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Watson Watch Day 4 - The Finale

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1 minute ago, Tommy Jone said:

I'm sure that this has been mentioned, but doesn't it seem odd that there are three NFCS teams involved with motivations to drive up the price for the others?

The NFL probably wants to milk this dry. The buzz, the publicity. They're eating this up.

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2 minutes ago, RJK said:

When a team restructures its entire roster to manipulate the cap you’d think the NFL would have something to say about that. I’m ready to put the stank of this farce behind us.

I think the NFL needs to revisit its salary cap rules. Fake years should be limited in some respect.

EDIT: I would limit years without salary to a maximum of 1.

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1 minute ago, Panther53521 said:

I am done …. If he wanted to be here, this would have been over …. Tepper, please tell Watson and Texans that we are out, before the final news comes out

If thats the case, why hasnt he chosen the Falcons or Saints yet?

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