Mr. Scot

Side Note: What the hell is happening on NFL Network?

2018 season, 2019 season and 2020 season are all in the books. 2021 is year four.

Last year's available quarterbacks included guys like Philip Rivers, Ryan Tannehill and that guy who signed with Tampa among others.

At least it's not like a few years ago when we had to pick between the Falcons and the Patriots.

Good grief! My first reaction to that: "My Lord, that's crazy!" My second thought: "Our GM is from Seattle"

Also, regarding Houston...

Nick Caserio and Adam Peters are old colleagues.

To be fair though, that was by his own choice. He could have ripped the Band-Aid off immediately. It's been done before.

Good question.

Yes you do.

With Marty Hurney... "This is gonna take a while, maybe up to five years. I ask you to trust the process." Scott Fitterer takes over... "We'll offer you the number eight overall pick, our fifth rounder and Teddy Bridgewater in exchange for Matt Stafford. What do you think?"

Of Tepper's ownership

Biggest thing for me is that going after Stafford wasn't a "process" thing.

I think they're in Washington.

...or is the owner who asked Panther fans to have patience starting to lose his own? From our friend, Ellis...

If you fail in the quest to secure a better option though, do you still get rid of him?

I'd probably have done a spit take.

Also FYI, the full terms of the Stafford deal, per Schefter... Schefter added that when they first started talking to the Rams, the Lions tried to get Aaron Donald as part of the deal. Rams said no way.

It could, but I'm not so sure it will. Honestly, if I were placing a bet right now, I'd put money on him staying with the Texans (voluntarily or otherwise).

So Wentz has a preference (I'm gonna guess the Colts with Frank Reich) and It could wind up affecting what happens.

From Rapoport, Garofolo and Pelissero... The quarterback carousel has only begun to spin Highlights: Wentz trade compensation will be significant, but probably less than the Stafford deal (Bears or Colts most likely) Saints would like to go into the season with Jameis Winston as their starter and Taysom Hill as his backup Raiders seem agreeable to trading Derek Carr, but also might consider trading Marcus Mariota Washington is looking at options (including Alex Smith) but could be especially interested in Sam Donald ... No discussion of Deshaun Watson in the article and nothing too specific to the Panthers, but Rapoport and Pelissero do discuss Watson in this video (if you're a fan, you probably won't like it).

Rapoport confirmed that both the Bears and the Colts have been in talks about Wentz and continue to be. One wild scenario that's emerging involves Nick foles being traded back to the Eagles as part of the compensation package for Wentz.

Let's clarify again what "in on every deal" means and what it doesn't... It does mean we'll investigate every option. It does mean we'll be aggressive trying to acquire players we think are worth it. It does not mean that we'll pursue every big name / well known player because we may not think some of them are worth it. It also doesn't mean that we'll just casually overspend above what we think someone is worth. The plan is to be aggressive, but the plan is also to be wise.

All indications are the Texans would rather gouge out their own eyes than trade Watson. And again, even if they did change their minds, there are teams in position to make much better offers than us. Things could change, but right now I'd say anyone pinning their hopes on his being here is just setting themselves up for disappointment.

At least for right now, that's not what they want. Basically, they don't want. Tom Pelissero reported that the Texans are still telling people that they won't discuss trading him. Their plan, according to multiple teams that have spoken about it, is to bring him back... period. They won't consider otherwise. Pelissero says teams are continuing to call and making offers in case they change their mind, but they say they won't and are pretty dug in about it.