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He hasn't been the same player since he moved out of his parents' basement. If we can convince them to come to the B-Lo and provide him with a living space then I'm all in.

He was just trying to drive it home that he beat @YoloinOhio to the punch.

There are a few options. I still expect us to take a rangy type of LB in this draft. A guy like Jamin Davis of Kentucky, Jabril Cox of LSU, Chazz Surratt of UNC, or Tony Fields II of WVU. We may even take a look at a S who has positional flexibility like Hamsah Nasirildeen of FSU, Divine Deablo of Virginia Tech, or Tariq Thompson of SDSU. Klein isn't getting any younger. They also can dump him next year while only taking a $400K cap hit and saving $4.8M. Hamsah is 6'4" and about 215lbs, but flies all over the field, has the speed to cover anyone, and seems to love contact. Deablo is 6'3" 230lbs and is in the same mold of his VT predecessor Kam Chancellor, though I'm not saying he absolutely is the next Kam Chancellor. Thompson (the smallest of the group at 6'1" 200lbs) is excellent in coverage, has the size to slide down in the box, and has shown really good instincts. The Pats will be running those 2 TE looks all game, every game. Trust me, this FO and coaching staff are already looking at ways to combat that.

Johnathan Hankins would be a great 1-Tech option imo.

You gotta take that up with Jay and Kanye

Now this would be interesting as well. Edit: This might very well give us the best Secondary in the league.

My guess is one of those players was Khalil Mack and that led to the restructure of his deal after they were shot down by Seattle.

Three 1st's, a 3rd, and two starters (albeit not named)? That's a pretty hefty offer imo.

Hard As A

I guess I worded it for the wrong crowd. If I would have given it the title "Chicago Tried Their Hardest To Make Russ A Free Bird" people would be sitting in front of their computers holding up their lighters.

It's an abbreviation for things that can only be openly said on a Jets message board.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/03/17/report-bears-offered-three-first-round-picks-a-third-rounder-and-two-starters/ If they didn't trade Wilson for that then I doubt it will happen.

Agreed. If he ever gets beat off of the line, or when a WR makes his cut, there is no recovery in 99 out of 100 instances if the QB throws an accurate ball.

You better hope it's not like Creasy Bear or s*** is going down.

Those Bobby Bonilla and Steve Young contracts were the SMARTEST moves EVER made in sports history by professional athletes.

Actually, I believe they paid him $43M at the signing and another $10M in the form of a roster bonus for last year. Still, that's $26.5M per game. Insane.

Over/Under on in game appearances (start or otherwise) for Brissett @ 6. I got the over.

No one is taking that contract and I doubt he looks to restructure himself out of $$$. It was one of the worst deals I've seen in recent years. They'd also take a $27M+ cap hit. If they are dead set on getting rid of him it will be by release.

Good for him. The guy has been through a lot. Crazy money though.

I don't believe it. "I represent those.." blah, blah, blah. In reality it's "I've got a case I'm filing against an NFL Superstar and I'm going to milk this mf'er for every dime and ounce of publicity I can get."

The only difference is that is what their defense was actually doing on the field and I'm joking about our guys.

The Bills defense on a Zoom call discussing the Pats' moves

Scott while reading this