Probably because most of them are team players and actually enjoy the process of getting ready for the season and being with their teammates. And if not, they don't want to appear like they don't.
My work pays for an account for me and I use it all the time for preliminary research. It's a great time saver. But sometimes it is just wrong, so I've had to be careful and double check everything.
If true, you have to admit that Beane has REALLY gotten a lot of draft capital out of Cordy Glenn.
Maybe he can trade him again in a few years to get even more...
Certainly not the TBD consensus after that trainwreck of a 2.0 mock draft 😆
Then there are guys like me who only moderately pay attention to the draft and then just research the players we got afterward.
I haven't really paid much attention since we found our QB. Back then the draft was everything because actual football games were laborious.
I'm not delusional enough to think it will go back to that. They'll eventually go to 18 regular season games and continue to tweak things in the playoffs. But they had it perfect before before adding another game and playoff teams. Oh well.
I think they need one fewer regular season game. It was perfect at 16, imo. And no playoffs expansion.
I like single elimination games. They make the stakes so much higher. It allows for teams to get hot and win it all unexpectedly, which adds excitement and intrigue to the game.
Well, the problem is the list of DT's who fit those criteria but never amounted to anything in the NFL. That is a very long list, I'm sure.
Regardless, nice work. I like the analysis.
I don't think Cook will get traded. What would he even be worth? A 4th rounder? Whatever team he goes to is going to have the same problem with extending his contract.
Nobody is going to boo him. That would be ridiculous.
No, he is not worth his asking price, especially as part of a running back by committee backfield, which is what the Bills employ.