Mr. Scot

I think McClain said a while back that they weren't interested in Bridgewater.

Yep, and new GMs frequently don't see players quite the same way prior GMs did. Sometimes that's a good thing for the player, but often it's not.

They could be counting on the climate in the wake of #metoo and such. And of course, who hears the case is a huge deal.

That is one thing we don't have to offer. Of course if we did, would we be having this discussion?

I sent Lady Cowboy Fan one of those once. Specifically, it was of Dick Van Dyke (amazingly, she's still with me)

Yeah, I think picking him was a poor choice. I'd say the electronic stuff is probably the biggest deal here. If it's vague, probably nothing. If it backs up her story though, yikes!

He has an offer from the Panthers, just not an RFA tender offer. Per prior discussions, Obada reportedly thinks he's worth more than what the team is giving. They technically still have until 4pm (just over an hour).

Very possible.

Per the documents, he said something that sounded threatening before leaving. If the story that she told is true, I can understand filing the lawsuit. And given that there are a lot of references to electronic communication between the two, it's possible there's some documentation to back it up. Those "ifs" are, of course, the big question mark right now.

If Ian Rapoport is correct, that might be a waste of time. Even if the trade does happen, there's no guarantee it happens quickly. Also fair to point out that Verge didn't say it was happening today or even soon.

Raiders trying to see if they can get anything for Rodney Hudson rather than just cutting him. Second or third for a guy who's considered one of the best linemen in the league doesn't sound like a bad deal, but he is over 30.

LaCanfora reports that the Bears offers a wide choice of players, including Khalil Mack and Akiem Hicks. Seattle still said no.

Giants get Kenny Golladay

The strategy itself isn't necessarily bad. Doing it for the wrong player is.

Man, I'd forgotten Palmer even played for the Raiders. (guessing he didn't really do anything memorable there like he did with the Cardinals)

Was Palmer traded or released? I've forgotten. (I could look it up but I'm feeling lazy)

Jay Cutler is the only trade of a franchise quarterback I can think of, and that didn't involve a holdout or a disgruntled player.

Even if the story were completely true, would it actually be a crime? If not, a civil lawsuit would have been the only option. Can't say I'm familiar with Texas law and don't know if we have anyone on here who is.

The source that said that is very hit or miss.

My sense is that you don't have any more idea about what's going on inside the Texans than you do what's going on inside the Panthers.

Might also be easier if he's a number two receiver behind Hopkins.

So did McCaffrey.

They're actually not. (thaat was corrected last night)

McClain doesn't exactly need to "make a name". He's pretty well respected already.

Yikes... Hasn't Green declined a little bit in the last year or two though?