O-Ther

Overall talent level on the team is back to the 2013 team's standard. An area or two may be weaker than 2013, but an area or two is also stronger than 2013. Even better, we won't have to blow up the WR, secondary, or O-Line groups next off-season to fit under the salary cap. This version is built for the long-term instead of running on fumes.

Annihilating the Falcan'ts for the division title this year. Loathe the Falcan'ts. Hearing the Georgia Dome toilets backed up during that game was icing on my schadenfreud.

I liked Bartkowski, William Andrews, and Gerald Riggs. Then my dad got a PCS to West Germany and my mom and I had to go with him. Impossible to keep up with the NFL on German TV and only got the box scores of Atlanta games in the Stars and Stripes. Came back to the world in '88, just in time to watch the Falcons draft Deion and get me excited again.

You're not alone. I, too, used to be a Falcons fan. They were the closest geographic team to North Carolina in the early '80s, so I was a fan. Guess that's why I hate them now. Didn't do anything when I was a fan, then go to a Super Bowl after I switched to the Panthers in '94 when Pete Rozell announced Charlotte got one of the two expansion franchises.

Anything from his past is fair game since he's now a division rival. It's that simple. His achievements need to be mocked and minimized and his mistakes magnified and blown way out of proportion because of the team uniform he wears now.

Brockel's spot more in jeopardy than Tolbert's imo. Tolbert's been reliable on 3rd downs and in the red zone. It's not a coincidence the offense sank when he went on temporary IR then revived when he got healthy. 1-7-1 without him vs. 6-1 with him.

He was going to miss OTAs anyway because of his university being on the quarters system instead of semesters. Every rookie from Washington, Oregon, Oregon State, UCLA, Stanford, Ohio State, and Northwestern are in the same boat. Can't attend OTAs until finals are over and the graduating class commences. For most that's June 12th or 13th. It's a rule between the NCAA and the NFL. Step away from the ledge.

To me, it's irrelevant who's called the #1 or #2. Doesn't matter, as long as both are on the field at the same time. It'll be like the Giants trying to decide who's #1 and #2 between Victor Cruz and Odell Beckham jr. Who cares?! Just get them on the field at the same time. That said, I do think DeVin will line up in the slot more, since he's had experience lining up as online and offline WR and TE. Rivera said he knew what everyone's job was,

Wait wut? A Super Bowl window? We have one? When the fug did this happen?! All the sportswriters keep saying Cam sucks, we relied on too many rookies, they can't understand our draft this year, and Brees or Ryan are much more deserving of a playoff shot, What the hell is in Charlotte anyway? No reason to visit there, so no reason to care about the Panthers. Uh-oh deadline's here. Just stick to the stereotypes and turn in the usual crap. Nobody in the Northeast or California cares anyway, and that's the audience we try to please.

Without Greg Hardy and Frank Alexander, we were the #10 defense last year. Check the official NFL stats for yourself. Frank Alexander is how we upgraded the DE position this year. Plus neither a rookie nor a free agent would have 2 years experience in the system already. Funny how a lot of posters here scream to overlook drug problems with rookies or free agents, but they're dumping all over Frank instead of supporting him.

Crazier? Yes The level of the Peyton Manning sweepstakes or Tebowmania? No

I remember him from The Tick "Die Fledermaus"

He is an UnDrafted Free Agent with zero years of NFL playing time. He can't make in base salary more than the very last (#256)guy drafted. Those are minimum contracts, so La'el will not get more than a minimum base salary. The wiggle room is that the signing bonuses for UDFAs isn't set in stone. Teams have $86k to divide up between all of their UDFAs they sign after the draft. Since every team has signed UDFAs, nobody will be able to offer him the whole $86k. Teams could offer to guarantee the minimum salaries he can get, but since every team will do it, no one will really stick out as a bigger $$$ deal. Best La'el can hope for is to get a starting LT spot and get playing time for when he's an Unrestricted Free Agent. LT gets bigger contracts than RT, Guards or Centers

that's the rules the player's union and the NFL agreed to in the CBA. Specifically the rookie wage scale. Both sides agreed that UDFAs couldn't have a contract worth more than anyone drafted that year. And it's not much of a bidding war. The signing bonuses for UDFAs have a limit. So he'll get several similar offers and choose where he wants to go. At least he has the freedom to decide where he'll play. Cam's never had that and probably never will. It's a bad situation for La'el, but at least he's still alive. Can't say as much for that woman and her baby. Those two come first before ANYTHING else. Job of the police is not to worry about La'el's draft status. It's to find their killer.

OHHHH!! Because she's suing some 49ers......

Pie for making me lmao

They're set at LT. Used their 1st round pick (#6 overall) in 2010 on Russell Okung.

Sounds good. There's already those Minutemen with rifles on the sidelines. Just use live ammo instead of blanks.

Raise your hand if you're a cheater

I want Brady and Belechik suspended and Kraft forced to sell the team. Enough is fuggin' enough with these guys.

Each offense uses their own footballs at that point in time in the NFL. Colts footballs and Patriots footballs weren't mixed together. Rules been changed this off-season because of this scandal.

We're all day to day

Because atmospheric conditions would have affected ALL the balls, not just the Patriots. Can't use the weather as an excuse. Even the smart dumb guys down the road at Harvard will tell you that.

The injury designation probable = virtual certainty hoping that's what they mean

It's not tampering for 2 reasons. 1) Collins is a free agent 2) those players are members of the NFLPA union. Rules are different for them talking to other players than other people employed by the NFL