Eman5805

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I know but Tampa didn’t even make the playoffs. Tell me that doesn’t trouble you?

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They kind of had us in their way. Plus the Panthers had some seriously good seasons too.

Was Drew Brees giving off indications that he was a future GOAT candidate at San Diego? And he had Ladanian Tomlinson and Antonio Gates to throw to. What you think or feel won’t determine anything.

I bet that day they ask him to track what he eats and how much. At least that’s what I’d hope they’re doing.

Luckily once the human body adjusts to long enough without eating a certain way, you can’t go back. Like people I know who stopped drinking cokes try one again and can’t finish it because of how sweet it is.

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Not sure. Todays generation cares about money and look at me. Little else. Lou Holt’s summed it up best when asked about todays players versus those when he started coaching. "Simple. Today's athletes talk about rights and privileges and the players 50 years ago talked about obligations and responsibilities."

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Kids these days is a hard sell. I’m sure the ppl as old to Lou Holtz as him to today’s kids looked down on him just the same. Just for slightly different reasons.

There’s also the chance he’s warning teams off who aren’t on an obvious upward trajectory. If I’m Sharpe, I’d wanna be on a team I can learn for a while and then carve out my fortune just in time for my payday second contract to arrive.

Yeah he looks in good shape of sorts.

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too many holes in the roster to lose picks trading up. if anything they'll trade down

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Too many? WR, LT, FS...that's 3 and we can literally address those with our first three picks. Even if we trade up, we can find a safety in the 2nd day who can start. We've been doing that for years.

Clearly that was the problem. Zion’s gravity caused orbital drag on all his shots.

I’d love that.

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He's gonna command Diggs money > 20Mil with >70Mil guaranteed. When you overinvest in skill positions like that, your team falls apart in the trenches and so does your win %.

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Let's say we take Jameson Williams and he's amazing. Ultra productive on the order of Justin Jefferson or Ja'Marr Chase. When his contract comes up, do you pay him then?

Is the three or four year window (because that level of production would likely end up with him holding out for a new contract early) before giving him Diggs money really make much of a difference vs grabbing someone already that productive right now?

Crazy that the NFL made Cook stop shooting the imaginary arrows because it was imitatable or some stupidity. But kids would use a real one? Or something?