2020 Our Year For Sure

What I find odd is that he lists the Redskins at $8.1M in cap space, yet they just signed DeAngelo Hall for 6 years/$54M, which by my calculations is $9M per year. Add to that, they're rumored as the frontrunner for Haynesworth. What kind of shell game is Mr. Snider playing in DC?

As I recall though, the Dockery and Walker signings were announced within the first few hours of free agency.

Yes sir. I've asked my father numerous times, "Why did you have to be from Buffalo, and hand me down this disease?"

Yeah, every time I think I'm out, this team pulls me back in... I'm here.

Seriously, WHO is underrating the Chambers signing?

Just how quickly do these moves get "rated?"

Thanks, Tim! Lets just hope this isn't our starting left guard.

Wouldn't that make him a good fit in ANY system? What the hell else does a linebacker do?

"Expect absolutely nothing." Yeah, sounds like a GREAT way to go through life!

You can if you drive a BMW.

We both know that isn't true, so why the hell do you keep saying it?

It wouldn't hurt, but I doubt we'll make as hard a push for him as New England* will. While Taylor would be the best back on their roster, we have TWO guys who are better.

Seriously, wtf is that supposed to mean?

Great sig

Its not a "move up," and its not a disaster. Its the defensive line coach...who gives a crap? Do you really think you'll notice a difference for better or worse from when Kollar was here?

Awesome game. I remember playing on SNES back in the day. What are you on, PC?

I understand your point in general, but this part is way off. Curtis had easily his best season as a pro in Philly.

Linkerooney If he does wind up on the trading block and they do find a team thats willing to give him the money he wants, I doubt anybody will hand over 2 first rounders for him at this point in his career, but I wouldn't be shocked to see them get a single first rounder. For better or for worse I don't know, but this might be something a guy like Russ Brandon would look into with the need to sell to the public the 2009 Buffalo Bills. I can still recall how excited I was when we got Bledsoe. And I can still recall how that ultimately worked out. Something to keep an eye on.

Re-watch the MNF game and tell me the guy wasn't scared shitless of the prospect of letting the ball fly. For all the talk about poise, he seems to get gun shy altogether too often.

Who? Who doesn't want to wear the ribbon?

If they're going to do the Penguin, the rumors have been saying Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who would be an excellent choice in my opinion.

If there's anyone who could take this character to a place where we won't simply mourn Ledger everytime we see him, its Johnny Depp. I'd love to see them re-cast The Joker and make the series the way its supposed to be made.

I've read that it was Ledger who came to Nolan with his (Ledger's) interpretation of the character, and thats why he was given the part. Nolan agreed with Ledger's vision of The Joker as an anarchist. I'm sure that Nicholson is perfectly capable of putting on a performance equally as creepy and unnerving as Ledger's Joker...one could argue he did so in The Shining. Nicholson simply wasn't asked to do that in Burton's Batman film, though. Ledger's role left him with a higher ceiling so to speak than Nicholson's role. You can only take a cartoonish villain so far, and Jack did a fantastic job. With this in mind, Ledger delivered something far more impressive in my opinion. I really hope they don't bring Harvey back. With the way TDK ended I'll always believe the intention was for Dent to indeed be dead and for The Joker to return for the next film, playing on one of his trademarks in the comics that he can escape from Arkham Asylum seemingly at will. Obviously Nolan can't go in that direction now, so he needs to try to salvage a compelling story from a bit of a mess that Ledger's death has left him in. I'd prefer to see him move on with a new villain than to tell some sort of redemption story for Harvey Dent. Gordon and Batman have both confirmed Harvey's death, and already taken action in its wake. For me it would kinda cheapen the decision and the sacrifice they made at the end for Dent to just not be dead.

Is there any reason why guys like Stroud, Williams and Spencer Johnson couldn't play Defensive End in a 3-4? This obviously isn't happening, just curious.