Mr. Scot

Oh Lord, no. Probably Trent Scott. Or maybe Cam Erving.

Appaloosa

Regarding Ian Thomas, Person wrote this yesterday... Tight end Ian Thomas had what Rhule described as “a tremendous offseason.” But the fourth-year pro from Indiana had a rough start to the team period Wednesday. After Thomas jumped the snap for a false start on the first offensive play, he was pulled from the drill and had to run a penalty lap around the field. Thomas completed it in a deliberate manner that was about the speed of a home run trot. Maybe. That's...not good

The thing with guys like Daley, Smith and Hyman is consistency. You frequently see backups in practice or even in games flash amazing ability, the kind that makes you go "Wow, why aren't they starting?" And then a few plays later they get banged up, or they fall off badly. Superior ability isn't enough without durability and consistency. It's why you have to be careful about judging how a backup looks in limited action. Sometimes a guy who might technically be a better player just isn't built to handle a starter's workload.

That was Rivera.

No he doesn't.

54 years old and still likes to post bikini pics online...

Dolphins tackle Josh Sitton described switching tackle spots as "like trying to wipe your ass with the other hand"

From the article... Asked what would lead Moton to play on the left, Rhule replied: "If he's the best available." That's a legitimate possibility.

...but Gantt thinks it's unlikely he moves.

I know some people like him, but I've never found Barnwell especially insightful.

Oh, I get that. I just remember people hyping him on here like he was going to be the next big thing.

I've got a parrot that would eat him alive intellectually.

From Dusk till Dawn is not a great movie... ...except for about five minutes near the middle

That, plus not being very good.

And before anyone suggests it, no

That can't possibly be true. I was assured that Darnold was the reason Anderson isn't here

I know he looked awful at the Senior Bowl. And then there was some stuff about him not showing up for Georgia's pro day. Not even making it through OTAs though? Damn

I didn't know that picture existed.

Rip Scherer...oy

From the Seahawks Media Guide... Tyler Ramsey enters his ninth season as an area scout having been promoted after originally joining the team in 2009 as a personnel intern. He continued in that same role in 2010 and moved into a full time position in 2011 as a scouting assistant where he would advance weekly opponents, perform free agent and practice squad evaluations, monitor the daily waiver wire and scout the UFL and CFL. Ramsey earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Washington in 2008 and completed a Masters of Business Administration degree from Washington State University in 2017. A local product, Ramsey attended Bellevue High School. The team won three consecutive 3A state titles (2001-03) and he was the starting quarterback and safety from 2003-04. Married to wife, Cori, and they have three children, twins Tucker and Charlotte, and youngest Miller. Scouts are really hard to find info on. Most teams don't even list them on the team website.

Be honest: You had no idea he was still in the league, did you?

Some details courtesy of Albert Breer... - The Falcons relationship with Jones had been "strained" for years due to contract disputes - The Ravens had been interested a while back, but dropped out after drafting a receiver - Atlanta attempted to trade him during the draft, but nobody wanted to pay the price they were asking - Just as many people thought, Jones didn't know he was on the air when he was talking to Shannon Sharpe - A number of teams were interested as the calendar approached June, but interest fizzled in most places - Despite prior claims, nobody ever actually offered a first round pick - Also despite some speculation, the Patriots were never interested - The Titans original offer was a conditional third that could be upgraded to a second, but they ultimately moved up as well as agreeing to take on Jones' pay for this season Full story here: MMQB for 6/7/21

There's only two left in the front office at this point. Executive Director of Player Personnel Jeff Morrow is one, and he's taking a reduced role. He'll be working as a "consultant" in the college scouting department (after previously running it). I suspect he retires next offseason. The other is Director of Pro Personnel Matt Allen (also known as Jerry Richardson's grandson). I figured he'd be the first one out the door given the family connection but reports are he'll probably stay because apparently he's genuinely good at his job and we'll liked in the organization.

Rapoport said the Falcons needed this trade to go through just to be able to sign their draft picks.