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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.

Protecting the sidelines and giving one of the best QBs in the NFL with elite receiving options the entire middle of the field with plenty of time will never result in being called a genius ... nor will it result in a win.

Hmmm ... just bought a NY strip at the grocery store yesterday. And I ain't got no pi!