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cousins on a 4 year deal and penis is already 24 years old lol, really just a stupid pick

LMAO falcons gonna falcon, what a stupid ass offseason for them, overpaying good but not great Cousins then drafting a late 1st round QB in the top 10. I know we can't really talk but still lmao

would be very jets to pick a ligament that is fine rather than the one that is busted (achiles)

obligatory fug the falcons

vikings probably get mccarthy without having to trade up now, no? or do jets take him and risk pissing arod off?

fuging crazy. remember when we were worried about Cam getting $25M/year? wasn't all that long ago...

lol moving up from 33 to 30 or 31 would not cost anywhere near a first round pick next year. I'm not advocating for it at all, I prefer we pick at 33 then trade down from our other 2nd rounder. But it absolutely would not cost a future 1st to move up a few spots, even with the 5th year option aspect of a potential trade.

Not sure Reid has ever run 2 TE sets successfully before but Kelce is up there in age and has a ton of miles. Would be a very Chiefs move to go BPA and grab a TE of the future late 1st round, especially if there is a run on WRs they are interested in

I've been pretty out of the loop this offseason so far and have barely followed any of the rumors, etc. It seems likely we either stay put or move back but has there been any indication at all that a trade up could be possible? Even just moving up a pick or two to get a 5th year option on a player we love? Planning to watch the Canes and I'd hate to miss one of our picks but don't really have much interest in the draft outside of the Panthers as I don't know poo about any of these players and I'm still kinda pissed we traded away 1st overall... So somebody help me out here

just remember it's smokescreen season people.

Glad to hear it, hope he takes a bit of a discount too considering the legal situation we stuck with him through. Miles is an important piece for this team's future, if we are to have any.

stupid simplistic way of looking at things. belichick is a cheater and an asshole but he's also easily one of the top football minds ever and it was him who developed brady from nobody to star. they won 4 championships where brady didn't contribute significantly. the game passed belichick by and his being an asshole started to rub people the wrong way in NE causing disfunction across the board. brady went to a stacked team with a great HC and weaseled another ring (i.e. pulled a LeBron) in a weird covid year. HC is responsible for winning and should be the only one (well and GM/front office) judged by team results. QB is responsible for his play and should be judged by his play alone (stats to a degree, but moreso the eye test), not team results. brady was a very good quarterback who was in great situations his entire career. belichick created those great situations for nearly 2 decades before becoming washed up in old age and with a changing landscape in the NFL

citing a google search and random lists, lol. It's significantly harder for a smaller market team in the NBA and MLB to win than for any team in the NHL to win, that is pretty much undeniable. Easier for a wealthier team in a bigger market though. NFL and NHL no difference, both equally difficult for all teams.

I mean that's just not true lol, it's no harder to win than the NFL. Just not easier. NBA/MLB if they had 32 teams and a hard cap would be just as hard too. Depending on what teams you're comparing to, NBA and MLB could actually be significantly harder to win than NHL.

I wish Dundon owned the Panthers. No championship quite yet but 6 straight playoff appearances all winning at least 1 round (pending this season but should win round 1 at least this year), and with a very young core with good contracts/cap situation and a highly rated prospect pool. Just the definition of sustained long term success and consistency. Basically the polar opposite of the tepper Panthers.

Nice! Hurney’s final 1st rounder was a nice parting gift

They could tag him. And honestly regardless of how he plays this year I’m not sure he’ll get more than he had on that contract anyways. Weird that he accepted that.

True of many, not all.

Not sure it's pure scouting vs. developing the guys after they draft them. But yes I'd be looking at who the Steelers are interested in too.

At least they put it to a vote. Plenty of politicians have taken it upon themselves to give tax dollars to billionaires for stadiums before

Diggs was not good last year. And he's a problem child on a massive contract. Bills have a hole at WR but this really was a necessary move for them.

as expected, and necessary. hopefully his role in the front office isn't all that significant. good dude but I don't really want him having any real impact on our team going forward.

I think we can win 5+ and if I were a betting man I'd put money on that. Before last year the last time we won less than 5 games was 2010. Even under Tepper every year except last year we've won 5+, and that included some years where there were only 16 games. Looks like easy money to me. New coaching staff, upgraded roster, Bryce hopefully developing at least a little bit in year 2 (I mean he was a highly rated prospect for a reason). I don't really have any optimism left about this team under Tepper, last year dried it all up, but I'd be pretty shocked if we don't win at least 5 games.

probably better, only because I don't see how it could possibly be worse than last year

I'll never not enjoy laughing at the falcons but man I wish it was a different afc team that beat them. fug the patriots