Jon Snow

Sums it up perfectly.

What doesn't get addressed this offseason will be addressed the next. Patience Padawan.

I'm of the opinion that Fitterer was the one doing all of the manipulating last offseason.

I'll believe it when I see it. The hype is getting out of hand.

Teams were well aware of DB then and thet figured out early on who they had to make damn sure to block.

Then you weren't paying attention. If there was anyone on the defense being game planned around it was DB.

Turnaround? Brown was always a monster. He never got credit from some fans because he didn't get a lot of sacks. He's been working alone on the dline ever since he got here. He's always been good.

They only need to be under the cap at the start of the new league year if I'm not mistaken. Players will be cut and replaced until the 3rd game of the season. No need to worry about it right now or really anytime IMO. I never worry about the cap other than who it's tied up on.

On the flipside there hasn't been any reason to think positively about him either. He's got to prove himself as a headcoach before you can form an opinion one way or the other. Currently I'm neutral on him and his staff. I will form an opinion around the end of this season.

This I can agree with.

They certainly are better at it than the Panthers.

BPA. Why? Because BPA that's why.

Well I think you can say TMJ is not working out here. You can call it bust or whatever but the fact remains that he's had plenty enough time to show more than what he has so far. If a wr cannot stand out among his peers in the receiver room on this team in the time he's been here I would say he's not going to cut it in this league.

Just speculating here but it could be that those 2 have had 1 rookie season to adjust and try to perform while TMJ has had 3. Big difference when trying to form an opinion.

If you believe Bucky Brooks and his fellow "experts" there isn't a lot of true 1st round talent in this draft. He claims that there isn't a difference in talent level from 25 to 50 in their projections. I heard him say that yesterday morning during a segment on nfl network with a couple of other draftniks giving their assessments. If true its less likely a true "1st round" talent will fall to use unless a few teams reach on some players.

It's worth a shot in asking. Politicians will sell their sole for a dollar so they are easy to manipulate by billionaires to get it on a ballot. When you have no conscious nothing is off the table.

That's how they sucker them in. Come in my parlor said the spider to the fly.

A fool and his money are soon parted.

Stopped reading at ESPN.

I think it's some kind of rule that freaking out is required when another team signs a player.

Huston will live to regret this trade IMO. Going all in never works out.

This is what happens when you have been complete ass at drafting and developing players. Also they suck at picking the right FA's to sign and when to do so. On top of that they suck at the cap allocations and who to extend and who to let walk.