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Damn that, I have to go over on this. We won 7 games last year in a turd tornado. Also, I'd put down a couple of hundred for us to take the NFCS at those odds. ATL is the only competition I see there.

Fug the Saints and Fug Goodell too!!

That must be 1 hell of a beach house to get him on the roster!

Exactly! Plus Dalton signed a 2 year $10M contract that is essentially a 1 year $6M contract and is a 36 year old man with > $100M career earnings. You gotta imagine that retirement crosses his mind on a daily basis. If we really need a roster spot, we can stash him on the practice as a protected player.

I doubt that the NFCS produces a wildcard team. 9-10 wins will likely take the division. Out of curiosity, who do you think wins the NFCS?

Is that an Appalachia euphemism?

He played right guard in Campen's system and Corbett won't be back any time soon. This guy's a camp body while the new guys learn.

Makes him a perfect camp body while our 2 (current) starters continue to rehab.

Would be real nice if that week 9 was a by since it's a short week with the Bears and we have a lot of away games following that. Also, I would assume that week 15 would be a home game against ATL. NFL likes to stack division matchups in December.

A standard 98.6 after I've been drinking beer in it for 3 quarters. All while wearing this:

Bountygate is my main reason for the hate! Just as I will always hate the pats for cheating us out of a superbowl.

I was going to say the Taints, but you convinced me! Fug the Falcons!!!

No shame. I also skipped right over the link in the first post to the pretty tweet in the 2nd post. I like shiny things. Going back to read it now, lol.

I was laughing at this until I googled it. His wingspan is 6', 4 1/4", which is longer that 25 starting QB's in the nfl. Only Allen, Lawrence, Tannehill, Herbert, Jones, Goff, and Love are 6' 4" or taller. FWIW, Richardson is 6'4", and I suspect that he starts over Minchew before the season is over, but as of right now, only 7 taller. Edit: I know you were being funny, but my brain went down the rabbit hole, so I decided to share.

This was a better IMO as well. This guy (Skinner) sounds like he knows a lot about o-line play. Something I went noticed in both videos is that Christiansen is a damned solid LG. I know some on here aren't that high on him (maybe because of those 11 penalties), but on these snaps, he played lights out!

I liked Bradberry better than Jackson. He wasn't flashy, but he was very solid.

At this point, he's most likely 3rd string. I think BC is 2nd LT, BC and Zavala fight for LG, Mays is 2nd C, Mays and McCray fight for RG until Corbett is ready, and BC is also 2nd RT. Still a chance he plays, but anytime your 3rd stringer is starting you're already in trouble.

I've been waiting for this signing for a while. I'm assuming it's near vet minimum and he was just waiting to see if he could do better after the draft. Solid depth guy that has played LT, LG and even center. Inhuries have fugged this guy's career, but hopefully he's not on the field more than a few snaps.

Could have used him the last 2 years.

In the perfect world, our top 3 receivers for 2024 will be TMJ, Mingo, and Shi, and Theilen will be a role player/unofficial position coach with a huge paycheck, AND I"M OK WITH THAT. Let's face it though, the odds of all 3 of them hitting are not very good. We did the same thing bringing in Shockey as a safety net Cam's rookie year, and that worked out pretty well for him.

FWIW, He has a SC flag hanging behind him on his dorm room wall. I've only made it through FA, not watched the draft section yet,I have a zoom mtg. But he's focusing on the money aspect too much for my taste. For example, he doesn't like the Thielen signing because it's basically 2 years $19M and he thinks it's too costly. This is probably my favorite signing because having a proven veteran safety net for your rookie QB is worth a LOT.