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Leading is an interesting way to not compete.

Our regular use of the site is payment. That's the only reason websites exist for the most part. I did pay when their was a pay section until I realized it was a ripoff and nothing there.

Him running campaigns against players he wanted access to was an interesting approach. I specifically remember Tolbert. That's not going to get you far.

No real rush. We have him for 12.5 million until they can agree.

I wouldn't be surprised if Christensen gets a decent contract elsewhere that gives him a chance to start.

Wow, that's some awkward stuff

I don't know about Flores winning the locker room. That was his issue in Miami.

Bryce is a young qb who can benefit from veteran mind in the room. Given the holes in the roster and needs it seems odd to put draft capital in to qb this year.

I'd rather have Dalton or Flacco then Brissett than any rookie.

NYC is the universally understood abbreviation for the city.

Buffalo is from NY

Correction. Brian Thomas Jr was the biggest jump by a significant margin.

I don't believe that first one is a situation of a certain area being good or bad.

Going from 32 to 18 is a major compliment. If you put any credence in the list he raised his stock more than any other receiver in round 1 with 14 spots.....tied with Worthy.

If Bryce is the man I like going the veteran route. At least this year.

The fact of the matter is that the draft is more popular than the games for a lot of people.

Getting any level of competition and cohesion out of this roster is a job well done.

What grabs my eye the most is Damien Lewis looking back at BY and tapping Cade Mays when to snap the ball almost every play Common practice. http://dearsportsfan.com/2014/11/11/offensive-lineman-slap-centers-butt-football/ “The center has such an important pre-snap job – identifying the linemen’s attack point for blocking on running plays – that some offensive coordinators don’t want the center to take his eyes off the defensive front. So those coordinators will have one guard look back through his legs for the quarterback’s leg lift. When the guard sees it, he will tap the center, who then begins his head nodding.” So that’s the answer to your question. When the guard hits the center’s butt, he’s relaying a signal from the quarterback to the center to ask him to begin a silent count that will lead to the ball being snapped.

You need therapy.

You really don't need to keep embarrassing yourself. Try to muster an ounce of dignity.

Tepper was the problem

So obviously not something coaches or players are going to take part of. What point are you attempting here?

Daboll must be next right?

Let's try finishing better than the bottom.