Big Turk

That would be like me benching 100 lbs...which I could probably do close to that many reps of.

Have they lost their mind for a declining receiver on the wrong side of 30 coming off a torn ACL? That's absurd!

He was somewhat of a raw prospect who only played a few years of football and was a former basketball player. IMHO, his ceiling is far higher than where he is now.

Ty Johnson is a straight baller...every time he touches the ball something good happens. And he has the best sliding catch game of any PLAYER in the NFL period which is pretty damn impressive for a running back, not even a receiver. Some of those catches he has made are almost not believable.

Unlikely.

30+ years ago? C'mon...this is starting to just get ridiculous now.

If Texas WR Matthew Golden is there when they pick, Beane better hit the draft button like we mash the F5 button waiting for impending Bills news...

No, those contracts were nowhere near the level of the Browns who basically destroyed the market twice. Both the Bills and Eagles were within range of what would be considered to be fair based on the player and the previous contract high at their position. Browns literally took the market and obliterated it.

Browns screwing the league over AGAIN by setting a ridiculously high market for a player. First they did it with Watson, then they did it again with Garrett. Owners probably would like to kick them out of the league again if they weren't such an easy W on their schedule.

Coleman might be in the doghouse with Allen if he keeps ripping on his dinner parties 😂

for what? Dude is on the wrong side of 30 and was a non-factor in too many games last year.

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And?

Cook is 3rd in the NFL in yards per carry since he entered the NFL(min 300 carries) and 2nd in yards per reception(min 40 catches) for all RBs. Those are elite per touch numbers and I think justifiable for getting paid. What difference does it make if a guy has to have 80 more carries and 30 more receptions to get the same numbers? Effectively you are putting more tread on the tires and having more opportunities for injuries for worse production.

Most teams don't use every down backs anymore. That's not how the game is played. It's not 1987 where every team has a player with 300+ carries.

Think you forgot to look at YPC...Mixon averages 4.05 over that time, Cook averages 4.9(3rd in the NFL over his career in the last 3 years only to Devone Achane and Jahmyr Gibbs). Mixon gets a lot more carries to get less production. Also considering 2 year ago Cook was #6 in the NFL in scrimmage yards and averages 9.6 yards per reception which is 2nd in the NFL over that time for Running backs with at least 40 catches to Samaje Perine, a 3rd down receiving back, you made the mistake of looking at overall numbers without any context of how they achieved them. Cook's lack of touches played a part in his "pedestrian numbers" as you would put it. Essentially you are vastly underrating Cook. He is among the best in the NFL on a per touch basis.

The first rule about the Salary Cap? There are no rules 😂

probably signs with 49ers or Seahawks and they trade Metcalf.

And they have 2 WR's that average a combined $57 million a year in AJ Brown and Devonta Smith to boot...they breaking all the rules.

maybe we will start seeing more short movies...

Think we are seeing that the league trends towards whatever teams think they can take advantage of offensively. With the advent of smaller, faster players and shell coverages, it has swung back heavily towards running the ball for good teams.

That's destroying the RB market...Cook is likely as good as gone now since he can easily argue he is worth $15 mil if Barkley is worth $20+ mil

Now he can focus on his suit and fragrance businesses at least.

Think that shows just how much easier it is to play D when your D-Line is getting after the QBs.

Bryce Paup and not close. He led the NFL in sacks, something even Bruce never did somehow, and won DPOY.