I think it's a perfect analogy because as you don't know who is impaired while driving around you, you don't know who is sick. You have to live your life even when risks are around you. How much you want to limit your risks is how little you want to live your life. I prefer to not take crazy risks but I also understand you can not fully be kept away from harm if you walk outside your home
So basically more people drive their cars, the more accidents that happen, just like the more people in public the more that get sick. I'm not going to live in a bubble all my life even if they could guarantee a connection between the two
I really like Singletary for his attitude and some of his skillset but he is way too slow and not a hard enough runner to be effective as a bruiser. He does nothing super well and that won't cut it.
I probably am alone in this but I don't see the need for an upgrade. The line could get after the QB more but Hughes and Addison get after the QB as well as people that have already been signed like Lawson and Hendrickson and they cost less. I think are guys set the edge better against guys like Lamar too. The only exception would have been Watt. Reddick is a 34 OLB and I have my suspicions on him having a hard time transitioning. I think it's just a we think we can do better but really this year we need to be careful with money and we have other needs like Tight End and RB.
Their offense was bad but their defense was at worst good with Hightower opting out, now they add Judon and a decent Anderson. I think that defense makes them a player in the division especially with Belichick coaching
My bad guys. I'm guessing I missed that. Chalk it up to I was hoping 2020 in general was a bad nightmare
I think there will be others that are available that fit better. Younger, faster, stronger...
So with seeing these cuts and how the front office is going to make decisions, they really screwed up on Murphy's contract. He is owed too much dead money on the last year of his contract. He's not tradeable this year with all these cheap alternatives and we can't cut him. He doesn't play enough to warrant his contract. Will they just make him a healthy scratch all year?
I don't think either gets paid anywhere near that amount. This is going to be a long free agency. Milano has too much of an injury history and too many linemen on the market to be paid especially this year where everyones cap drops.