brown

I think it’s an overreaction because Barkley’s so limited when it comes to arm strength and mobility. Keenum at least has average arm strength and a LOT more experience and success as a starter in this league. Also keep in mind that Keenum was playing most of their starters with our backups.

You underestimate Trump’s negatives. He never got more than 47% of the vote despite running against the two weakest dem candidates in my lifetime.

I don't like to overreact to one game especially when we have a large sample size of both of their NFL careers as starters at this point.

Seems to be a Rooties bleu cheese shortage. I can't find it anywhere.

No he won't. He's the Dems best chance to win in 2024.

I'd like to see Keenum behind the 1st team offensive line for a quarter or so. Maybe sit Dawkins and see what Quessenberry can do at left tackle. Other than that, play the same players as the first game. I don't want Allen, Diggs, Miller, etc... playing until September 8th.

Other's do pliable workouts, eat avocado ice cream, and thrive at the highest level at the age of 45. I wonder if Allen should embrace the TB12 method.

Yeah. You make a good point with Matakevich as it's significant savings if he's cut. For the cap gurus out there, can Beane rework his contract if he's willing to take a pay cut? If not then I wouldn't have a problem with the Bills cutting him as long as we keep Kumerow, Jones, and Neal.

You want to field the best 53 that help you win this year. That means continuing to have a strong Special Teams unit (and trusting them with a squib kick). Kumerow, Matekavich, Jones, and Neal are four core special teams players who usually fill in adequately in emergency situations at their respective positions (rash of injuries in a game). You should be able to stash guys like Blackshear, Hodges, Spector, and Lewis on the practice squad. They don't have to make that decision now as he won't count against the 53 man roster being on the reserved/suspended list.

I think every team feels like this post cuts. I thought for sure Cam Lewis would be snagged by someone last year.

Guys. Just use common sense. Why in the world would a person risk being behind bars the rest of his life for not returning classified documents? Was a full out raid really necessary? This whole thing just seems like an overzealous DOJ and FBI that will only continue to fuel populism as people become more and more skeptical of our government institutions.

How did he last until the 5th round? He looks as smooth back then as he does now.

The NFL pry doesn't want him on the field week 7 along with a federal lawsuit hanging over the NFL all season. Twelve or more games with a hefty fine would avoid that headache.

Usually. Does the NFL want to take that chance?

No. The judge could've ruled that the NFL didn't present enough evidence to warrant a suspension. Watson would've gotten zero games and there's nothing the NFL could've done about it.

They do but may want to avoid Watson's camp bringing a federal lawsuit against them. Watson's goal should be to avoid a year long suspension so his contract won't get pushed back a year.

Anytime I can make Bayless look like an idiot, I will. I was just referring to how the diva reputation is sometimes driven by a false media narrative and directly debunked by coaches/players who interact with him daily.

Myles Garrett got a 1.035 million dollar base salary his first year his extension kicked in on his 125 million dollar deal. The exact same Watson got. Stafford's base salary this year is 1.5 million on his 4 year 160 million dollar deal. Prescott got 2.5 million on the first year of his contract on basically the same deal. Murray will have only a 2 million dollar base salary the first year his extension kicks in. You get my point. GM's do this he reason they do this to build salary cap space to allow them flexibility in the future. Regardless, I hope the Browns aren't dumb enough to realize how that would look optically but I wouldn't put it past them. Maybe they thought they could use the argument I just presented to justify them safeguarding him financially against a suspension hoping the public would buy it. Either way they're idiots.

That's pry the biggest question. I wondered how he'd fit in LA's offense with Woods and Kupp last year and then Woods tears his ACL days after the trade. We never really got to see how he'd respond to being that 3rd or 4th option. I don't mean to be Dr. Doom but an injury to a WR more than likely will happen at some point this year. We lost Brown for some time in '20 and Beasley always seemed like he was playing through injury. If OBJ is willing to take a contract like he did with the Rams last year built in with incentives then I'd be all for it. As for Davis, he killed it in the Chiefs game but I go back to the season finale where he had a really bad game with Emmanuel Sanders out. Three receptions on 13 targets with three drops. That may not be the norm as he filled in nicely for Brown in 2020 for the few games he missed but I need to see him full time as a WR2 before declaring him our long term solution opposite Diggs.

By the time OBJ is ready to play we'll know if Davis is a legitimate #2 WR. All signs point to yes but he still has to get out there and prove it. OBJ looked like his old self in the playoffs when it counted most. If Diggs or Davis miss some time he's a significant upgrade over our current backup WR's outside. He can also play the slot if there's an injury or a drop in play there. He'd be great insurance down the crucial stretch run is the best way of putting it.

You're right but I'm very jaded when it comes to politicians. He's a former lawyer who has degrees from Yale and Harvard. He knows what he's doing.

There was a time when I legitimately believed this guy would challenge Jerry Rice's all time records after six 1200 plus yard seasons by the age of 30. What a sad waste of talent.

Toy Story 2 blew the doors off Lightyear imo. Spin-offs are rarely successful.

Agreed. You can't ignore Disney+ increase in subscribers and then blame the first loss of Netflix subscribers in history on going woke. Ignoring the former and embracing the latter is what you call confirmation bias. Increased streaming competition and a raise in prices is why Netflix struggled this last quarter.