Albany,n.y.

You better be careful making that bet. Beane loves trading up in the early rounds choosing quality over quantity.

Miami would trade Rosen in a heartbeat if anyone offered them any pick before the 8th round. Miami isn't afraid of dumping hot garbage on anyone if they offered a pick. Unlike some other posters I have nothing against Rosen, but he's a total bust as a NFL QB.

The only tickets Rosen will help sell is to his family and once he's benched for Tyrod they won't even watch. OC will mold him for the XFL .

It's easy for NE to work around their cap problems. They can either sign him to a long term contract & spread the bonus out, or sign him to a 2 year deal at a low 2020 salary with incentives that include a big roster bonus in March 2021 where if he hits the incentives his contract for 2021, including the March roster bonus, is all guaranteed. Then he can either play on the contract or renegotiate. If Cam is willing to bet on himself, like Sherman did in SF, a deal with NE can be reached.

It looks a lot like the Microsoft Edge logo:

Jags. Minshew goes from hero to zero to hero for getting the Jags the #1 pick. However, it costs Marrone his job.

Just change the face in the middle, same guy.

Clooney was already in Buffalo doing the weather, then he left to host movies.

It had to be Andy Dalton wishing & praying, knowing that's the only way he remains a starter & keeps getting paid the big bucks.

I couldn't believe some of the posts that talked about the late Bob McNair as if he is still alive.

Most of the media is leaving the XFL out when talking about sports closings.

Not cancelled, just conducted over phone & Skype.

The Golden State Warriors already banned fans from tonight's game in SF vs the Brooklyn Nets. The empty stadiums/arenas has already started in professional sports.

Take the under on the Jags win total. If there's an XFL in 4 years Minshew will be the starting QB for the Tampa Bay Vipers.

Here's why we disagree: You think it's just a crapshoot. I think a competent organization with good scouting can judge players well enough that it's not a crapshoot. The draft becomes a crapshoot the further down you go. Ok, let's look at the QBs traded up for. The jury is still out on most of the 2018 QBs, but of the 2 prior drafts the majority of teams are totally satisfied. The exceptions clearly are Arizona with Rosen & Denver with Lynch. The jury is still out on the Bears choice of Trubisky, but the other 2 QB picks traded up for are their team's franchise QBs. 2016: Goff, Wentz, Lynch. 2017: Trubisky, Mahomes, Watson. 2018: Darnold, Allen, Rosen, Jackson. Of the 10, 7 have led their team to the playoffs, 3 of the teams have already been in the Super Bowl with 1 winning it & another winning it after the QB got hurt and his backup won the game. Note the best organizations traded up for the QBs who have had the best results, while the 2 biggest busts were from questionable organizations (I include Denver since they have failed a few times finding the right QB).

So, what would you have done instead of trading up for Allen, who was the top QB on their board? Keep the picks and end up with Mason Rudolph and be in the QB market this offseason? Don't say draft Jackson, because he wasn't on their board. From 2016 to 2018 all but 1 1st round QB was traded up for, with many satisfied customers. Maybe it's time to admit the GMs around the league know more than you do. I figured that out years ago, but some of you still think you know more than the best GMs in the league.

I totally disagree with the premise trading down is better than trading up. It's true if your organization is run by a bunch of incompetent boobs (insert Nix & Whaley here), because an incompetent boob is like a blind squirrel in a field full of nuts, more nuts, better chance of finding one. If you have a well run organization with scouts you trust, trading up makes a lot of sense. When you trade up, you know exactly who you are getting (like when KC targeted Mahomes & we targeted Josh) SF got Jerry Rice the WR GOAT on a trade up too. When you trade down you are truly the blind squirrel-you have no clue who will be available when you pick. Trade up-sure thing on the player you want, trade down- you just bought a pig in a poke. To the OP: Show us the data proving a competent organization that trades down benefits more than a competent organization that trades up I don't buy your theory & I doubt you have the data to back it up. I'll go with logic-knowing who you are getting in the draft is better than blindly acquiring extra picks.

Like whenever some guy in his mother's basement posts a mock draft on the internet and someone has to post it to either disagree and say what an idiot the author is or agree with the author and claim he's a genius.

Madden without the den.

A lot of the recent mock drafts have the WRs going in the teens. A trade up will cost a 2nd & maybe one of our 5ths to get to the mid teens. If Beane is sold on a WR who is available at around 14, he should make the trade. I trust his judgement over anyone posting on a message board 24/7. This means I trust his judgement over both your judgement & mine because he knows a lot more than we do and I'm willing to admit it.

He was worried that Brady would hit a wall & kept JG as long as he could. JG was never going to re-sign with NE unless he was the starter and they kept him until the last day he could be traded. One reason the Patriots couldn't get more was they didn't have the cap room to franchise JG and then trade him. The day they traded him was the final day they could. SF took a small risk because they would either have to re-sign him for huge bucks or franchise him. At the point of the trade he had only played a few games. By the time the season ended SF saw his impact & it was an easy decision to give him millions.

At the point JG was traded he was in the final months of his contract. The Patriots could either trade him for a 2nd & get him out of the AFC, or keep him for a few more months and get a 3rd round comp pick a year later, which equates to a round later = a 4th. Better to take a 2nd in the upcoming draft than the equivalent of a 4th. SF got a good deal because they were a NFC team that was willing to give up a 2nd for a player whose contract was up & could become a free agent at the end of the season. The Patriots could have gotten a 1st in the prior off season but the bidders were in the AFC (Cleveland was the main rumored suitor). The Patriots also wanted to have more time to make sure Brady wasn't done before trading JG and in fact, waited until the last possible day to trade him. Belichick's hand was forced by his impending free agency.

Or just go here for the XFL depth charts (I did the search for him): https://www.fantasyalarm.com/articles/DanielMalin/80039/2020-xfl-depth-charts/

Terry has a reputation. Ask anyone in the NFL, you get in his way he'll frack you up.

The story: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/report-romo-agrees-to-dollar17m-per-season-deal-with-cbs/ar-BB10xDKD?ocid=spartandhp