Mr. Scot

Aaron Wilson @RavensInsider · 6m 6 minutes ago Dolphins announce Greg Jennings has completed his visit A tad cryptic...

It's possible. We'll see.

Aaron Wilson @RavensInsider · 3m 3 minutes ago NFL has suspended Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount for one game, according to NFL Aaron Wilson @RavensInsider · 2m 2 minutes ago Suspension for LeGarrette Blount stems from his arrest last season in Pittsburgh

Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter · 7m 7 minutes ago Eagles sign DB E.J. Biggers and WR Seyi Ajirotutu each to a one-year contract, per team. Old "Tutu' is still out there.

It looks like the league in general didn't show much interest in him, honestly. Maybe he can use his Bengals contract as a 'prove it' deal.

The phrase "freaking neck" reminds me of the original 'Longest Yard'

Well, here's something you don't see every day... Former Raider/49er Kwame Harris arrested for DUI, trying to bite a cop

As much significance as anything else on a football message board, I suppose. We're just talking about a game, not solving the Middle East crisis.

I dunno. His ego seems unbreakable. I think he's still convinced he's "that good" and everybody just doesn't see it.

Is anyone else even interested in him at this point?

A little perspective, via Rotoworld... So the Dolphins only offered Crabtree 400,000 more than they did backup QB Matt Moore. (and about 6-7 million less than what Crabtree thinks he's worth)

Adding to the QB intrigue... Bears may draft Mariota, trade Cutler

Lots of speculation that they'll try to move up for Mariota, but Kelly isn't confirming. They're poorly positined to do so now, but if they can get the Browns first rounder for Bradford, that may change. I'm trying to remember if I've ever seen one player traded twice in a single offseason.

Some folks wanted us to go after Reid as a head coach. I wasn't on board with that idea. Reid's offensive system makes quarterbacks look good, honestly better than they really are (as anyone who's ever traded or signed a former Reid QB would attest). It could be argued that he benefitted greatly from having one of the best defensive minds in football, Jim Johnson, on his staff. Guess we;'ll see how things go in Kansas City.

Also on the topic of former Eagle players putting down their coaches... Jeremiah Trotter rips Andy Reid's coaching abilities Ouch.

Eagles beat writer Jeff McLane might agree with you about Kelly's staying power. Kelly's moves show inexperience And McCoy apparently got a little testy on Twitter with the mother of his child The real LeSean McCoy exposed on social media

Do you side more with either one?

LeSean McCoy says Chip Kelly doesn't respect star players Excerpts... So what do you see here: a whiny player, an egomaniacal coach, or both? Is there a villain in this story? Is there a good guy? If so, who's who?

NFL news... Lawrence Tynes suing Bucs over career ending MRSA infection Patrick Peterson reveals that he's diabetic And just because I wanna see what response this gets... Former Dolphin quarterback Dick Wood dies at age 79

Jets have signed G Ben Ijalana to a one year deal (visited with us a while back).

I didn't quite catch that. Ask her again.

Speculation is he wants 4.5 million. That's down from the 9-10 million he was said to believe he was worth, but likely still too high. Watch him wait around till after the draft and then he'll probably wish he'd taken the three. (and no, I wouldn't want him here)

This was posted on here a while back. The fastest receivers at The Combine rarely pan out Smart evaluators understand the role measurables play, but don't get obsessed with them. Same thing with stats. They can be used as a tiebreaker, but shouldn't be your primary factor. Game tape tells way more than drills and stat sheets.

We have a subset of posters that wants to go after every single "bad boy" player out there. And they always use the "he wouldn't do it if he signed here" line. This bunch was screaming for us to trade high picks for Jsh Gordon and Justin Blackmon using the same logic before they got their most recent suspensions. Heck, some would probably still do it.

It's something I like to call 'a metaphor'. (and frankly, given today's NFL climate, it's a more appropriate comparison than ever)