WOW!!

Would this have happened if he was committed to staying with the Texans?? Is a good question with 2 ways it could be good or bad... Maybe he has always been a predator and Houston has been paying off women for years...

Again I find it strange with such a big fish on the hook that all these victims pick the same lawyer and no other Lawyer wants the publicity and pay out of this case???

Wtf did any of that mean??

Saw Jones workout. Just like I thought.. Good on short and intermediate throws. But the arm strength thing is a problem.. WR slowing up to catch the deep ball one fell down reaching a deep pass under thrown.. Players can look real smart throwing against air with planned routes... Looks okay coming from out of center thoe. Not so good athletically... Came away seeing what I thought I would see. Average QB talent with no WOW potential.. Might as well keep Teddy if we're drafting him..

I do have a question about this situation that Mike Florio brought up.. Usually in cases like this their is more then 1 lawyer getting in on the financial benefit of civil suit.. Why hasn't some of these women gotten their own lawyers?? Why 24 victims go to the same guy when their experience with the accused could be different and may have a better chance of filing their own charges instead of being a part of a mass civil suit?? Some of these women are from different states right.. Wouldn't filing with a different lawyer in a different jurisdiction benefit some of these victims..

Cam doesn't get hurt on that play if KB gave a poo... I do blame the staff for not figuring out sooner that Cam could have used a different scheme then Shulers and different talent then big lumbering WR who can't catch .

I would trade for Sam Darnold before drafting Mac Jones... Just my opinion..

The problem with this opinion is.. Cam didn't get hurt being a battering Ram.. He got hurt being a football player stopping a TD after a Int.. And then got hurt staying in the pocket behind a trash Oline in a blowout game. .

I agree with this..

Again.. The stuff you can't teach he has .. (big arm talent, athleticism, work ethic) , The stuff you can teach is on your organization.. If they can't then find ppl who can... No player in this draft is a finished product...

Don't forget we still have a big young WR on the roster .. Who got hurt in TC last year ready to comeback this year.. Omar Bayless...

Is this your thing now building back velocity and arm strength or like we asked you add significant velocity and arm strength after coming into the league?? Keep moving the goal post.... Your example are Brady who has never had consistent velocity and great deep ball arm talent.. Big Ben who had a cannon coming into the league and Brees who in my opinion had a above avg. Arm at Purdue and lost a little bit of his deep ball with his shoulder injury but kept great velocity on his short and intermediate passes and red zone throws thru out his career.. The problem with your examples are you talking about guys who were rehabbing what they already had.. Not guys who never had it trying to develop it... Give me a example of a Matt Linerd who came into the league with a perceived lack of arm talent and it got stronger and better??

Exactly.. His article pretty much says he started at 5 years old.. Not at 22... If I started Shalion training at 5 I'd be the killer monk right now... But it didn't happened ...

I really need to know a example of a player who constantly increased his arm strength and velocity in the pros.. Instead of just going to a team that had a system to work around that.. All this and we're still not talking about improving his athleticism so we can have a QB who can get out the pocket and make a play with his legs.. Like most QBS need to be able to do in this new era of football...

So you bring up article of some mythical method to increase velocity and arm strength and can't name one person it worked for?? You seriously don't think Greg Maddox wouldn't have added a 90 mile per hour fast ball to his repertoire?? You seriously don't think if this was actually a true method of throwing longer with more velocity that QBS like Chad Peingthon wouldn't have done it to increase their job security and career earning?? Your whole excuse is these guys don't think it's that important??? Come on bro.. stop..

55 I don't know what planet you're on right now but you can't be serious right?? You're way to old to not know the difference in physical strength and muscle and the arm strength talked about in throwing a football or baseball (flexibility, snap, wrist tension) stuff that is god giving... The Rock 6'5 280lb is a big dude but he ain't throwing a ball with the same velocity or as far as 6'1 Russell Wilson... Example.. Greg Maddox work ethic is unquestionably.. But he couldn't develop a consistent 90 per hour fastball.. While Cece Sabathia, David Wells and Barthola Colon rarely look at a gym and could hit 90+ effortlessly.. Do you really think if Chad Peingthon, Matt Linerd, Or the rest of a long list of Successful college QB with avg. Arm strength could just workout and increase their arm strength they wouldn't?? WIth millions of dollars and ample opportunities on the line.. really?? And again this inaccurate thing you're hoping on has been debunked right in front of your face... Josh Allen in 1 season up his Accuracy by 6 to 8 points.. Just by scheme change and adding better talent around him... This Accuracy thing you think is a talent that can't be fixed quickly is being fixed quickly every year. .

Then you don't know basketball.. Good defense comes from moving your feet not pushing ppl back with your hands... So keep laugh at your own lack of knowledge bro.. I find it funny as well..

He was a good leader.. I said he was a avg. safety.. If your going to quote me you can Atleast get the right quote..lol

Yeah I called it shitty basketball stopping athleticism and letting goons stop free flowing offense... I also think it was a crutch to moving your feet and playing good defense...

No it can't or Matt Ryan would be Matt Stafford.. Arm strength and throwing power is god giving not man made... You could be in the gym for 10 years and still not throw a 90 mile per hour fastball.. The Accuracy thing you keep acting like is something impossible to develop without changing fundamental or throwing motion has been proven wrong to many times now by just getting more sure handed players and easier passes in your scheme..

Yes it is...

Really so you liked no offense basketball in the 90's with hand checking and teams able to stop the flow of the game by clogging up the middle of the paint?? Miami and New York having literally slug fest and barley getting 80+ points?? Yeah that was the golden age of basketball..lol

Cool I love the game back then to and love it now for being more free flowing... I'm just pointing out that flopping and acting happens in all sports... WR are always looking for a flags and QB stay on the ground a few ticks extra trying to sell roughing calls...

Qb get tapped on the head and act like they got chopped by a Shaolin Monk.. DL act like they been gripped up by a human octopus trying to get Holding calls... It happens in every league.. Some ppl choose to see what they want when they like or dislike a sport..

The hating on basketball is a constant moving of the goal post exercise...