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Not sure if Coples has the speed as he once did. I wouldn't mind bringing him in though.

Wow. Makes sense, well kind of. Foles was utilized well in the Reid system. With a Reid coach now HC, it could work. Folks would be a cheaper option. As for Bradford, he enters a market where his services will be sought after. Osweiler, like Griese, may not want to live in the shadow of a HOF QB winning the SB. I could see the Denver Donkey's move in on Bradford if they can't work out a deal with Brock.

Yes. If he doesn't, he is doing it for the money, so he could franchise more Pappa John's in the Midwest

Dont see it as Dehavens fault

Evans would make a great backup. He may come on the cheap

I was 12 when Wade got fired. Listening to all of the callers on WGR and people around town, everyone wanted his head. Now he is the DC in Denver, everyone wants him back, almost two decades later.

4.6 million per

Sadly, what has hurt the game is the lure of more money. Does it right itself? Yes. But, I dont see a team being in place in London anytime soon. More of what we are seeing, an increase in games every season, where we may see 16 games played in London 👎 Overall, more money, more problems

I thought Central America's team was the Cowboys!?

Is it me or does the aging Jerry Sullivan look more like Smeagol?

If Sullivan wrote a memoir it would be titled "Hugs: Never Had Enough of Them."

Wouldn't mind Jarron Reed. I think he goes before we pick.

He plays consistent and leads this team into the playoffs in 2016....then 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

I agree. True. I look back at the FA pool, he won the Bowl and had a great year in a contract year. The Browns threw money at him, mostly because they had it. Money talks. Sadly, the Brownies record has not! In itself, he is a vet. Played in big games in his career, has shown up. If he comes at a good price, could be a qaulity pick up. Overall, I would hate to see Mario go. Rather have him. Fingers point to him getting cut. Would like him to get restructured and Rex sticking to a 4-3 makeup with Mario being unleashed the way he should have been all year. I can dream, but the reality is he gets cut and the Williams jeresy in my closet collects dust with my Poz, Kiko, Evans, SJ13 and Fitz jerseys 😩

If he gets released, then he should come cheap. Great talent. But, like Ricky Williams, does he want to smoke ganja or does he really want to play?

I for one dig Woods. He's a warrior, great competitor and loves contact. 1) Woods is a great possession WR, doesn't have the speed, but runs great routes. 2) 2015 season he got injured. On one play against the Jags, I could see he was hurting throughout the game, but he came through BIG 3) He could have battled the groin injury throughout the season. In the Pats game he fumbles, he winces when trying for extra yards. It could of happened then, maybe earlier. Just like hammy's, groin injuries linger throughout the season.

Sounds good to me. I remember going to one in Orlando, Florida. Was eating and a Palmetto Bug ran into my syrup and got stuck, just like the mosquito trapped in amber clip in Jurassic Park. Other than that, love me some WH

Hey, if it will make the team better kick the tires.

Bills trade Mario Williams to the Eagles for a 4th round pick

Interesting. Sadly, Ryan was running his mouth. With it being 2016, maybe he will stop. #fingerscrossed http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2009-08-19/sports/0908180072_1_ravens-kruger-ryan

Ha In the offseason he can be found on Elm street, where he trains with various gloves attatched with razors, frequenting teens dreams and marketing his delisiocus smoothie machines

Former Ravens OLB 3-4, 4-3 DE has ties with current staff on the Bills. Could be a great pickup in the Ryan bros. system, if cut by CLE. http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2015/12/paul-kruger-cleveland-browns-contract/ Great, coachable and physical player. Played great under Pettine's scheme in '14, but had issues along with all the other DLineman the Brownies had in '15. Overall, could come at a decent price at a spot where we will kick the tires on when the '16 season begins. http://www.wkyc.com/news/paul-kruger-wasnt-utilized-best-way-year/17563282

I've met several former players in the past few years and the most intriguing/interesting case is Ma'ake Kemoeatu's story. Now 37, Ma'ake Kemoeatu still has issues getting around. He's been out of the league since '12 to help is bro out, by being there for him and donating his kidney to former Olineman, younger brother Chris, who was in dire straits on dialysis. I rememeber him vividly discussing the transition from playing to retiring as being rough emotionally, physically tough on the body. The transition by helping his brother was a major step in his decision. The effects of playing the game still shows when Ma'ake's getting around, sometime utilizes a cane. Here's an article from USA Today in '14 about the Kemoeatu bros. http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/09/baltimore-ravens-maake-kemoeatu-gives-kidney-pittsburgh-steelers-chris-kemoeatu

Imbrace your inner cheater

Still dig OT Conklin from MSU. Doubt we resign Glenn.