Scott7975

Horrible drop.

Watch out Mac&Cheese. Zappe is the new Brady. BB just knows how to pick elite QBs. He's had like at least 5 of them now.

Why are there haters of Hammers lot?

His next move will probably be a crypto or nft scam. I’m leaning towards nft so he can make cartoons of himself then rugpull it.

And that was the last game he coached from the sidelines

I trust this staff to put him out there when he is ready. If they have shown anything, they have shown they err on the side of caution with injuries like this.

Not into autographs but I definitely would love a picture with Josh and Jim. Its so great that our team does this for the kids.

I think you guys are overlooking Mac&Cheese-Tua

Since people are talking about who should and shouldn't play in preseason I thought you all might find this study interesting. It is a study about injuries with and without preseason games/camp. They took I think the 4 years leading up to covid year with no preseason and compared the injury rates in the first four weeks of the regular season. I will leave their conclusion as a snippet but the article has some charts that some may find interesting. Charts with data for injuries to each position group and injuries to part of the body data. I thought it was interesting. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666061X21000808 As for me, I'm crossed on this. There is injury risk in preseason but there is also benefits in slowly ramping up conditioning in the preseason to play in the regular season full time that helps limit injuries in the regular season. I think that everyone should get at least a little playtime IMO.

From NFL.com NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday explained the league's decision to pursue a one-year suspension for Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson and weighed in on the findings of an independent investigation into integrity of the game violations committed by the Dolphins. Goodell told reporters that the evidence showed Watson committed multiple violations of the NFL's personal-conduct policy. "We've seen the evidence," Goodell said following Tuesday's Special League Meeting in Minneapolis, which was called to allow for a vote on the sale of the Broncos. "[Disciplinary officer Sue L. Robinson] was very clear about the evidence, should we enforce the evidence. That there was multiple violations here, and they were egregious, and it was predatory behavior. Those are things that we always felt were important for us to address in a way that's responsible." In issuing a six-game suspension for Watson on Aug. 1, Robinson wrote that Watson engaged in "sexual assault; conduct that poses a genuine danger to the safety and well-being of another person; and conduct that undermines or puts at risk the integrity of the NFL." Robinson, however, noted that she was "bound 'by standards of fairness and consistency of treatment among players similarly situated' " in her decision for a six-game suspension despite the NFL seeking a yearlong ban. The NFL officially appealed Watson's suspension on Aug. 3, and Goodell later designatedformer New Jersey Attorney General Peter C. Harvey to rule on the appeal. Goodell told reporters the right to appeal the decision is outlined in the Collective Bargaining Agreement. "It's a part of the CBA that two parties have the right," Goodell said. "Either party could certainly challenge and appeal that and that was something that we thought was our right to do, as well as the NFLPA. So we decided it was the right thing to do." Goodell added that he does not have a timeline for a decision from Harvey. Goodell also was asked for his reaction to the investigation into the Dolphins organization. The NFL announced on Aug. 2 that the team will forfeit its 2023 first-round draft pick and 2024 third-round pick, and that team owner Stephen Ross has been suspended through Oct. 17. "Integrity of the game's critically important," Goodell said Tuesday. "I think the finding was very clear on the tampering charges. While tanking clearly did not happen here, I think we all have to understand that our words and our actions have implications, can be interpreted and we have to be careful." Additionally, Goodell told reporters that he did not have any additional information regarding Commanders owner Daniel Snyder's virtual testimony before Congress on July 28 as part of the House's investigation into the Washington franchise's workplace culture. "We were not party to that. We did not participate in any way," Goodell said. "So I don't have any other information that you don't have on that context. As far as his status, as we all know there's an ongoing congressional investigation as well as our investigation into those issues. As we get to a resolution on that Dan and I will discuss where he participates."

Whoever we cut or try to send to ps will probably end up on the pats. Both for info and because their receivers reportedly aren’t getting open at all.

I think the Bills instead should work on Poyers deal rather than giving out another big contract to someone who hasn't been here.

That actually was the whole thing. I lost the link though. Could have been a much better story I think, but it was too short IMO. This is just 4D chess by Belichick. He has told his line to purposely play bad so Mac&Cheese gets use to pressure.

I normally dont really care much for preseason but I am so football starved that I can't wait. Our season ended too early last year.

I think losing McDaniels and not adequately replacing them is going to hurt a lot. McDaniels was a great coordinator IMO. Not sure how he will do as a HC again but coordinator he did a great job. Belichick doing the who knows who is what is probably just a skirting rules thing so that two guys get paid from their former teams instead of NE paying them much but even still... those two guys dont scream OC with a young QB to me. I think their offense is going to be a mess and I still dont think Mac and Cheese is that good.

Wouldn’t mind him on a cheap one year deal.

yes

I should have said more in that post. No not just because of tweets but also because he wasn’t following protocols. Yes he lost a step and that probably played into it as well.

At least he didn’t drink some herbal tea, go on some wild trip, and then claim he was immunized lol.

Probably. It was that and probably his disregard of the Covid protocols. It’s one thing to post your beliefs to twitter. It’s another not to follow the rules put in place.

What changed is all the posts he made on twitter. Coaches didn’t like it. Just read the tweets in this thread. You can see. I could tell he was playing his last season by mid season.

because they accepted the decision. The only thing in question is the penalty.

Probably better off in second game. Third game is likely full of head hunters looking to snag final roster spots.

there is zero chance they run a ground and pound offense with an elite qb. They will just be a little more balanced so defense can’t just T off all the time like last season.