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Covid-19 Chandler > Typhoid Mary

Just told the wife we need to get another freezer.

Yes I did, surprised he even played that much. They can say they like what he brings, but I always take actions for what they really mean. And it seemed last year that they liked him bringing the gear instead of wearing it on Sunday.

For me this draft will tell me about Beane's mindset - are we going for it this year or are we still looking to add talent. Because a wr at 54 is not a player who will help that much this year (probably). I think an edge rusher (either de or olb) can help this year, probably a te since ours haven't proven a darn thing, a cb could help this year and a rb would probably have the easiest path to help. I would love to see an OL who could upgrade a position at 54, but it doesn't seem like there will be one there. It will be interesting to see if talent will be enough to trump need this year with the 2nd and 3rd round picks. I am coming around to the OP's thought process, mainly because I think Beane is looking to put the best team possible out on the field in 2020 and a wr taken before round 4 will not make a big enough impact. I think there might be a draft pick later or maybe a cheap FA to try and fill the remaining spots on the roster.

If I'm Bruce Arians, I'm checking him out to see if he would take an incentive laden deal (assuming they have the cap space). He can sit behind Brady, heal fully and take over when Brady's gone or hurt. Seems like BA and Cam would get along nicely. Plus he'd play CAR twice a year.

Considering Brady structured his contract to have the out he took this year I don't think there was much the Pats* were going to do about him leaving. Maybe he was tired of the A Hernandez/Kraft massages/cheating narratives over the years? Don't know, but it seemed like Brady was not interested in coming back. Also like to add the Antonio Brown thing, have to assume Kraft didn't want AB due to Kraft's massage girl problem even though Brady seems to have wanted him.

I'm guessing the Pats*** needs have changed a little due to recent events, so no.

Given our rotation on the DL, I am going to guess we could attract an older player or two for a reasonable contract if they are looking to extend their career a little more. Might work in our favor given some players' long term health concerns coupled with our state of the art facilities.

It's kind of nice that we really don't have room for Perriman as a top 3 wr on our roster. At this point we need wr/st players, and hopefully they kind find at least one of those in the draft because we still have plenty of room to improve at least 2 wr slots.

Pittsburgh has restructured multiple contracts in the last week or so - it's what they do to keep the band together. Been doing it for years. They never really replaced Jesse James so I guess this is the answer for them. Ben has recently said his arm feels better now that he's started throwing again than it has for the last few years, but we'll see how it goes in the fall. I think they will be in the mix for a playoff spot but I don't think they will get the first or second seed in the playoffs in 2020.

If you have low blood pressure go for the whole package!

I don't think he was sturdy enough for what McD wanted

Those highlights are not impressive

Maybe it's just me, but the incredulous repeat of a statement just loses something on a forum.

I do not know that method, I would be more of a home made bidet type.

Does the life of the world depend on store shelves full of toilet paper?

A. Glad we were able to get a quality vet wr for Josh, because it's all about the qb and his development. The terms of the trade are ok with me too, both sides need to feel like they got something out of it, 1 way trades are not good for long term business. While I don't subscribe to the thoughts that those draft picks were throw aways because you never know what you can get in the lower rounds, I'm fine giving the fruits of Beane's FA labor last year in the deal. I thought there was a FA this year that was tendered with a 7th round pick that might be good for us, I thought maybe throwing in the seventh gave us a shot at him.

In the Lorax interview with Pat Macafee, Lorax mentioned Arians brought in carson palmer and like to work with older qb's. So it seems like a good fit, although I'm sure TB wouldn't have minded it coming out a little earlier to help them get FA's

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Yep, wouldn't be hard to upgrade one of them

They've had consequences, right? Maybe not as many as we would like, but I'm more worried about beating them regularly and taking the division.

Their dynasty is not finished, per your first couple of sentences. There are a lot of qb's that can perform at 2019 Brady levels. As long as Billy is in NE they will be contenders for the division. They have proven that over the years many qb's can run their system with success and I couldn't see Billy intentionally sucking for draft picks, ever. It will still be enough of a challenge that beating them will feel great.

I would not mind seeing Singletary, Taylor and Wade as our three backs on gameday.

They will offer him a contract for what they think he is worth to the Buffalo Bills. He can choose to accept or he can look for work elsewhere, just like this restructure. When you have something going on as a team and organization it helps convince some middle of the road guys to stay. Also see Spain, Quinton.

Bringing in Olsen seems to be an indicator the "everyone" folks at TBD are not alone.