Watkins90

Meh. I just like to eat so much that I will still buy stuff in the stadium, no matter how much I eat at the tailgate.

The rookie salary slots are kind of a mixed bag. While veterans don't want to see the types of deals Sam Bradford got before he ever played a down in the NFL, the rookie salary structure also leads to more high priced veterans being let go each year because the rookies are much, much cheaper.

I could argue we have had vanilla gameplans because we didn't have the talent to have a different gameplan. I also think McDermott gives his coordinators a lot of rope in how they run their respective groups. McDermott isn't trying to tell Daboll you need to do x,y, and z plays in x, y, and z situations. He has a general philosophy of how he want sot play and has surrounded himself with people who have a like mindset but lets those people do what they do, coordinate. I completely disagree. I think what New England has achieved can totally be achieved to a much lesser degree, maybe only winning two or three Super Bowls in the same time frame, as long as you have a "good" quarterback and have a coach who has a plan and sticks to it. BB is more than willing to get rid of talented players who are headcases because those guys disrupt the culture. At the end of the day, its about 22 guys, 11 on offense and 11 one defense playing as one cohesive unit that is going to lead to success than having a couple of uber talented guys who disturb the culture. Pittsburgh is a perfect example.

Lol at taking a "flier" on a DE who is in his prime, Everson Griffin.

O-Line can play well into their late 30s. I hope he has four pro-bowl caliber years left in him since he doesn't have as much mileage as other O-Line at this point in his career.

Cooper needs to prove he can be consistent. He was awful two years ago other than the two games I didn’t start him in fantasy.

I could have sworn that the Chiefs would have taken Metcalf.

Can we please stop giving up picks before they happen on TV?

Link it up!

He probably has a spot in the second that if DK falls to he may jump back in. Like he makes it to 50 or something.

That's why they drafted Ed Oliver.

That's fine, we can take Taylor or Risner and really shore up that offensive line.

Go get Jawaan Taylor!!

Beane, get off the ***** podium and go wheel and deal for another first round pick.

I shocking news, teams picking the first round got a difference maker.

Wow, Washington is ecstatic right now. I can't believe Miami didn't go QB.

Miami just got their QB of the future. Washington is praying that Miami doesn't take Haskins though.

Hell yeah!! Let's Go.

Wilson doesn't need it with his new contract.

But this was way too good to not post. Someone just got a promotion.

What they should do is pull the plug on exclusivity and then let every media company offer it to their customers. It won't affect this year. They can pull the plug after the 2019 season.

Are those rules or reasons a team can get a waiver? If the Bills wanted to be on Hard Knocks, I bet they could as long as HBO chose them.

Making the playoffs eight straight years with three NFC Championship game appearances, and a SuperBowl Championship is pretty darn successful. Again, Rodgers deserves blame, but he also got that team wins in spite of everything else. Look at the scores in his playoff losses. The offense put up good enough numbers to win. It was never Rodgers fault they lost games when it mattered most IMO.

Yeah, the common denominator as to why they were so successful with trash rosters on defense.

If the Packer's defense didn't implode every January then they would have won more than one SuperBowl. Dude, look at the results on the field. His arrogance has nothing to do with the defense being utter ***** when it mattered most. Do we not forget the absolute heroics this man has put on display to get his team wins in the Playoffs. If it wasn't for him, after the Packers defense blew a lead against the Seahawks in the 2015 NFC Championship game, it never would have gotten to overtime. He wasn't the one refusing to sign veteran players and letting other guys walk in favor of cheaper rookies like the front office was doing. Does the guy deserve some blame. Absolutely. But, the Packer's wouldn't even have been as successful as they were without Rodgers.