BringBackFergy

I guess you all believe in an unlevel playing field.

If they play international games they need to offset the cap accordingly. Maybe one or two nutritionists stay state side with the secretary and equipment manager to bring the cost below cap. I’ve thought this out for the last several months and just decided to make a thread because I’ve been lurking here so long.

And in seven years you’ll be complaining about how Tom Brady’s salary as coach of the Patriots should be capped.

Well, thus far no one has given me a logical reason why the cap shouldn’t apply to GM’s, coaches, admin and equipment guys. I, for one, would like to find the best nutritionist in the league but if he/she’s on another team, I want them to account for that salary. Same for the weightlifting trainer and the others who treat the players. Maybe, just maybe, if Hoodie has to skimp on a trainer due to the cap, they don’t have the benefit of that therapist’s expertise. You guys need to think ahead a little.

Billy Bellicheat, Sean Payton, Pete Carrol, the dude in Tampa Bay that wears the beret, and some of these high profile coaches/GM’s and trainers should be paid in accordance with the cap. I’ve heard the argument a hundred times: The Cheats only win because of two people - Brady (subject to the salary cap) and Bellycheat (not subject to cap). The Hoodie should be subject to the cap. Period end. Add to that hat the scouts, the nutritionists, the administrative staff (who handles calls, travel, orders Gatorade, etc). The playing field should be level for everyone. Can ya hear me?

Beane trolling the Seahawks now. Drive the price up!! Go go go!!!

Absolutely!!

We already have one DE with chronic injuries (Murphy)...don't make the same mistake twice Beaner.

Boooooooo

OTA's aren't purely physical conditioning...it's mental/teamwork conditioning. Especially with a brand new team. Ya wanna be a leader Le'Veon? Hang out with your teammates and get to know them. What a dope.

Jim Kelly went 2-14?? You Cray Cray

Do a wee bit of research and you’ll discover that the “Kay Gun” (named after ex-Bills coach Kay Stephenson) was comprised of approximately 20-30 plays that the players executed to perfection. As such, if it’s good enough for the Kay it’s good enough for Firebox. “Show Gun”!! This is actually a good point. They relied on a monstrous O line, a shifty RB, a deep threat and a slot guy (Reed) who really made it click. But I think we’re close and Allen has the ability to handle it.

Who the hell is 32? Vince Ferragamo at the Shady Pines Retirement Home Bulldogs?

Braille doesn’t work too well on here. Run your fingers over your screen and you may pick up what I’m saying.

So basically all y’all are saying “Jallen” is too dumb to call his own plays. Keep in mind Daboll stays. He watched film with Jallen and coaches him up during the week. Gives him 20 or so simple plays to use and adjust with modifications. And you all think it’s too much for the kid from Firebox, WY? I’d say you’re all selling the boy short. He should run this offense for the next 4 years before he commands big $$$. Or maybe you fellas run inside when it rains? Live a little.

To the second best roofer in NY....Happy Birthday! May your safety line always stay taut.

“God I admire you” Bonus points if you name the movie.

“Game of Inches” is an appropriate thread for you, @CountryCletus and @Cripple Creek

I guess I’ll just leave this board. I’ve burned bridges. So long dear friends....so long.

Ok, hear me out. * The kid scored a 36 on the Wunderlic (compared to Jimbo’s 20 or so...no offense) * He obviously has legs to call his own number. * Defenses will not be able to substitute in quick enough to account for Beasley, Brown etc. * He is growing with the job. He can handle the duties. Would love to see Josh call his own plays (like Jimbo) and have Daboll coach him up.

Well, you asked for good places to visit. This is a great stop...and profitable.

There’s a guy on the corner of 17th Ave and Washington St that sets up a table full of authentic Rolex watches at 6:30am (and sells out at 7:15am) every Saturday morning. The trick is, you have to bring him 4 sweet rolls from that bakery over on Sullivan Ave (no raisins and I forgot the name of the bakery). But if you grab 4 sweet rolls and bring $200 cash you’ll get a real Rolex worth $1500. Great deal.

Those were four of the best highlights I’ve seen in a long time.

Limeaid??

The draft is approaching and I’m hoping we grab Stephon Gilmore in the third round. He seems genuinely interested in playing for the Bill(s).