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Luke Kuechly started wearing it after his concussion issues. I believe Klein picked it up from him while still in Carolina.

Feel like this guys has been "available for trade" for 3 seasons now.

Despite the fact that Favre's reputation has been obliterated I have to be honest and say his on field play is up there as my all time favorite. Manning was about the most surgical player outside of Brady I've ever watched. As a more outside the box answer Steve McNair was always way up there for me

This topic has been beat to death. Its literally been disproven. Statistics show that a QB is more likely to suffer a catastrophic injury in the pocket than out of it. Cam Newton's career ended because his shoulder went to hell on a freak play. Mike Vick may have been a Hall of Famer if he didn't slaughter dogs in his spare time.

NCAA needs to get over itself.

Tuned in a few times since Howard left and I've heard about Hot Dogs, tons of golf talk, tennis, soccer and tons of hockey. Its insufferable and obviously not for guys who prefer football. I feel like WGR is all hockey all the time lately. The only person I can stand on the station anymore is Sal. I've listened to enough golf and Paul Hamilton droning on about the Sabres to last a lifetime. Its podcasts for me at this point. Sad because I've listened to WGR for 20 years.

Good idea for both the Giants and Beasley. Goes back to the offense he had the most success in his career in, and always a safety blanket for Jones. Makes too much sense

Unless he is due a roster bonus I dont see the sense in letting him go to camp with anyone else. Seems like he is going to go the way of many Baylor wideouts who come into the NFL, cant get off the press and cant run NFL level routes. He isn't even a good red zone threat like he was in college. If he is released he may be worth a flyer but I think he his career will play out similar to another player we took a flyer on a few years back, Corey Coleman. Different players, but similar issues.

I can't disagree with anything you wrote here. My hope is the guy did some real soul searching after he was caught.

Yes, if truly apologetic and taking steps to correct the behavior, he certainly deserves forgiveness. I dont know if thats the case, but I know for certain I am human and have made terrible decisions and missteps in my life. I would hope people would forgive me for mine, as such I try to forgive others for theirs.

They get paid just fine. There is always the other option, come join me in the 9-5 game. Comes with student loan debt (my college degree wasn't free), 2 Chrysler Mini Vans, a decent house in Orleans County NY. It's not a mansion in South Florida or California but I'm still living the dream baby. All jobs get paid according to what the owner of the business is willing to pay. If you don't like it find a new job. Please stand back while I play the world's smallest fiddle for these 20 and 30 something millionaires. They have all the right in the world to protest and complain about it, they also have all the right in the world to be roasted for how tone deaf they come across.

Totally agree. I was 23 when Bucky went on the run. Was in a similar boat, I wasn't actively cheering the guy on but a part of me did want the bad guy to win. As a middle aged guy my tune has completely changed. Probably makes me a hypocrite but mainly just want my kids not to make the same mistake.

I understand why it happens. I mean I grew up thinking Billy the Kid was something to admire. But when you get older it hits you different. These guys aren't anything to be appaulded they are scum bags.

Just wait popular opinion will turn this guy into some kind of anti-hero and people will be literally cheering for him to evade the police as long as he can. That is until he shows up at their back door looking to kill them.

Anyone on here blasting pro-wrestling but rushes out to watch Super Hero Movies may have to take a step back and see the hypocrisy.

Dated a crazy chick for 2 months. Very glad I didn't marry her. Also very glad for the memories.

Thankfully Coaches and GMs are starting to become aware that the game is more about being smart than it is about Oklahoma Drills and bashing one anothers heads in. Gruden still had one foot in the old ways and being an idiot finally got him done in. I think he deserves to be forgiven, what I don't think is anyone should be lining up to feel sorry for the guy.

Something tells me her standards are probably too high.

I'd imagine any real offer for the guy won't happen until a couple days before camp opens. Anyone offering him a contract right now is only betting against themselves. Any report coming out about DHop or Cook being offered contracts by a team or a team having serious interest in them is only nonsense being put out by their agents as a last ditch effort to get them a multi year substantial contract from a GM that gets anxious and overplays his own hand. Any response to said report by the player is done so at the behest of the agent. Keeps their name in the news and on the mind of the anxious GM. Smart GMs won't play that game. The agent is just trying to see if they can bait offers from the Jets, Raiders, Browns, Bears, Commanders, or Texans right now. I am sure that the 1 year incentive laced deal with a contender for DHop will come a few days before camp.

I like to visit the HOF it's a fun vacation spot. That said, the selection committee is bogus. Calvin Johnson was a 1st ballot and Terrell Owens was not, despite having 4,000 more yards and 60 more career touchdowns. Andrew Luck belongs nowhere near the hall of fame.

Excerpt from the Florida Times Union article on Kadarius Toney returning for his senior season at Florida: Toney is back for his senior season after pondering the possibility of leaving early for the NFL. Just like when he creates one of those joystick moments, he followed his instincts to arrive at his decision. “I thought of my education,” he said. “I know a lot of players who leave don’t come back and finish school. My first goal coming to Florida, I wanted to get my college degree.

So with Pete it must be the fame and money then....

My son wanted to go for his birthday dinner. That said, found my way back tonight. Wings are on point everytime Its never a miss. Never undercooked, always painted perfectly. Every boys day at our house ends up at Bar Bill. My wing spot in Orleans County let me down big time a few weeks back for a family party. Ordered 50 wings and threw 49 out. Smelled like straight garbage. They were spoiled.

Parcells' Rules for QB #11: Don't be a celebrity QB – we don't need any of those. We need battlefield commanders that are willing to fight it out, every day, every week and every season and lead their team to win after win after win. Not sure I believe it, just something that popped into my mind when I saw the picture. Gives me a bit of Tony Romo/Jessica Simpson Cabo vibes.

I would hope anyone living in WNY or Canada would know exactly who Big Wreck is. That said, incredibly underrated band.