TheCasillas

Whats up with all these new posters with new threads that are hard to read? Also, if you cut Ian and Grier you only save 700k combined.... you would spend more replacing them than you would just keeping them for depth....

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29939438/2020-nfl-analytics-survey-which-teams-most-least-analytically-inclined

kick the tires. hwoever, if you trade for him you have to take on his 1st round contract.

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In the last scenario CMC would go to Miami.

Terrifying

There goes Tepper being the richest owner in the NFL.

I think there is a fair argument that if Watson was our QB last year... we would have a winning record. We will never know, but it was obvious that QB play was our weakest link last year.

Football isnt a team sport. its just one person. The Houston Watsons were 3-13

I guess a question to be asked here is... As of right now (today)... would you consider Kobe Bryant being traded from the Hornets to the Lakers a blockbuster trade?

you've convinced me.

this fuging conversation is silly. ahah what is even happening right now?

why do you say this?

“Blockbuster trade” is just a media terminology - it’s been used to describe a trade that makes mainstream headlines. That’s it. You are thinking into this way too hard.

Depends on if Steve smith was in motion before the snap or not. Steve’s area of contact is 100% legal since it is below the shoulders. If smith was In motion pre-snap and coming back toward the QB ... then yea it was illegal. However, if smith was out wide at snap and the play just came his direction organically, it’s a legal block.