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He's already made over $100M from football alone, not even counting endorsement $$$. If he hasn't managed that well enough to where he needed to chase $23M more then he's in trouble. It just shows that he's more about the $$$ than he is achieving something other than being able to say, "Dude, look at my bank account."

It's cool. I'm glad he signed so the hoopla around it is over with. I don't care that we were next in line. This just goes to show that Watt was chasing $$$, even at his age and with all he has made, over trying to get a ring. Arizona is not close right now.

The plane? Pssshhh, they better get the Taurus out for this one.

Watt would be nice to have, but if he signs elsewhere so be it. This isn't the Buffalo from 5 years ago. We have a Franchise QB, a top tier GM, and one of the best coaching staffs in the NFL. The culture here is night and day from Rex's tenure and every other one before it. We don't have to overpay anymore, Buffalo sells itself as a whole when you look at us from top to bottom.

Smith was a great story this year, the fact he was able to see the field and be semi-successful. Imo, he should hang it up. He's almost 37 years old, has plenty of money, and did what they never thought he would after 17 surgeries. At this point why risk anything further. He has nothing to prove to himself or anyone else.

The concept of social media, being able to keep in touch with people you don't see often or if at all in person, was a good thought and not a flawed way of thinking. The problem is the flawed people, what it has become, and what it is used for now. You have a bunch of people recording basically every bowel movement on their preferred platforms and people who follow it like it truly matters. Then you have the internet gangstas who use it as an avenue to say all kinds of things they wouldn't have the gall to say in person because they likely won't ever see the person in real life, but know it would end up in them getting their *ss beat if they did. Then you have the people who use it to prey on others in various forms with too many examples or categories to list them all. For what it was meant to be in the beginning, it has almost become the bane of our existence.

I think he'll be too expensive for us, though he would be a nice addition.

Nope, just a fan who has watched every game basically since the mid-late 80's.

Everyone who says he can't block has clearly never watched an actual Notre Dame game. Tony Dungy loves the kid and raved about him every single broadcast. In the replay breakdowns you would see him demolishing people at the LOS, and at the 2nd level, being the main reason Kyren Williams was able to get loose. I wish they would have used him in the passing game more because his athleticism is freakish to say the least. They tried to convince him to come back by promising to feature him more, but he already got enough info from people to know where he stands in the eyes of NFL scouts/FO personnel. I think it was a good call to enter the draft for him as I expect he will be better utilized in the NFL than he was in college.

Here are a couple of guys talking about him who watched him a lot as well.

No worries my friend. He didn't really get the opportunities his Sophomore year, but last year he was on the field almost all the time. It wasn't for his receiving ability, which I believed they underutilized him in that aspect, it was for his blocking. Almost every big Kyren Williams run was set up by #24 knocking someone out of the way or sealing someone off. Kid is a beast in the run game.

This is just flat out wrong. He played in line virtually every play. He's one of the best blocking TE's in this class and it's also something he loved to do. He'll pancake LB's, DE's, and anyone at the 2nd level. If you ever actually watched ND play then you would have heard Tony Dungy raving about his blocking prowess in the run game at least once, if not more, with every Notre Dame offensive possession. In that would be indepth breakdowns of how good of a blocker he actually is. Swing and a miss there my friend.

I posted about him in another thread as well. The guy is lightening in a bottle. He's smallish @ 5'9", but has a thick build weighing 195lbs and speed like no other RB on this roster has.

They won't offer him a contract. He should have been used more, but it is what it is. He'll land a backup gig somewhere. Adios TJ.

He's a youtube vid I found on Jenkins. This kid says he may be a guard, but I think he would make a good RT easily.

Well, Miami isn't listed as one of the destinations he would waive the "no trade" clause for so that's a good thing. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/02/25/agent-says-russell-wilson-would-accept-a-trade-only-to-the-cowboys-saints-raiders-or-bears/

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/02/09/brandon-marshall-says-russell-wilson-is-beyond-frustrated-with-seahawks/ People were laughing at this idea when I created the thread a couple of weeks ago. Looks like there was some traction after all.

Are you an FSU fan? Care to explain? I admit I've only seen him play a few times in 2019 and seemed solid to me. I didn't watch any FSU football this year except when they played ND. I know he only had a single tackle in that game, but FSU was getting mopped anyway.

He wanted the big $$$ contract at all costs, got the big $$$ contract at all costs, and now thinks he has more power than the people who invested that big $$$ in him thinking he would be the face of the franchise for the next 5 years at the least.

Collinsworth aside, Beane is a great interview. He's always straight forward and interesting to listen to. His answers also give you a great look into the inner workings of this organization and the thought processes behind them. Thanks for posting.

@Sherlock Holmes right now

Snyder's a piece of . Anything would be better than him.

At his age, with multiple leg fractures, and an already bad back I would expect this to be the end of the road for Tiger swinging the clubs competitively. He's going to become with Charlie the way his father was with him.

Saleh likes those rangy, coverage LB's who kind of do it all and the Jets currently have none imo. They also have plenty of cap space. I think he is one of their primary targets.