Einstein

Nah, Daboll is legit. He proved that when he turned that terrible QB of the Giants into a decent player.

What those clips actually showed is how valuable Brian Daboll is. I forgot how well he would scheme players open. Like night and day from last season.

lol what? GM's get fired all the time for making decisions that the owner allowed or agreed to. Literally every year. Do you think Doug Whaley was making personnel decisions that the Pegulas told him not to? Lol

Only if you agree with the homers. If not, you're just a "contrarian" who knows nothing.

If that is true, then Beane should be fired as he doesnt understand the current NFL. I'm hopeful that Beane doesn't in actuality agree with your assessment.

Already have his brother, and Hines and Murray and Harris.

How many RB's do we need!?

That’s a convincing argument.

In all practicality, he has been a free agent for over a week. He was given permission to speak to teams.

This would be an indictment on Schoen if true.

Perception is in the eye of the beholder.

Just goes to show. Intellect is only intellect to those that can understand it.

This is true. I could run circles around him intellectually all day.

Mixed with a bit of Tu Quoque. Rigotz is assuming we get a “premium” pick for Davis. If that we’re certain, he’d be already traded.

This is called a Personal Incredulity Fallacy.

Because McDermott’s seat is getting warmer (even if people don’t want to believe it).

If nothing else, that certainly does sound like Beane.

Why would Leveon Bell turn down a great contract from the Steelers, sit out nearly the entire year, then take less from the Jets? Players just do dumb things sometimes.

You mean like this? https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/247798-reasons-for-optimism-pessimism/?do=findComment&comment=8414573

Offense.

I think I would too. However, the flip side to that is... As a GM and Head Coach, you have to wonder how long you can let a HOF'er sit before the fans uproar so loud (via loss of ticket sales as well as verbally), that you yourself are on the hot seat.

I envy you.

I've always wondered what would happen if a HOF QB (like Brady or Manning or Mahomes) pulled a power move, asking for something crazy like $100M per season and not playing until they get it. What would the Chiefs do? You're fresh off of a Super Bowl and Mahomes is in his prime, and you let him sit? Waste a year (or more if he's stubborn) of his prime? QB's seem to be the least likely players to use their power.

We were discussing "big" signings. Not average-to-good signings that turned a middling team into a playoff team. I have a proclivity to following the conversation, yes.