Captain Caveman

Assuming he's innocent and eventually cleared, it might be best for him to go undrafted, then he would be in position to choose where he wants to play and should be able to command a very strong signing bonus. Edit: I just looked up rookie contract salaries, and I realize that there is still a very big difference between first round and late round picks, so financially he's probably still best off as a first round pick.

That actually seems believable until you factor in the years when we were actually paying multiple coaches due to firings and whatever the hell you call what happened with Marrone.

With our Defense, if our Offense improves enough for Roman to be considered a HC candidate we will be Super Bowl contenders this year. I can live with that.

But then who would be your aunt?

All they're doing is taking it out of the players' hands (or at least add an extra layer of oversight) which is probably not a bad idea seeing how many players try to tough it out through obvious concussions. A player can already fake an injury to stop the clock, so as long as the new rule contains the same time run off at the end of the half / game (hopefully it does?) I don't see the difference.

No that was just Arizona. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/03/23/darren-sharper-takes-20-year-plea-deal-in-louisiana-rape-case/ 20 years total, with the shorter sentences served concurrently.

On my first real "date" with my now wife I took a turn too fast in my Geo Metro and lost control of the car, we ended up with the tail end of the car in a ditch. I got out and pushed the car (and her) out of the ditch. Ended up putting a dent in the rear while pushing it out.

This was never truly a debate, for that to happen there would need to be a valid counterargument.

of our days... and our nights?

I am guessing we still have to wait the 5 days.

There's a difference between slow and deliberate.

I'll let you google the same sites I did. My point is, the word stereotype still applies even if the majority of the people associated with it exhibit the stereotypical trait. Maybe you think it's a valid or useful stereotype. That's another discussion. But it's still a stereotype.

No, that's not it.

You got me thinking, we should have signed Lee Smith and given him a big oil barrel to hit people with.

Ok, then define stereotype.

Choose your own adventure.

My wife was driving our two year old started belting out whatever song was on the radio. She reached out to his day care teacher and found out they've been listening to it in school (it's One Direction.) He asks to listen / sing with it constantly. Didn't know something could be this cute and this annoying at the same time.

huhuh, Chris Manhertz

Schefter said we had an agreement, not that he was signed.

I cancelled mine after football season. I now have hulu plus (8$) and netflix (23$), of which only the hulu is a new cost. I started listening to the news on streaming radio (NPR), missed a couple shows on AMC but am borrowing someone's account info to watch that now.

Why does he get a say in it?

I'd be pretty surprised if we went after Cutler after what happened between him and our new O-line coach last season.

Yes.

My point is, saying there is pressure is on him to redo his deal is flawed, because he knows he's here for at least 2 seasons.

He has 1 million in guaranteed salary, but how much is he realistically going to make? 10 million this year and 8 million next year, unless something shocking happens, and we just traded Kiko for one season or less of McCoy.