Sundancer

If you're telling me that I can't call Oliver and Ford busts part way through their rookie seasons, you can go to H-E-double-hockey-sticks. When I cast my negative judgment, I feel SO POWERFUL!

HAmstring for sure. Assume he's gone for a while. Bummer as he actually showed up in the offense. It was nice to not see a smurf out there at WR.

So was Von Miller.

Star's guaranteed money doesn't permit that math, and letting Star go just opens up another hole they have to fill. Star will be around at least one more year and probably 2, based on his guaranteed $$.

Belichick also won 2 SBs as Parcells's defensive coordinator, one we might remember well. You say it's a narrative like it's a speculative Internet theory born from Twatter. Belichick's record as NFL head coach is incomparable, even with a few seasons where he didn't make the playoffs. To point to his very few seasons of where he was not doing well as some kind of counterpoint is weak sauce.

Stop me if you've seen this before.

Exactly. He was being a jagoff way before he received the helmet smash. Rudolph is the lesser transgressor here for sure but he's not without blame. Tearing off someone's helmet on purpose is not nothing.

Anton could juggle all the barbells he liked but white nose hairs come for every man. - Stephen King I've seen this movie before. I hope it ends differently this time.

I know a few white collar executives. They love it. I'm sure it is hard in distribution.

Agreed. Sanders was unreal behind a sieve of a line.

Never ever ever never ever pay top dollar for a running back. Never. Pay the line instead.

because you're old see above

I lived in Mississippi and Louisiana. It's more racist down there. No question. Not in an "everyone's a little bit racist" way either.

Oy vey. The commish should channel Elsa.

No they are not, unless it is a special mic-ed up day. One way only.

Turf toe can be serious. Not sure if it's that.

The response pretty much sums up using what "some guy" says on Twitter as a source for anything.

ESPN didn't accuse him. Garrett accused him.

That one didn't work for me. I found the plot plodding and the acting poor (including Sackhoff, whose acting range may not extend beyond her Starbuck character's). When they dedicated an entire episode to "ship trouble" and not advancing the plot, I finally checked out.

Foster is in for ST too. He's usually the first one to the ball on coverage. The coaches see Duke every day in practice. They are holding him out for a reason, and it's not because he's awesome and they are trying to score less.

Lamar long term worries me. Watson does not.

DiMarco is an important piece as blocking back. It's an unsung role and I'm fine with him there. What makes me nuts is lining him up out wide. I understand why they do it but if they do it once every two games, it's too much. Lee Smith is in a similarly unsung role as blocking TE but the issue there is the penalties.

Milano is my key to the Ravens game, looking ahead several weeks. He's got to be the spy.

This makes no financial sense. He's got a lot of dead cap money the next two years. Unless he is not even worth rotating, they probably keep him. If they cut him, they pay 8M next year and 5 the year following for him to bag groceries, AND pay for his replacement, probably dumping 15M into a position where they will still be weak.

That's not what they are after. They are trying to fill the emergency backup RT role. There's no one good who has just been sitting unsigned right now. Whoever they sign is going to be pretty bad. They are just hoping to pick the best one of the worst ones available.