LinvilleGorge

If you can find his plus/minus numbers I'm pretty sure that'll tell you the story.

When Bacot isn't on the floor we are just a bad basketball team.

We can't make a run without a healthy Bacot. That's just reality.

Straight to the locker room. Not this poo again. Damn it.

Ah fug... there goes Bacot's ankle again.

Ha e they woken up? I've thought that a few times this year and then the next game is usually a real stinker.

Weren't we the betting odds leader to sign Derek Carr too?

Honestly, I hope he's right. I hope there are three QBs we'd love to have. That means we can go to #3 instead of #1. It still won't be cheap but hopefully considerably cheaper than #1.

Doesn't matter what we do, there will be a sizeable faction of the Huddle who thinks we've paved the way to a dynasty and a roughly equally sizeable faction who thinks we've doomed ourselves to a decade of bottom feeding.

This. We're going to hear every rumor under the sun and be expected to draft every draft eligible QB between now and then. Buckle up and don't get too excited or disappointed along the way.

We'd be crazy not to at least talk about it. Do I think we'll actually do it? No.

Evil Knievel would have to have a helluva bike to jump it.

I could see Brissett keeping the seat warm for Hooker if a trade up scenario doesn't materialize. That would be an extremely uninspiring scenario.

He has elite NFL arm talent. No doubt about it. If you give me the choice between Justin Fields and say Will Levis I'm taking Justin Fields all day everyday no hesitation. Seems pretty obvious at this point that the Bears choose Fields over the entire '23 draft class field.

The big difference with the CMC comparison is that the Niners were trading for a player with an existing contract AND we were eating all the guaranteed money. They can release CMC at any given time with no cap repercussions.

I think every generation in human history has thought they were living during the end of times.

Collusion is certainly possible but it's also possible that the NFL at large has caught wind of Lamar's contract demands and has no interest in coming close to them. If Lamar had played at an MVP level and stayed healthy last year there would likely be no shortage of potentially suitors. The reality is that Lamar has struggled with injuries the past two seasons and his play has suffered for it. He's not in a great position at the moment to demand a historic contract.

I wouldn't mind Brissett as a bridge guy. Hell, the Giants just spent $40M+ per year on Jacoby Brissett level play.

Louisville has to be one of the very worst ACC teams ever.

Marty Hurney can tell you all about how the "pay a player like he's good hoping it'll actually make him good" experiment usually works out. Hell, so can Fitts for that matter after that Ian Thomas deal.

This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen an NFL team do. Imagine declining to pickup a guy's 5th year option and then after seeing him throw for only 3200 yards and 15 TDs deciding to give him that contract. LOLOLOLOL

Pretty disingenuous to blame Cam's playing style for his injuries when both of his shoulder injuries happened on pocket passing plays.

You gotta give up two 1st rounders PLUS offer a contract the Ravens are unwilling to match. Even if you hammer out a deal with Lamar the Ravens can simply step in and say, "Hey, thanks for doing the negotiations for us. We'll do that deal."

I have no idea what to believe in lying season about the interviews. But if we take Richardson I sure hope we were blown away. There are zero questions about his physical talent. He's literally one of the best raw talent QB prospects ever. All the questions come down to how coachable he is and what you think he can develop into. If you're not very impressed in the interviews you should probably just pass.