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Saved his life. No dude with that strong of jazz hands should be riding a legalized rocket.

Like Chris Carter says...always have a fall guy.

Hasnt played a full season in 7 years. Bad hands, and mentally weak. The fact that he has made $67,935,603 in his career absolutely blows my mind.

I think he meant to write mormon

I mean Watson's lasted the better part of an entire year so...

Say what you want about the guy, but he is arguably better than 15 of the guys who will start for NFL teams next year. Think he'd be a hell of a smart pickup for Seattle this year, if they can cut some salary in the trade.

To me he is exactly the QB Andy Dalton was before the Bengals smartened up and went for broke on Burrow. Carr is just smart and talented enough to keep a team from ever winning a championship. Type of guy that can win half of his games and sneak you into the playoffs every once and awhile but he is never going to carry you against the Elite Quarterbacks because he isnt one. So the Raiders have a choice, overpay the guy everyone in the building likes, or bottom out and try and go get an elite talent at the risk of alienating their fans. Smart teams do the second thing regardless of how fans feel. Think about this for a second, the Raiders just handed a guy who is 57-70 in his career another 121 million dollars. In his career to date they've paid him 1.9 million dollars per win he has brought them. No playoff victories in his eight year career..and its not going to start now with them likley battling for the basement in their division for the foreseeable future. By the time they smarten up they will have paid him over 230 million dollars to be average. Good job if you can get it.

Did he at least give the other owners a free pepsi?

One of the best moves Id made in my life is to stop taking anything a musician, actor, or artist says seriously.

My old math teacher use to walk in and say "I heard this is where all the d**cks hang out" anything less is unacceptable.

Id love Walker in the 2nd but dont think he'll make it to our spot.

Yeah. Pretty sure NBA has a play in tournament. 7th vs 8th, 9th vs 10th. Winner of 7th and 8th is the 7th seed. Loser of 7th and 8th plays the winner of the 9th and 10th to determine the 8th seed.

Cant argue that Durant is a legend but his team has to play in a play in game to make the playoffs.

Way way too young. Just insanely sad news. RIP may God keep you.

In a trade Edmunds has no dead cap. The 12.7 million dead cap is only on a release.

Both guys are paid top 15 at their position. Poyer was a 26 year old backup when the Bills signed him six years ago, and he just signed an extension 2 years ago. This is the second time in two years his wife has made a stink about money. Love the player, love the energy, but hate the drama. Starting to hope its Poyer who is dealt on draft night. Guy is acting like his success came 100% from his work. While that is part of it, his opportunity from the Bills, and his coaches also played a big part in him getting to this point in his career. Hope the Bills "settle" for someone else. And in doing so I hope they "settle" on sending this guy to the Panthers or Texans. Where he can have his money and "settle" for losing every week. Have no pity for a guy living in a mansion making 10 million dollars a year who cries underpaid. Really have no pity for a guy who lets his wife do his talking for him. She wants to go ahead and "stand up" for Micah too? Doesnt she realize the moment Poyer gets more money its less for Micah? Give me a break.

What current Coach has close ties to the family? If Cutcliffe was at a better program I think he'd have a lock on him, but with Duke being so far away from Louisiana I dont see it happening. My money is on Ole Miss or Alabama. Ole Miss has the history with the family, Kiffin has NFL bloodlines, and is a former QB, makes a lot of sense. However, Alabama is still close to the family and I am not sure he is going to get better coaching anywhere else in the NCAA.

1 of these things is not like the others.

Dude is scared of his own shadow.

Wait...Tom Green County?

Yet you'll still have a bunch of people telling you otherwise because of one gameplan from 32 years ago.

The player is the key. You can move money around. You cant teach Sauce Gardner to be Jalen Ramsey. Huge risk to give up multiple picks for a player who doesnt have the ball in his hands ever

So we give up as much to get Sauce Gardner as the Rams did to get Jalen Ramsey?

Volbeat is a great live band. Was surprised at how much they sounded like their recordings.

In the last five years there have been four guys to be in the top 15 in receptions when 30 years and older, Julio Jones, Demaryius Thomas, Larry Fitzgerald, and Antonio Brown. Not sure if that speaks to the narrowness of the category, 15 is a small sample size for 32 teams who start at least two wideouts per team, or the lack of wideouts starting after 29 years old. That said, Diggs has had his two best years in the NFL at 27 and 28 years old.