DrDawkinstein

I hope this doesnt cramp his Chip Strip schedule

For a vet FA signing on a 1 year deal primarily to play special teams, showing up for the Dolphins game when we needed him is good enough in my book. He should never have been used as a Diggs replacement tho. That is on the staff for making that bad decision. We relied on him far too much at the end of the season.

I agree the team doing him a solid is far more likely than Donald pulling a fast one on the team. Classy move to honor your HoF guy. I'm sure there will be a Snead presser eventually

WRs get dinged up all the time. Wouldnt be surprised if Diggs and/or Samuel miss time. Good to have the high talent rookie around to fill in instead of having to rely on Hollins (and like we did with Sherfield last year).

For real. The retirement might be the headline, but the real story is what is going on behind the scenes. The restructure itself didnt make sense considering he was going into the last year of his contract. So where are you even kicking that can? But then that would mean the Rams knowingly handed him an extra $14M on his way out. I guess that can be justified for a HoF player who stuck with the team his entire career. But damn. I have some questions for Les Snead. edit: From the SI article "However, freeing up cap space in 2024 means kicking the can down the road. In this case, Donald will now carry a massive cap hit of $38.5 million in 2025, which is a void year on his current contract." So that answers one of my questions. Still would love to know how the FO is taking this news.

The team HAD to know it was coming and were ok with it. Otherwise, this is a huge move by a player to screw over his career team on his way out and would be a hilariously bad look for the Rams.

Troy Vincent coming out of retirement

He's made over $150M in 10 years and is 32 years old. Get out while the getting is good and he can still enjoy the rest of his life.

Yeah, I'd stay away from Chiros and be looking more into Orthopedics and PT if we're talking fractures to any discs.

Dang, would have liked him back. Good for Tyrel tho. Best of luck!

There was a wildly convoluted plan in order to make that actually happened, which included Brady originally joining the Dolphins as a Front Office hire, and then negotiating his own trade from Tampa Bay to Miami, before he could take the field as a player.

I gave you an Angry Face emoji, not because your post makes me angry (I actually kinda agree). But because now you got the Full House! Very few posts get at least one of EVERY emoji! Congrats!

Lot of experience here. In general, it's not a real science. BUT there are times and places the right Chiro can help. If it is for direct back/neck pain, pinched nerve, etc, then a good Chiro can definitely help you out. Just dont buy into the homeopathic "I'll crack your neck and it will cure your diabetes" BS a lot of them will try to sell you. When I was an athlete in my younger days, my chiro saved me a number of times. But it's up there with massage treatment as opposed to any real medical benefit. Business-wise, there are generally two types of Chiros. And here is what you need to watch out for. Type 1 will address your problem and get you fixed up in 1 or 2 visits. Type 2 will try to give you a "Whole Health Assessment" and then try to prove to you why you need to get on a schedule of coming in once a week (or more), and they'll never really fix you and keep you coming back forever just so they can keep billing you. Type 2 is WAAAAAAYYYYY more popular and common than type 1 unfortunately. My family has a great Type 1, but he's in Buffalo and I dont think that will help you. Do your research on local Chiros. Good luck!

JJ McCarthy entering Top 10 pick discussions is just Blaine Gabbert/Mitch Trubisky/Daniel Jones/Zach Wilson all over again.

I can agree with the philosophy behind this plan, but I also know the Bears would manage to F@#% is up as only they can. Mike Tannenbaum is a dummy sometimes, but during the combine he was on TV pounding the table that the Bears needed to make whatever deal they could to move Fields as quickly as possible before the other pieces fell into place. Well, 2 weeks later and the pieces have fallen into place and the market for Fields is drying up. He was right on that one. In typical Bears fashion, they may be STUCK keeping Fields and having to spin it like yall have positioned it. (For what it's worth, I'm not high on Caleb Williams either, and if I were the Bears, I'd be seriously considering keeping Fields and taking MHJ #1. But that's why I'm not a GM)

Probably should, but I imagine Chicago's already inflated price tag would only increase in-division.

Letting a QB of Cousins' caliber walk just to spend a ton of draft capital on a guy like JJ McCarthy is a really bad move. This will be the beginning of the end for Kevin O'Connell.

Looking much more like a 2-3 year deal with those numbers and dead caps. Gives us 3 full seasons to get another LT. I'll be SHOCKED if he plays on that 2027 number.

The very first qualifier was "who can block" and I'd say half those guys don't block. George Pickens alone invalidates that entire list. If those guys fit your criteria, Diggs absolutely does as well.

Need a Center too. Probably in the early/mid rounds of the draft. Beane has a lot of calls to make over the next couple of months.

Bring back Lawson on vet minimum again. Sign another Safety from the stocked FA pool. Draft your next WR1, some DL, and some DBs and lets roll.

Mahomes. And Reid's play design and play calling. With those two at the helm, they can work with pretty much any WR as long as they catch the ball. And when in doubt, they're going to Kelce anyways.

I've been in Atlanta almost 20 years and this is the most interested I've been in the team. I might even watch one of their games this year! (Maybe)

I'll never forgive/forget Jeremy Maclin. That was a great thread, all for nothing.