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I think we should change the title of this thread to: Davis' Drama

Ray Davis knows he has a short window to try and maximize his financial situation. He's already going to be 27 years old in November and he's only going into his 3rd season. Being a backup to the reigning league leader in rushing yards isn't going to allow that to happen. I understand this is a business, but I'm not sure where he would go and get more carries though either.

This is my thoughts exactly. I don't care if he's 35. He has always just been built different and an athletic anomaly. I think he could step right back on the field and get double-digit sacks.

I have no confidence in Bass, really. After the missed FG against KC I was done. I'd take Prater back in a heartbeat if he wants to continue playing.

Said this in another thread as well, but Carmichael was the OC in NO for the best 4 years of Jimmy Graham's career. Yes, Payton was calling plays, but Carmichael had his hands in it and knows exactly how to deploy a guy with the athletic ability of Kincaid.

I'm hoping Bell emerges throughout TC, as well as during the preseason, and that relegates Palmer to spot duty, same as with Keon.

Joe Flacco is 14th. Is he a HOF'er too? I don't think so.

Nothing about his career stands out as HOF worthy.

People laughed when I mentioned it the other day. I would not be surprised if they talked him into it. Byron Young-Braden Fiske-Poona Ford-Aaron Donald-Myles Garrett That would be crazy.

We'll see what position they go with next year. Next year could have 7 first round guys, and there should be good players at the position all the way through the end of the 2nd. Unless Bell looks like a world beater, we should definitely go get 1 or 2.

You know George Pickens is sitting back rubbing his hands together. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/drake-london-falcons-agree-to-a-four-year-141-million-extension

I think Kincaid could have a big season on tap if he can actually stay healthy. Carmichael was the OC in New Orleans when Jimmy Graham had the four best years of his career. Granted Payton was calling the plays, but Carmichael still had his hands in it.

I actually think we may see him used more in the blocking capacity like Gilliam was, but he's a much better threat as a receiver out of the backfield. It's also a different way to get all three of our TE's on the field at the same time. I do think he still sees a lot of snaps at the traditional TE spot, but I think he will be used on offense to help in multiple ways.

Jimmy Spags: "J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets!"

Meh, don't care. He's a good player and all, but I'm still not sweating NE.