kungfoodude

That does sound entertaining.

I never talk to myself. Only to the other voices in my head.

They could use a guy like DJ Moore too. After all, they moronically traded away their best WR.

Did you just ask yourself a question??

Oh poo. We have a sources vs. sources battle.

He should have known it was a ruse, after all, he's lactose intolerant.

Seriously, don't say that. You are going to get your PM's blown up by @SizzleBuzz offering to blow you for the chance to bask in your greatness and hear you expound upon the virtues of the "Appaloosa Model."

Why are you posing as "Natalie" on Twitter when your name is clearly Verge? I don't understand.

I'm down. Twit to him on Twatter and let him know. I'll just wait for the results since I despise that platform.

He also has a slow delivery, a less than lively arm and some questionable mechanics. If you want that kind of QB, why not take the far better version in Mac Jones? He has all the polish that Trask doesn't and still doesn't have an elite skill set. That Herbert comparison is pretty bad. Herbert was a great athlete and has just about every elite skill you want in a QB. His questions were all related to the scheme at Oregon and him being able to translate to the NFL.

I think there is a lot more crossover between the college and pro gameplans than there was in the 2000's.

The league's derth of quality starting QB's can actually be largely attributed to that time period. Fast forward to the past 4-5 drafts and it appears on the surface that the future of the NFL QB's have been recently. I think several factors probably contribute to that.

I really don't know why SF wouldn't be in on the deal. That team is already really close and they are about to have to make some tough roster choices. Not to mention they may be the 3rd or 4th best team in the division now.

I have no doubt about it. It was more a jab at the Texans and their ridiculous posturing.

How is there a bidding war if they claim to not be talking to anyone?

2022 and 2023 are the big worries for us and his contract. That is also around the time that some of our current core will need deals. He is owed $35 mil in 2022 and $37 mil in 2023. The best hope is the new TV deal gives rise to the resumption of the salary cap going up. If not, or if the Rona hit is bigger than expected.....now you have to make tough decisions.

That's the thing, Ryan's age is a big concern. He'll be 36 next season and you wonder if he has more than 2-3 more seasons before he starts declining. Is that really worth "multiple" firsts? Maybe to a "win now" team but he has less value than Stafford, IMO. It would be a different story were he 32-33.

Yeah, we went round and round on that. I just don't buy your logic of him being "bigger" so that means he is better. Herbert's size is an asset but his elite skill levels are what made him a big time prospect. Trask has very little in terms of the elite skills.

Incorrect. I was, as well. Said so at the time. Trask isn't the guy. You'll see.

Oh yeah. IDK why I thought he was a 2012 draft pick.

Yeah, the timing is odd on all these moves. I have to believe something is in the works.

Because he can't give up hope on "his" guys.

No, that was the discussion at the time. It seemed to be making cap space available immediately, versus having more space available next offseason. That was why the speculation about a Moton deal being imminent popped up. The only logical reason to cut him prior to June 2nd was to free up immediate money to spend.

He played pretty well on those one year deals, not fantastic but fairly well. He did not play fairly well last year.