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Per usual

Yeah he tends to make plays when it doesn’t matter and vanishes when it does matter. Reminds me of Gerald McCoy when he was with Tampa Bay.

Mr Glass is injured again.

First it was all Rhule, now he doesn’t have that to hide behind so it’s Samir. Tepper needs to can this goon already and let Morgan run it. He blamed all the QB grabs at Rhule but talked them up in all the press conferences prior to them sucking. He should be fired on some of his trades and extensions alone.

Yeah so we cut him only to carry 2 open roster spots for about a week and then feel one of them with a 5th ILB while we are short at DL and have yet to sign a 3rd QB to the roster or PS. I hope he’s okay. I was definitely one of his critics on here but he also did get to do something none of us will ever do. Will add that if you know the guy has mental health history, maybe it’s not the best thing to trade up for him and post on social media about how great he is doing, then when he comes back from injury give him a vanilla offense all preseason with the 3rd OL and talk about how much you want to keep him but keep 5 TEs and an open roster when you cut him. That’s a roller coaster for some people and their livelihood.

Apparently BB’s dad commented on a photo on Instagram yesterday. I missed it.

So apparently Burns’ agent is Todd France who is apparently well known for being difficult to work with during negotiations. It looks like he left CAA and started his own group. He also represents Dak Prescott, Harold Landry, Grady Jarrett, Josh Allen, Tremaine Edmunds, and Justin Simmons. For those unaware, Prescott still has yet to sign an extension despite negotiations going on for a while. Here are some recent contracts he has negotiated. Grady Jarrett DT- 3yr/ 50 million (2022) Justin Simmons- S 4yr/ 61 million (2021) Josh Allen-QB 6yr/ 258 million (2021) Tremaine Edmunds-LB 4yr/72 million (2023) Harold Landry- LB 5yr/ 87 million (2022)

Get you some of that.

2009 we lost to the Eagles at home 38-10 when Jake had another meltdown following his meltdown in January against the Cardinals on his birthday. We lost to the Redskins in 1997 24-10 and the Falcons in 2006 20-6. Also notable we lost to the Giants 31-18 in 2010 and Packers 24-14 in 2004.

Sir Ian Thomas is not having his contract negotiated.

You could probably trade him for a first and next years 2nd to replace some of the picks lost to the Bears. You could probably squeeze an average starter out of the deal too.

Falcons 19-17. 1Q- 6:08- 49 yard FG by Koo (ATL 3 CAR 0) 2Q-9:48- 8 yard run by Patterson (ATL 10 CAR 0) 2Q- 0:27- 34 yard FG by Koo (ATL 13 CAR 0) 3Q- 12:36 Hayden Hurst 8 yard pass from Bryce Young (ATL 13 CAR 7) 3Q- 1:15 28 yard FG by Koo (ATL 16 CAR 7) 4Q- 8:39 32 yard FG by Piniero (ATL 16 CAR 10) 4Q-3:06 4 yard run by Blackshear (CAR 17 ATL 16) 4Q-0:00 45 yard FG by Koo (ATL 19 CAR 17) Passing: Young 14/25 206 yards 1TD 1INT Rushing: Sanders 10 att 42 yards Hubbard 7 att 36 yards Blackshear 6 att 22 yards 1 TD Receiving: Hurst 4 Rec 79 yards 1 TD Thielen 3 Rec 55 yards Mingo 2 Rec 34 yards Sanders 2 Rec 12 yards Shenault 1 Rec 16 yards Hubbard 1 Rec 7 yards Tremble 1 Rec 3 yards Interceptions: Donte Jackson- 1 Sacks: Amare Barno- 1 Shaq Thompson 0.5 Derrick Brown 0.5 Kicking: Pineiro 2/2 XP 1/2 FG

I don’t mind Kenny Albert

Just out of curiosity. What is Brian Burns trade value? Anyone have a reasonable guess?

Keenan Allen, Melvin Ingram, Alim McNeil, Landon Dickerson, Dexter Lawrence, Javon Hargrave, Jaire Alexander, Ikem Ekwonu. Not all are superstars but very solid players.

But our run defense actually improves by removing Burns.

Give me a 2023 1st, 2024 2nd, and Jerry Tillery or Bilal Nichols. We get a DL, our 1st replaced this year and our 2nd replaced for next year. And cap room.

No they just have to keep them to 17.

Would explain the two open roster spots we haven’t filled.

Falcons 19 Panthers 17 Panthers almost come back but Koo kicks a game winner as time expires.

Robby Chosen

History is just correcting itself. Clemson had their time and are going back where they belong. Another team will rise back up into relevance. By the looks of it in the ACC, FSU with UNC getting their chance for a couple years.

NFC South is about what I think too. I‘m not doing the math to see if the records match up but what I see is Atlanta 9-8 New Orleans 8-9 Carolina 7-10 Tampa 3-14 ——- Detroit 10-7 Minnesota 9-8 Green Bay 6-11 Chicago 6-11 ——- Dallas 11-6 Philly 8-9 New York 8-9 Washington 5-12 ——— San Francisco 13-4 Seattle 9-8 LA 5-12 Arizona 3-14 ———- Jacksonville 12-5 Tennessee 8-9 Houston 5-12 Indianapolis 4-13 ———- New England 10-7 Miami 10-7 Buffalo 8-9 New York 7-10 ——— Cincinnati 13-4 Pittsburgh 10-7 Baltimore 8-9 Cleveland 8-9 ——— Kansas City 12-5 LA 10-7 Denver 8-9 Las. Vegas 6-11

I don’t know about the Super Bowl but I think the conference championships will be Jacksonville/Cincy and Dallas/San Francisco. I think Dallas takes the division from Philly who I think willl have some Super Bowl fever going on and stumbles into the NFC CG due to a weak NFC. Meanwhile San Fran just runs the ball over everybody and Wilks puts together a good defense. I think Pederson gets Jacksonville’s offense rolling and Cincy starts slow but picks up momentum towards the end of the season. I don’t buy the Jets hype, I think the Bills are due a down year, and the Chiefs are always in contention. Miami could do something in the AFC with an improved Defense but they are still Miami. I can see Belichick pulling something together maybe as a last push especially with Bill O’ Brian reunited with Jones and their defense looking stout. The NFC is a free for all with San Francisco sitting on top. Dallas’ defense will win them some games. Seattle has a shot to make some noise and I think if Campbell can get Detroit back in the swing they were in last year he can take the division but probably not much further.