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It's been disproven that Hebrew slaves built the pyramids. But that doesn't mean other slaves didn't.

Patriots scored on each of their 4 drives in the 1st quarter without missing a beat. Hogan doesn't have Edelman's shiftiness, but he's a faster WR. You can tell that now Hogan will be just behind Gronk as Brady's trusted receiver. He came up big yesterday, and made some catches on good coverage that we haven't seen before.

Of course it makes sense for the Chiefs, but it makes less sense for Bills

Didn't miss a beat last night.

But if you do that, you almost guarantee that Chiefs win 12 games. No thank you.

Only BB forum interlopers don't know.

Russia didn't stick. Nazi didn't stick. So crazy is the next fad?

Your wish is Belichick's command.

Maybe he'll join our "white supremacist club" since he's no longer black. And Jim Brown, too

Andrew disagrees with you.

It ebbed & flowed based on opponent. if they played a pass oriented team, Spikes' snaps were down

You're two yrs late to this party.

Trump, of course.

At least SAS is consistent

46% in 2014. Not as low as you think

The market dried up because of his attitude. Nobody wanted to chase a mercenary after his lukewarm response to the Jets.

Smith is taking both sides of the position?

Look at the full timeline, because Wesseling's article is three weeks into FA. Here's the link to the story I quoted, which explains why the market dried up. Jets were immediately interested, along with many other teams very likely to be interested. But Cutler was not keen to listen to offers at that time, so the QB-needy teams moved on. If Cutler was interested, he'd have been on a team by March 10

Did you get your card?

I don't understand why you're arguing an established fact? Cutler's care free approach is the main reason he didn't sign before Miami. There was interest after he got cut, he didn't care, so everyone moved on.

He got his number, didn't he? We're not talking about a QB willing to play at vet minimum to get on a roster, which is how I interpreted your post. There was plenty of interest in Cutler this spring. At this point, he's perfectly willing to play the Orton mercenary role (ironic, huh?) for the last big payday.

My guess is that there was a lot of interest in him (especially from Florham Park), just not at his $10 million asking price.

Yes, there's a pre-Sabbath discount only for today, especially for the clueless.

Houston is in much more dire straits than Buffalo for a QB. If they had an average level QB they would have crushed NE in the playoffs. KC can also be more patient with Mahomes' development. I agree with Kirby that McD's decision to trade away the pick took into account roster building and possibly giving Tyrod one more year. They also likely thought that they won't miss out on the same talent level at QB by waiting a year.