Malazan

I see you decided to ignore that your Jordan example was horrendously, wrong. You give dollar values and not position. How are the years that he won the superbowl relevant? Do you think listing out those years makes it look more impressive? You also seem to ignore that because 1 guy in NFL History may have done it that it's a given that some other player will do it. Why are you trying so hard to look so silly?

1. Brady at age 43 doesn't dictate the salaries of young franchise QBs 2. Michael Jordan was the first NBA player to sign a contract worth over $20 million and in fact it exceeded $30 million as well in a season (1996-97); this was a record for 15 years. The NFLPA has long held this position and prioritized max dollar deals without regard for it's affect on other players.

Only the good stuff. One package of smarties in there and it's over.

You've got a surprise coming! You folk living in a fairy land that Josh is gonna sign for 30-35 a year (or less) are in for a rude awakening. Even if Josh was open to it, there will be many people telling him to not be an idiot. On top of his friends, family and agent there is the NFLPA who put s a lot of pressure on players to not take 'discounts' and go to the max dollar value possible. If Allen takes a discount and let's just say it's 35 then that means the other QBs around the league now are probably looking at falling in behind him.

Should pair him with McDermott

Do you believe your own bull####?

You should really, really read his statement.

I know you wanted to score internet points, but it doesn't work if you don't read the article and just look silly.

Sorry, I can't trust a Kerrigan. He's just as likely to become a homicidal woman leading an army of bugs to destroy the galaxy.

on my toilet, of course.

My apologies, you're late. I already gave out the "I'm taking the internet real serious today awards" earlier in this thread.

People don't seem to get if you use up all your flexibility to make room than you no longer have flexibility to create room. They seem to believe you can just kick the can to next year and magically do it all over again.

Ya know, looking at him.. he looks like he'd be a Slytherin

Jake Fromm could get a Sam Darnold like haul

..and the "I am taking the internet damn serious today" awards go to..

No

then why is he thinking about them when they're not on the schedule? 🤔

Ritual sacrifice to heathen gods

weo doesn't exactly like reality

looking for attention

I'd say more than Star opting out is that the guys the Bills signed were quicker, penetrating guys which made sense given the way the league was going. Then the league changed how holding was called and it impacts those guys way more than bigger, power rushers. Some folks are really good at telling the future when it's in the past.

Gettleman desperate to save his job

Stop being spoil sports. When I come up with a trade idea there is OBVIOUSLY a team out there that will make that trade. I've played enough 90s era Madden to know.

There's a reason that you'll go home unhappy from the track if you take a bunch of longshot bets hoping to hit the lottery. This seems to be JD's strategy. Unfortunately, he confused making long shot bets with the steady and consistent talent evaluation that the Ravens had when he was there.

I have no idea. I didn't watch a lick of college this year. My hunch is based on Beane's comments, their actions in FA, cap space and my general feeling that big ticket pass rusher free agent tend not to live up to their contracts. Those contract often have big cap hits and lots of dead money making them very inflexible and Beane's MO has been flexible contracts.