Jackie Lee

Yeah the NFLPA going from an idea of unionizing and protecting players health and whatever to better call saul defense lawyers is pretty lame. They should have their own internal guidelines of how to handle misconduct before it even gets to this level of representing guys. At least like "this is out of our bounds, good luck explaining your weird personal poo in court"

The NFLPA accepted 6 games, if Goodell extends it to a year or whatever they will sue and a federal judge will determine if he can play or not until the court case is finished. Watson has to decide if he wants to sue and play until the court decision and prolong the suspension or just suck it up and sit. Look at the Zeke case, he got 6 games, sued, played til week 10 and then had to sit the next 6 after the court decision. Goodell might put him on the exempt list and Watson can sue again to play until the court date depending on how the Browns want to handle it

More of the same, Mayfield trying to make plays to win and Darnold playing it safe with check downs and short runs. Maybe if Higgins was getting #3 reps instead of Saunders things would look differently. I know they're fluffing the guy up but a 5'10" 190lb guy running a 4.7 isn't going to scare an NFL defense in a real game. One of those Rhuleisms

Right the appeal will increase the suspension, but then Watson/NFLPA will sue Goodell in federal court and then a real judge will decide whether he can play or not before his court date.

Zeke got to play after he sued the NFL, Adrian Peterson didn't get to play because he lost his appeal while waiting for his domestic court date. Could go either way depending on the federal judge

1 year

Zeke did get to play after taking his suspension to a federal judge, didn't start serving his suspension til week 10 of 2017. Not sure why the exempt list didn't come into play

The NFLPA agreed on this policy, so if they didn't appeal the initial suspension i think they'd have a hard time arguing against the increased number of games.

So if it goes to court does Goodell finally use the exempt list, or does Cleveland let Watson play until the court case? Also would Watson have to physically show up to court when it's really the NFL vs NFLPA going at it?

It's official

Sam out there after practice?

3 days in a row? Yeah he's gonna lose it in actual games when vets start trash talking him

We're talking about an Orange County boogie boarder here. Not much edge

Robbie went for almost 1k and 7 td's with Josh McCown in 2017 before Sam go drafted. The two years he's not played with Sam he hit around 1k. He can't really hit those numbers with check downs

Working one on one like that isn't some gimmicky team PR idea thing either. Putting the social media drama aside and grinding in that heat is real

Uh oh Sam

Thanks for the vivid imagery Newton

Give him 9 laps for screwing up 9's promising drive

Smells of desperation

Starting to think the D-line coach should have stayed retired

Kinda defeats the whole purpose of signing him