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Fightin' for Jesus really DOES pay off!! Good for him, I say.

Bless his little heart.

Yes. The Seattle game and a handful of Miami games. He gave us those. The rest of the games? We got crap. Good riddance.

Eh. Screw him and his race card. ***** bum. Best thing he ever did was leave and somehow get us a 3rd round pick. Bum.

Yeah, I figure there are agencies out there who target late-round picks and take 2% or something like that. You have a handful of agents and snag a couple hundred of those types of players, there's some money to be had. And yes ... I think agents have a hand in everything their clients do, so I don't think it's a walk in the park.

I think the low end is 1.5%, but could be wrong. But yeah ... I was thinking the same kind of thing.

Self-repping is still a trend and I think it's great. Well ... part of me thinks it's great. I did some reading about agents a little while back and they do a hell of a lot more than negotiate contracts. That 3% could be worth it. But I don't know enough about it to form an informed opinion.

I'm trying to find similar data and there's not a lot out there that's easily sortable. What's really interesting (to me) is that NFL Agents can't get any more than 3% commission. I also don't know how much agents get from their clients' endorsements (I think Rosenhaus represents Gronk) and whether that is factored into the 3% cap.

He's 4th down on the list. I agree that it seems his name has been popping up more than anyone else's.

Interesting topic. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/17/athletes-first-reps-lead-agency-list-with-2-billion-in-nfl-contracts-.html

Great read; nice share, thanks!

Well .... two bits of good news today. One - Familia will definitely not be back. Two - Because the Braves signed him! Bum.

Gotta think LA is the most likely. I hate them.

THIS was the straw that broke that camel's back???

Screw trying to force chunk plays. Move the damn chains!

I think with McKittrick in the slot, adding JD McKenzie as a receiving threat out of the backfield is fantastic.

Yeah, man. Primo acting from top to bottom, beginning to end.

I think it's my favorite movie ever, closely followed by Godfather II, which I thought was also brilliant.

Same here and I LOVE that!

It isn't BS. Here's a list of tackles for loss last year. If you want to see Edmunds, get that scrolling finger warmed up ... https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/player-stat/defense-tackles-for-loss

Well-deserved.

"The Godfather," opened on March 15, 1972. https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/francis-ford-coppolas-the-godfather-opens

So you're happy with what you've seen in Edmunds?

@mrags should stay! HFBD!!

It wasn't one of those fancy storms with a catchy name, but it was a major snowstorm back about 6 years or so ago. The storm started in the early afternoon. Wet/heavy snow coming down at least an inch/hour. I was at work, which was about 60 miles from home. Plows were nowhere to be seen, which is rare, but that was my luck. The northway (I-87) was covered with 6-8 inches of snow and people were making their own lanes. I was driving a Nissan Versa Note, hugging the right side of the highway, going about 20mph most of the time. All in all, it took me 2 hours and 45 minutes to go 60 miles and it was the worst, scariest driving experience I've ever been through.