Doc Brown

The guy that tweeted the leak.

I already have the 49ers penciled in. Rematch of NFC Championship game.

Yuck. We’re one Von Miller injury away from a 44 page trade for Hughes thread.

Rumors are we're opening at home against Miami. Either way I'm happy to play a team with a new coach/offensive scheme coming out of the gates.

I don’t think it’s a priority for the league. The main thing for them is balancing the games to make sure there’s a couple perceived premier games every week to keep the tv networks happy.

Yuck. I want Tua here in December.

Good. I want run heavy teams to start the year with T. White’s uncertainty and Elam still learning in the fly.

I agree with this for the most part although Jerry may have two or three good seasons in him given pass rushers age well. I'd much rather role with Miller, Hughes, and Rousseau. Then let Basham, Epenesa, and Shaq battle for that fourth spot. If they can make it work contract wise that is.

I didn't take a shot at Jets fans or visit their boards. I commended their commitment to them.

Great. They both can't catch

He's pretty raw and pry isn't ready to start out of the gates. Scouts were worried about his size, ability to quickly progress through his reads, and his maturity. I can't think of a better mentor than Baker Mayfield.

I think I only watched one Texans game last year and it was against us where he was god awful. He threw four picks and less than 100 yards so maybe my vision of him is skewed.

God bless Jets fans. It takes a lot to stay with a team after being promised paradise during the off-season and then being kicked in the nuts during the season for the 17 year drought like we did. They've been doing it the last 52 years.

Dude got fat.

Is that your nickname?

A healthy Baker? Dolphins, Pats, Jets, Texans, Seahawks, Falcons, Lions, Bears, Eagles, Redskins, Panthers, Steelers, Saints Worth the baggage and the money - Progressive.

Would you rather have Elam/Cook or Hall/Taylor-Britt? I'll take the former. Barely.

I've heard that name over and over again the last couple of years but I can't even remember if I've seen him play. He's like the Bills's version of Bigfoot to me.

The problem was the ruling in the first place. Now the "trigger laws" in more conservative states that will immediately put abortion bans in place once RoeVWade is overturned. The women most impacted by these laws will be poorer because they won't have as many resources to travel out of state for an abortion. Short term at least this will lead to more single mother's qualifying for welfare benefits as they carried the baby because of the trigger laws (more burden on the tax payer) or an increase in back alley abortions in these states. It would be nice if we had maybe a two year grace period where RvW is still the law of the land and then people can let their voices be heard through voting.

Spencer Brown because of his ceiling which is an elite offensive tackle. Protection in the passing game and opening up holes in the running game will be key in outscoring the other offensive juggernauts in the AFC.

The Cowboys pry had a deal to trade back in place with another team assuming Elam was still on the board. The initial shot of their war room wasn't one of being thrilled that they were about to pick Smith. They seemed to be scrambling. We'll never know but that's what my gut instinct was.

In our defense, we've been well seasoned at doing this over the last two decades.

Public opinion doesn't (or at least shouldn't matter) in Supreme Court decisions. The SCOTUS isn't "picking this back up." They finally have the numbers that allow them to overturn what many legal scholars (including those that are pro choice) as bad constitutional law. There's nothing in the constitution that prohibits state governments from making abortion laws. What this does do is allow people the freedom to vote for representatives that best reflect their views on abortion and politicians can finally do something about it. This should be a net positive in this country in the long run.

It's difficult being an introverted person in an extroverted rewarded world.

He was slightly above average here. His play didn't warrant the contract he was demanding and it was a shock across the league when New England signed him to top market value as they usually don't do that. He shot into all pro territory with the Pats. The PFF grades (not the bible I hear but all I have to go on) confirm this.