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https://x.com/RapSheet/status/1986186340099047836 He's scheduled to visit a total of 6 teams in the next week.

One of the reasons relationships fail, is the fact, when you have a problem with your partner you don't address it with them. Instead you post it online for the world to hear or see; or with your "friends". What happened to private life stays private?

I’m sorry they were having intimacy issues that serious. I doubt it was the only issue though. I hope they both find happiness!

No lie. I feel like if he had a legit QB, Tet is putting up Mike Evans prime numbers as a rookie.

Would explain why he kept tripping over himself.

thats a level of trashy I didnt know existed.

Would love this signing. If he can return to pre-injury form, this is a coup. Mike Jack gets a bad wrap here because he’s under such a blazing hot magnifying glass playing opposite of Horn because no one wants to challenge Horn, but MJ holds it down. But ASJ? That would be a hell of a tandem if he is healthy and can stay that way. I wanted us to get him in his draft had the picks shook out that way and he was available. I still think his dad was one of the toughest, most underrated CBs to play in my lifetime and ASJ has a lot of his dad’s game.

Interesting to think about, but after such a serious injury and this long out of football, I’m expecting nothing and hoping for the best. See: Hunter Renfrow.

Three legs and still couldn't block poo

https://people.com/haley-kalil-reveals-why-marriage-to-ex-matt-kalil-ended-in-nsfw-confession-11844138

Tiger woods accomplished this feet, no more than hour ago….

To be fair, after seeing Thomas Davis come back from what, 4 ACL surgeries in 4 years? I feel like any player can come back.

No the sad thing is it’s very sustainable. It just is very very boring football. Our defense isn’t great but it’s good enough to keep up in games. We can run the ball on anyone which gives us a chance every game as long as we don’t commit turnovers. I remember us basically using the exact same gameplan when Wilkes took over. PJ Walker and Sam Darnold at QB, just running the ball down teams throats.

Google Yoel Romero if u want to be amazed by modern medicine. He’s still fighting at 48 and looks like this after neck fusion surgery from almost being paralyzed

TE is a position that takes time to develop. I’m not expecting much this year but I do think he can be a good starting TE in the future. maybe I’m wrong but I just don’t see anything in Sanders. He just catches a few short passes and falls down as soon as he gets touched. I don’t think he’s a good blocker either.

Icky on Parsons in pass pro. The man is going to get paid.

I decided to google it and apparently there have been multiple players to come back, I saw one claim a 87% return rate and a 2018 claim that 71% of players with that injury came back. most notable is Peyton Manning who also had multiple neck surgeries. So I guess it’s possible. I also saw somewhere that you’ll be about 80% of what you was before but idk if I can believe that.

If we don't take a QB, we need to take a RT. I think Moton is about done

While I understand and agree to a degree, I think we still did a good job on pass protection. We still threw the ball 20 times and didn’t even allow a pressure by Parsons. We gave up just one sack total. So I think that shows our depth is doing well. I also think having a successful system with players who are experienced with the players and the playbook also helps. Offensive linemen get hurt a lot and yet top teams find ways to keep their team going at a high level when injuries occur. When a coach can get the players he wants or being able to keep players for multiple years so they have familiarity, it helps over come injuries. Nijman, Corbett, Zavala, Mays and Christensen all have multiple years of experience with us and have starting experience. Jake Curhan is a 5 year vet with 11 games started and played in the same system in Seattle when Canales coached there. So for once we have a lot of depth at offensive line. Despite the injuries I think we can actually have a decent offensive line for those reasons.

Asante Samuel Jr. FACornerback Free agent CB Asante Samuel Jr. is visiting with the Panthers. Samuel was recently medically cleared after undergoing a spinal fusion procedure and will begin visiting potential suitors, starting with the Panthers. The former Chargers star missed most of the 2024 season with a serious neck injury. He has six interceptions and 148 tackles over 50 NFL games. It would be something of a surprise if Samuel sees game action in 2025

DC says Corbett will be at RG going forward. Our boy Cade is back to starting at C. https://x.com/mike_e_kaye/status/1986156048693027286

You can absolutely win that way. The caveat being, where do you invest your resources? Do you spend heavily on an offensive line and skill positions and less on a game manager QB, or spend heavily on a QB, less on a line and skill positions and rely more on the QB? You can't really do both with the cap unless you get a QB on a rookie cap that's MVP like. We just need to pick a direction. Right now we have 2 elite tackle contracts including Icky, 2 elite guards, a top 15 RB contract and a possible top 5 QB contract on the horizon if Tepper decides to go that route. There's only so much cap space to go around. Something is going to have to give.

It’s common in wrestling and mma but I’ve never heard of a NFL player with it before

Mid teens draft pick is a classic LB slot. Best value there in most years.