Doc Brown

Please point out where I didn't say that. LOL. He's been Mr. Magoo for as long as I can remember.

If you're going to use a dead person as a political pawn, make sure you get the name right. In both their defenses. Biden was known for his gaffes before his clear mental decline. MTG is just an idiot.

They've let guys who signed decent sized contracts walk the last few years (Tyreek Hill, Tyron Matheiu, JuJu, Frank Clark, Eric Fisher, Charvarius Ward, Orlando Brown). Their biggest whiff is pry Jawaan Taylor. Regardless, they set themselves up to have the cap room to sign him. Whether it's worth it to pay a soon to be 30 year old that much money remains to be seen.

Good guess if you didn't see this report before hand. Travis Kelce is woefully underpaid but luckily he's dating a billionaire.

Such a Millennial post.

He could be trolling too. Interpreting Millennials social media pages is the price you have to pay to be a true fan nowadays.

Riveting choices in 2024.

Trade package for Jefferson?

Still are. I don't want a RB that doesn't sign for the veteran minimum. Either that or draft one in the later rounds.

Strongly disagree on this point. Lewis in Wild Card Rounds: 0-7. Regular season win percentage: .518 McD in Wild Card Rounds: 4-2. Regular season win percentage: .640 McD is more on par with Tony Dungy's second stint with the Colts. Dungy had trouble getting past the Patriots with an elite QB and McDermott so far get past the Chiefs with an elite QB.

He counts against their cap (667k) due to a void year but he's a free agent. I have no clue what their plans are for him.

D. Jones, Zeke Elliott, Teair Tout, Tyler Biadasz, Curtis Samuel, AJ Epenesa

That stinks. I heard all the value in the draft was pick 97 to 101.

He said he’s a starter at the press conference. Unfortunately if you don’t think he could be at least an average starter. It’s a steal of a contract if he excels though.

They still can do that but the problem with that is there's no guarantees that the QB you draft in round 5 or 6 has any business being able to keep your team afloat if Allen goes down for three to five games or so. At least you know with Trubisky that he is at worst a capable average backup and $2.6m is worth that insurance. Better than the Steelers giving him more than $5m a year.

I like to look at the totality of a career and not two games. He's an average NFL backup. You disagree and that's fine.

I thought he was the worst coordinator in college football before he came to the NFL and people are seriously underestimating this when it comes to Trubisky.

To be fair, Matt Canada was the worst coordinator in the league. The worst designed offense in football and it was comical that they kept him on as long as they did. Based on his film with the Bears, he's an adequate backup that should come cheap.

Strikes me odd that the Bills let this leak. Were they trying to buffer the Morse news impact for us? Since when do they care what we think? They're building an open air stadium in the middle of Siberia with Buffaloes you can clean with a 10 foot ladder.

The power of positive thinking. Some may say delusional. Interested to see what the incentives are.

I think Beane just announced this last so he can say that's a Rapp on my day.

I can't really remember a day like this. The closest is pry when we traded Watkins and Darby on a random Friday morning.

Beane chose violence this morning.

I'm guessing around $2.295M this year. Rough estimate though. That's fine for your #1 backup guard.

I didn't watch many Seahawks games but most of their fans were happy to see him cut. I guess he had a horrible year as age caught up to him quick. His PFF grade for last season reflects that. There are better options.