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I'm actually happy about this move. I watched a lot of UFL this season and Bryce really stood out as someone who needed a shot on an NFL roster. He was clearly the best player on the field. Feel better about our backup QBs than I did yesterday.

I think the fact that Evero is still here also is telling about Canales' job security. If he had a solid position as the HC, I think they'd let Evero go and bring in a DC for the future. Giving Evero the last year of his contract to me says if it doesn't work out this season, it's time to clean house and start fresh with a whole new coaching staff. No point bringing in a new DC if that's the case.

I am at a Canadian company now, so no office pool for the first time in ages. So if there's room, I'm interested!

Happened once in my Carolina fandom. I really wanted Greg Olsen and we took Beason. We ended up getting Olsen later. And that worked out pretty well, I'd say. I really wanted Parsons over Horn, so if we have a chance to grab him, I'm 100% for it!

In a sense it's good. You want your QB to be able to find and hit the open man. Tom Brady had a hall of fame career doing exactly that. But at the same time you really want to know they can make the more difficult throws as well. I remember watching Lance's tape and being blown away by the talent and arm strength. And then just noticing, "boy, that's like the third or fourth clip in a row where they've said, 'wide open!' That's a little odd." Then I couldn't stop noticing. Not to re-litigate this, but watching Stroud, some of those throws I just wouldn't think are even humanly possible.

Trey Lance was the reason I came up with the completely unscientific "Trey Lance Test." When watching a QB's college highlight reel, what percentage of the highlights are accompanied by the play-by-play announcer saying, "Wide Open!" With Lance, I think it was like 60%.

Really good, but that's a pretty bold use of a trademarked name. I hope we don't incur the wrath of the house of mouse.

I'm all for intensity. But this is the move I'd expect from a bubble player trying to make the roster. If you're a Week 1 starter, you don't need to tee off on your teams #1 RB to make a name for yourself. This would be a really stupid reason to have your #1 running back injured before the season starts.

I guess he's used to is from his Green Bay career, but I just can't imagine signing up for a frigid season in Pittsburgh when there were probably several dome teams who'd be happy to have him.

Seeing a tight end group without Ian Thomas warms my heart.

Heard the Steelers fans celebrating, "Now the other team won't be able to guess run/pass based on Pickens' body posture."

Yeah, I get them getting involved. The husband not so much. Imagine airing ALL your dirty laundry for what will probably be a $20k payday after fees. Maybe it's just me, but I ain't putting my personal life out there for used Hyundai money.

Oh, man. Hearing "Muhammad!" from the play by play announcer just unlocked a core memory for me. That brought me right back to the call of the 85-yarder in the Super Bowl, which just lives deeply in my psyche. "Looking. Looking. Gonna go deep. Has his man WIDE OPEN. It's Muhammad. MUHAMMAD! To the 15, 10, 5, Touchdown!" Okay, I now have an active rooting interest in him making this roster. I need that back in my life.

Obviously. David Newton thinks it's a good pick. On a more serious note, Shadeur Sanders at 57.

I think there's a big difference between "the Cowboy wanted T-Mac" and "Micah Parsons wanted T-Mac." If Luke Kuechly had said he wanted a player, I'd listen regardless of who our idiot GM was at the time.