MHS831

I appreciate the effort and the share. I think our offense with CMC on the field upgrades every position, but I do not see the how LT can be a downgrade when we had so much salary on the bench. See, I look at it this way--if we can stay the same (talent) at a position and cut the salary by 50%, we are better at another position (in terms of salary). For example, if we can get something out of Daley at LT, and 15 games from him at his salary is better than 7 games of Okung at his salary, and we get the $$$ savings to sign a player like Arnold and and Moore. By the way, LG was our biggest problem last year. By far.

At least we don't have Rosario Dawson anymore

y'all are going to love tremble.

Smith is a goober-head of a person, but I think he will tell it like it is---and that is great for preseason. I liked Rucker, fwiw, but he was nice all the time. Smith is likely to be more candid. One thing that bothers me about some recent players who hit the booth: They tend to relate everything to their situations.

what did I just read?

So what if they were not practicing the top end of the route tree that day?

They have taken analytics to a stupid level.

Lets face it folks: Kuechly, Morgan, Mills, Witherspoon, Davis, Beason--- Ya think we might be a bit spoiled?

Or the 26th BEST. Damn pessimist.

They used to call him Super Hot Ian Thomas. Now that have shortened that to an acronym.

that is bad when you can't squeak through OTAs.

Early in the draft mock season last year, he was Georgia's starting QB and on some first round lists. He is from Graham, NC. I have family there---they are so disappointed right now.

You too bro, but it may be back. I am getting checked next week.

I get it, but I can't get thje Super Bowl 38 shank out of my head.

I have suggested putting Pride there. Not sure I like Jackson at FS and due to his tackling skills, not sure I like him at nickel either.

When I had cancer and went to Duke for treatments, the first time I felt a bit sorry for myself. Walking in, you see the cars in the parking lot with pink overlapped ribbon magnets on the back--not one of them--all of them. Inside, the first kid you see is bald, smiling, holding a balloon, and acting happy to be alive. Then there is another one, and another. You leave feeling lucky, although your heart is heavy, not for yourself--never again did I feel any self-pity.

Great sentiment.

If you have never been in the hospital thinking your child may not survive, trust me, it is the worst and most terrifying fear their is. It paralyzes you in a cloud of surreal vulnerability and helplessness. It can only made worse by the heartbreak and devastation that coincides with losing a child, and I hear that rips your heart out of your body forever. To any of you who have experienced either, I know a bit about that pain and it returns whenever you share the experience with someone else. Man I hope this is a happy ending. When he writes "Day 8," trust me, he means much longer than a bit over a week.

Cargo shorts might have been one of the best inventions ever developed for men, right there with voice activated remote control and sexy optional and convenient adult diapers, and due to some women complaining that we look "stupid", now you all think these things are dumb. Well on game day, I do not care what I look like, and I can spend 20 hours in my recliner without ever leaving it, since I have a portable fridge beside me and the Papa Johns guy has permission to enter without knocking.

About Darnold--I read recently (here, I think) that something like 43% of his passes were thrown under pressure. Cousins, Lamar Jackson, and Carson Wentz were the others in the top. All are good QBs that struggled behind suspect OLs. Darnold is going to be fine--just keep him clean.

they should do like the WFL and allow players from practice squads to play for teams, each with their sponsoring team logo on the back of their helmet/jersey. You could pull up a player from any team at any time.

I disagree! Your points are not valid. What is wrong with y---Oh, I see it now.

You want to grab him on the outside of his shoulder pads, thumbs up. extend arms, drive legs

You, me, Mr Scot get a pass because we have tasted the nectar from Zeus's cup. All others have remote controls velcroed to their carpal tunnel brace.

I try not to listen to people complain about age. I have known people who have done in one year what most don't do in a lifetime. In my last book, I write about my family--"they are born, and as babies people hold them like open books and predict greatness. Instead, the act like idiots, sell their lives by the hour at the mill to man who drives the Cadillac and smokes the stinky cigar, and they retire to their front porches where they become Vitalis-soaked philosophers, drugstore cowboys of yesteryear, who have more alimony debt that common sense." It is OK--they will never find out what I said. It is in print.