Mr. Scot

I've seen that movie too many times to get fooled by it again.

Bill's messing with us

For the record, I don't really think Payton would want to come here. If he were to go anywhere else, it'd probably be Dallas.

One thing to point out, though. Dan Morgan briefly played for the saints in 2009. The coach was...yep.

For the record, Scott Fitterer has no connection to Sean Peyton that I know of. Mind you, that's only important if David Tepper takes what Fitterer wants into account. (which I believe he would)

I hope not, but I can't help remembering that not long ago they were ready to trade a bunch of picks for Deshaun Watson

Some elaboration at the link... Florio's legal background makes him a good source on stories like this. It sounds like it could mean a hundred different things with varying degrees of severity.

Can't say I've ever heard of this source, but here's Joe Person's response... Doesn't really sound all that likely to me.

Oooohhh, sh-t

Back to the subject at hand...

They're not releasing why he's been arrested. Not sure what to make of that, but my first instinct is that's probably not a good sign.

Meanwhile, in Bridgewater country...

(guessing he meant 10/9)

Kunkel and Ellis have the best info right now.

Late season bye week again?

General consensus is that even if Mayfield is still on the roster, Jacoby Brissett will be the starter if Watson is suspended.

It's not just your opinion.

Around three minutes in: "We'll bring some competition in at quarterback." Keep in mind, that doesn't necessarily mean a veteran. Probably not good news for PJ Walker, though.

Azur Kamara... Sh-t

This is one of those times when putting a question mark in the thread title would be a good idea.

More info on Rob Walton from Albert Breer... From Lennon Theus (@broncolen30): Who is the frontrunner or favorite to purchase the Broncos? Lennon, Walmart heir Rob Walton looms as the favorite. He’s there this week, and a quick Google search showed his net worth to be somewhere between $65 billion and $70 billion, which would make him the NFL’s wealthiest owner, surpassing Seahawks owner Jody Allen (who’s said to be in the $20 billion range), and second-wealthiest owner in North American pro sports, behind only Clippers owner Steve Ballmer. Per research from CEO World magazine last month, Walton’s the 16th-wealthiest man on the planet. Which is all a long way of coloring the fact that, yes, yes, yes … NFL owners would want Walton in their club. And the fact that his family already has boots on the ground in the market—Walton’s brother-in-law, Rams owner Stan Kroenke, owns the NBA’s Nuggets and NHL’s Avalanche—only makes this call easier for the other owners. Now, that does not mean it’s a slam dunk. The way Pat Bowlen’s will reads, the team has to go to the highest bidder, and someone could outbid Walton. But it won’t happen because Walton’s pockets aren’t deep enough, or through any lack of will from other owners. That’s for sure. NFL Owners Would Love for Walmart Heir Rob Walton to Buy the Broncos Despite the conversation being about richest owners, the article doesn't even mention David Tepper. Guess he's old news

Is that the latest Chuck alt?

And, wow...

But that led the way to Jake...