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??? Sorry, just not processing tonight. Translation?

Samir Suleiman doing God’s work…

[Deshaun Watson nods in approval... ]

1883 was better…

Or ‘King of the North’, if you prefer. Remember to take all meds with food…

You misspelled LaPorta…

LaPorta in R3 would give us Schultz/Geisecki, Tremble and LaPorta. I’m just unsure of what the cap hit would be to cut Thomas.

Right out of the oven, Bo berry biscuit is nice. Left under the warmer for an hour… meh

Not much to go on. All it lists is AA.

"But I gave him everything that he asked for... "

And so it begins...

An idiot for a client…

‘The sky is falling’ thread was one for the ages. How many pages did that ultimately run?

Same desires, different price points…

Patches O’Houlihan uses a more colorful phrase, something about a doorknob but, I get your drift.

Odd. Mrs. Nbrs said that on our Honeymoon night…

I love what Foreman did for us last year. My first inclination is to re-sign him but, does he fit the new offensive philosophy? Are there better fit candidates at similar or lower salary expectations?

Would be interesting to know what Campen thinks about Eflein. Would he pound the table to keep him or just shrug his shoulders. None of us know what Campen thinks but I’m sure he is giving input to Fitterer.

Either Kincaid or LaPorta should be available in R2. I would run to the podium for either. A quality, big target TE that can sit down in the seam is a warm, cuddly safety blanket for a rookie QB.

No need to trade up for Mayer. One or both of Kincaid and LaPorta will be available in R2. Other quality TE’s will be available R2 and later. This is a deep TE class with lots of talent that will get pushed down into middle rounds.

Houston does have abundant masseuses and massage therapists, or so I've read. DeShaun gives them five-star Yelp ratings.

McCown says that Young’s “size, frame and athleticism are a major concern.” McCown is also highly complimentary of Young on virtually everything else required in an elite QB prospect. There are no perfect draft picks. It’s up to the talent evaluators and coaches to weigh the pluses and minuses and assess the net ‘score’ on each candidate. I have confidence in this administration to do so.

Well, that’s damning with faint praise. Seifert should have kept Beurlein. Instead, it became the first (?) Panthers QB reclamation project, costing us a third and fourth round picks.