Slack_in_MA

For the Led Heads among us. Non-Zep-curious need not apply. Make it to the 3:24 mark. Jimmy Page is a monster on slide guitar.

We are officially in the doldrums of the offseason.

Can't be "strict" BPA-- what would happen if the best player available was a guard every time it was your turn to pick? That would be dumb, IMO.

Joe Willie Namath dated Raquel Welch…

Guessing a guy like Fox primarily fills a role as a sounding board -- a guy that's been a HC in the league that Joe can bounce stuff off that few (if any) on staff have the experience to do.

FWIW, Boston sports talk radio today was pretty critical of the team— Will Campbell’s turnstile impression, Maye’s panic under pressure, McDaniels’ play calling, Diggs’ disappearance. The caveat is optimism that the team is young, the defense is good, and they have a lot of cap space. Personally, I’m worried about the “arms race” for WR and pass rush that’s likely between the Bills and Pats. The top of the AFCE is going to be interesting for the foreseeable future, IMO.

Livid? No.

And by FAR the most recent!

On a scale of 1-10 (great), what kind of fit do you think Bernard is for that backer role?

Begs the question as to which teams have the best trends of injuries/ player games lost, and what their S&C/ trainers do. A season or two can be attributed to luck, but trends are powerful.

If you say so.

I assume you're talking about my post. I was referring to Beane, Brady, and Josh's approach today, not Pegula's loose cannon moment a week ago.

I think their approach is the professional one to take-- don't talk bad publicly about a player on your roster. It looks bad to the rest of the players and it diminishes his trade value. Just because they said those things today doesn't preclude them from trying to move him for an adequate return.