gosh, I'm sick of pussies wearing face masks

Glennon didn't play well in Tampa, but Pace gave him 3 yrs 45 million...18.5M guaranteed was eaten for a dismal 4 games in the lineup. No word on which team offered him nearly this much, not to mention they took a bath on production. Some rationalizing Bears' fans even resorted to the Glennon Smokes...

I never believed there was a comparable market for Glennon or Burton...or Graham. Anyone have any evidence there were comparable offers to any of these guys?

Oh, you'll settle down. Happens to us all after our prime...I'm well after

Worked graveyards too for almost 30 years. They say it shortens life expectancy. But I believe it greatly prolonged mine.

I have only 3 kids and a crazy wife, so maybe that helped too.

sure would be nice to draft a cmpetent 2way TE...for a change

Bad is bad - The Brissett contract, Funches, and the Desir extension - along were the absolutely perplexing Hoyer deal - Not a great offseason for the Colts there (The Houston deal looks good though - but he's a FA next offseason) Interesting team to monitor - I think with the bad Brissett and Hoye...

I ought to listen, maybe even heed you more often, since you even know unnamed sources along with boneheaded moves.

I've had you all wrong.

My apologies.

Played corner for most of his college career before switching to S as a Senior. So maybe he can cover. I prefer coverage safeties when the front 7 is good.

36, I work night shift 10p to 6a, chew, eat dorritos, been exposed to wide arraignment of chemicals, have 4 kids and a crazy wife. I also deadlift 500 run 2 miles in 15 min and work out fairly regularly to the point of nausea. It's a yin and yang man everything's killing me, a diet dew a day isn't ...

then again, it doesn't help when Funchess broke his collarbone in week 1 and was IRd for the rest of the season. Hard to know about his hands after handling Newton's rockets--not the most catchable passer out there. Luck would have been good for him, but he retired. He's not the type of WR they need...

One of Colbert's rare high round misses. Said he lost his confidence, which is often fatal.

mmmc_35 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2020 5:31 pm All those reasons are why I drink diet dew

ok...I understand the hold of CaffeinD...it's the other stuff that I would be concerned about...over the years

you're still young?

but little things add up...and life goes fast

It's been other games too. I've watched him. Not an instinctive player. He gets by with recovery speed and decent toughness. Like I said, I'm not going to make a big deal about bringing back a role player at a shallow position that also plays STs decently. I would have preferred bringing in someone ...

I stand corrected... none of my business, but I would avoid aspartame (etc) ...even caffeinD Diet Mountain Dew may well be the riskiest diet soda because it has the greatest number of questionable additives. Not only does it contain aspartame, ace-K, and sucralose, but it also has more caffeine than...

the least you could have done was remove the 7UP can for the candid

Good...I was wondering if you were crazy.

So I guess you expect us to believe Trubisky could have replicated Foles' playoff wins over ATL and his bombings of a good Vikings' D and the Pats in the SB?

Best QB I've seen in 50 years watching.

Of course, he had to come after Favre also dominated the Bears. A Bears fans' life is cruel.

Always pull against them, but love watching him play. It's akin to watching Jordan or Federer or Clemente.

Kwit's roughly the same player, but was used better by Pagano.

In general, though, I prefer ridding players that underperform after 3+ years even if it means occasionally being wrong.

haha... but I have PLENTY more coverage lapses from his first few seasons in reserve... so you'll get out-dueled if this continues, Yogi... unless preseason counts? He's been heroic then... but for 1.4 I'm not gonna die on that hillock let's hope he isn't pressed into service I’ll show you plenty o...

haha...

but I have PLENTY more coverage lapses from his first few seasons in reserve...

so you'll get out-dueled if this continues, Yogi...

unless preseason counts? He's been heroic then...

but for 1.4 I'm not gonna die on that hillock

let's hope he isn't pressed into service

Graham is a better U than Burton, but the money was excessive. They still need a better Y.

Yeah, he came in handy week 1

https://www.packers.com/video/packers-t ... td-of-2019

at least Jimmy Graham made a play!

In one of the most surprising moves in recent NFL history, the Patriots swoop in and trade a second round pick for Trubisky with Riley Ridley thrown in as a makeweight after he annoyed Nagy by questioning his route concepts as a rookie. Belichick works his magic and Mitch astounds everyone with an ...

I'm also fairly thankful for the money I'm saving. Wifes not out buying 10 dollar coffee, and getting nails done. I always have 2 weeks of non perishable food so normal shopping hasn't caused a budget crisis. Its been a nice familial reset. LOL...amen, sort of... wife is down in FL taking care of h...

Xee... this illness is incredibly easy to pass on (probably because it was manufactured with "gain of function" properties)...and durable outside the body...so, I tend to believe most of us in densely populated areas are going to be exposed eventually if we haven't been already...so much c...

yep.

it didn't take long to see he wasn't a good S

and guess what?

his next 2 teams didn't see much either

I was referring to his maladapt, clueless play BEFORE the neck injury. But maybe you didn't watch him play?

As for it being "career ending"?

He went on to play short stints with 2 other teams before "washing out" to use your phrase.

My thanks to those in law enforcement (mmmc)...food and energy supply systems...soon to be overwhelmed medical system...actually anyone working--together. Because in the large urban systems, harder times are coming in the near term. People here have been cool in terms of social manners, but I am a b...

What basis is there for Denmark at S? Just being big isn't enough. From his draft profile... "Comes downhill with aggressive demeanor as tackler" "Wide net open-field tackler" "Consistent to close and wrap as finisher" Big, good length, fast, experience in coverage as ...