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The film pretty clearly shows it's the former and not the latter, at this with respect to the circumstances around this specific statistic this past year. How many times did we see DJ, Robbie, Curtis, etc have to slow up to catch downfield passes?

Good for him. All the best most of the year, and may he rack up stats while the Falcons lose 10 games by 9-17 points.

Teddy actually hits DJ in stride on a few of those passes this year instead of making DJ bail him out in a contested situation (an overlooked but very valuable strength of his), or even throws them at all on others where DJ was streaking open, and that 'game-changer' perspective might be different. Dude was absolutely in position to change games many times.

Got it done 7 years ago and have zero regrets. Urologist was very experienced and it was literally 8 minutes from start to finish. Guys have a range of experiences but I iced/rested heavily the entire 2 or so days after and things were fine for day-to-day activities thereafter. Just go into it with both you and your partner recognizing that you may need more recovery time and that recovering properly up front will make things much easier.

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I just can't understand how guys let their wallet get like that.

Hopefully more Drayton Florence than Antoine Cason, at least relative to their time in Carolina.

Had a tornado a couple of miles from my house (Kansas City) on Monday and it was only 48 degrees outside. Weird stuff.

Problem is that the players who are frequently the first kind often have a shorter timer on being the second kind. Not always, but enough to be concerned.

Teddy and Tyrod will be 2 peas in a pod.

We've been saying this about the Saints for like 10 years now. Maybe Brees retiring is the catalyst that really kicks things off since they can't alter his contract any longer.

Watson is not a lottery ticket, unlike a draft pick. The team will have a steep hill to climb to be successful and that's where the leap of faith comes in, but he himself is a proven top-tier performer at the premiere position in the game and that's why the price is so high. I say that as someone who knows we need to move on from Teddy/QBs of that ilk but has no preference on whether it's a guy like Watson or somehow through the draft. I will say though that if the Watson thing happens, it says to me that the team doesn't believe the rookie they believe in most (assuming it's any of them) will be available without a similar spend. Beating Washington really made things complicated and expensive.

If the briantrust truly feels this is the best option forward and can get it done then alrighty, but it's a metric ton of faith in this staff and FO to overcome the price that will be required.

Would I tip my hat for Tepper making Watson defend himself publicly against false/imagined accusations of harassing/abusive behavior towards women for the sake of benefitting a football team? TF kind of question is this?

Teddy and Tyrod would make for the most 'meh' QB room ever.

I'm not enthusiastic about the line signings but cutting Kerr is really the puzzling one for me. Maybe something becomes clear in the coming days but that just makes little sense at this point in time.

'Designed for a more Jimmy Garoppolo-centric offense capable of going downfield' is a very interesting sentence. Seems a bit paradoxical.

Hunter Henry AND Jonnu? Agholor and Bourne are a bit underwhelming as primary receivers but those signings make more sense with both Henry and Smith at TE. Cam's always done well with 2 TEs so this is an interesting roster construction, both for Cam and potentially beyond.

His skillet is completely wasted with a QB like Teddy. Ignoring the poor quality of this source for a moment, if they did pull the trigger that would be another huge signal IMO.