45catfan

Chambliss won his eligiblity complaint; he's headed back to Ole Miss. The '27 class just got even deeper. Talking heads on the radio are ALREADY saying teams should/will tank for a shot to get a franchise QB in the draft a little over a year from now. Right now after the #1 overall pick, Medoza to the Raiders, Ty Simpson is QB2 and it's being debated if he's even going in the first round. A lot of people have the Steelers taking him, but if they don't, he's sliding to round 2. I think the Steelers are gun shy after the Kenny Pickett selection about taking a late round 1 QB.

So I should not show him mock sites, lol?

I don't get the Saints, but yeah, we should be higher than the other six teams. Dumpster fire franchises, new coaching staffs with rebuilding teams and then you have the Panthers. About spot on.

The NFL can change who they employ as their Super Bowl halftime overseers. It's not like this partnership is set in stone.

I'm certain the numbers will be down year-over-year once the TV ratings come out.

Unofficial yet, just estimates, but here you go.

The numbers are in and ooh-boy the NFL took a beating. The alternative halftime show did much better.

Grilling out some Ribeye steaks paired with baked potato and salad. It was already on the menu, it just coincided with the SB.

LB breakdown. Listen to them drool over Styles.

If the Cowboys pass on Styles, the Bucs will snatch him. I've seen a few Bucs fans online talking about if the Cowboys pass on Styles that he ain't dropping further than #15 past the Bucs. Saints are looking to land Bailey. That's going to suck if the Saints and Bucs draft those two guys.

They have Faulk dropping out of the 1st too. That's not happening.

Evero was the backup guy.

If it's there, yes, but don't force it. I'm liking Lomu out of Utah, but his stock keeps rising and I fear he's going to climb up boards beyond #19.

Yes, for one season only. If the Browns can assemble a roster with Watson's ball and chain salary, Bryce's 1-year on the option is chump change. The cap is set to go up nearly $20M this season. The option gives him a pay raise of about $15M or about 4% more in cap usage, again, for one season. I get it, most of us would rather have Uncle Rico QB-ing this team over Bryce. Being emotionally reckless to spite Bryce is not in our best interest. Unless Tepper steps in and mandates an extension for Bryce, it's HIGHLY probable that this coming season is his last as our starting QB. I just don't want to become the new version of the Steelers that ship off/cut their QBs without a backup plan in place.