Mr. Scot

He's just stringing them along until he can sign that one year, team friendly deal with us

That's the guy Luke destroyed in that preseason game. He fumbled when Luke hit him and Thomas Davis scooped it up for a touchdown.

Wait, so some other teams not only have good players, but groups of good players, maybe even entire units? Good grief! How can we ever compete?

Legal trouble has become an automatic ticket out of Baltimore.

Agreed.

We offered him 8 million two years ago. He turned it down because he thought he could get more. If that's what he gets, we're not the ones looking dumb here.

Remember the 'Dream Team' the Eagles built? How about the one the Redskins built before that, or the one the Dolphins built even further back? How did those turn out? For that matter, how many people hailed the Bucs for 'winning free agency' last year around this time? What'd that accomplish (other than the worst record in the NFL)? Never fails. Every offseason, people start panicking over who's signing or getting drafted by our division rivals. And even though the entire division tanked last year and we finished strong, the same chicken littles are out again this year clucking in fear. I swear, some people never learn.

Heck, that'll probably happen in preseason.

I'm shocked

Shame we don't have any great players on our roster (enjoy your panic)

It means being afraid of other teams having good players is silly.

They used to have Sapp, McFarland, Rice, Brooks, Lynch and Barber, and we still swept them.

My first thought too. It is Rosenhaus, after all.

A bird in the hand is worth more than two first round picks in the bush.

Speaking of Twiiter wars, a Philly reporter got in one with Dianna Russini... https://twitter.com/howardeskin/status/577981042260312064

Objectively speaking, everyone is tradeable if the price is right. If we're talking about Luke though (or Cam, for that matter) you're looking at better than a Herschel Walker type offer before I'd even entertain the thought. (and even then my first impulse would be to say 'no')

Good grief.

It helps when the team's own leadership closes them.

But it would have been hellaciously fun to watch.

The question of how history would have been changed if he had drafted Ryan Leaf is one of my favorite 'what its' to ponder.

Tommy Jone?

Thinking they have one is a big assumption.

So much for faith in Manziel. (not that I blame them)

So it's a Klingon?

That's a Care Bear, right?