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Cook thinks he is a top 3 back in the NFL. He'll want more than Williams got.

They weren't there to replace Hughes. They were there to start opposite him.

Traded him for a 5th and 6th rounder, though. So at least we got something.

If it basically does nothing, then the players don't need it. Personally, I think it is a bad look having players on the sideline sniffing salts all game long and littering the ground with those packages. Just go play football. They literally have oxygen masks on the sidelines for players. They don't need salts for the oxygen boost.

That's a player that I never understood why he was so popular. I wanted to move on from him a couple of seasons before we finally did.

Maybe once he recovers from injury.

He'll be back on the practice squad later this year, I'd bet.

Zack Moss played pretty well in Indianapolis. Singletary played well in Houston.

That's huge. They are used a TON by NFL players.

It's about production. Palmer hasn't been super productive even though he is really good at beating man coverage and getting separation. I bet that includes press coverage. But he didn't get a lot of targets. And there is a difference between beating your man and actually getting targeted (production). I bet he is good against press coverage. He just doesn't have the production.

They're still a joke.

Such a soft society we live in.

Three players for one and then they'd still have to fill those holes.

That would not be a buy from me.

Not worried.

They gave the Rams nasty yellow ones an A-, so I don't trust whoever is grading the uniforms.

That's what it takes to be the best. If you think you are going to make it in the NFL just showing up on time and doing the required minimums, you'll be out of the league before you know it and wondering what you did wrong.

Epenesa does not move the needle even slightly.

I think it could mean something depending on the situation, but you have to see the context, not just in INT numbers. If the QB is just a hot mess and air mailing passes, not understanding the concepts, not dealing well with the speed of the game, etc. That's going to lead to practice interceptions. If they are timid and unwilling to make throws (like Tyrod Taylor), that might lead to no interceptions, but also doesn't reflect well. You have to consider everything together, not just one or two data points.

I'm fond of board games. Also I play disc golf.

The NFL is just not predictable using historical trends.

He is one of the best tacklers on the team, too, probably second to Rapp.

Knee scope where they just clean it out. Could be that. Might as well get it replaced to avoid the possibility of STDs.

Never really did.

Maxwell's silver hammer?