Jdragon2

I expect everyone to hate everything we do and love everything everyone else does. But then some slowly come to terms and like the pick after a while kinda like Stockholm syndrome where we start to relate to our captor (Beane) because we have zero control

lol. HERES MY OPINION! I know I did zero research to support it but you will respect it for some reason anyways!!! that’s about right

I mean you could say that about any pick from rounds 2 onwards lol

Just sayin, too much sun rots the brain...... (Does pre-empting the "Just Sayin" change the dynamic?)

Fans started to turn on him when he went from being a team first fantastic football player to a me first decent football player.

We traded some of *our* 2024 picks. thats why

You hand over your rights when you cause harm or will cause harm to others. That is basically the legal definition. Just because you don't like something, doesn't mean it violates your "rights."

My opinion of the matter would change if the situation did. Currently, unless you can prove otherwise, this is used in scenarios where they have to locate a fugitive or person of interest in cases such as kidnapping/murder/etc... Or possibly probationers who are skipping their legally mandated meetings. *Edit - Oh and they typically need a warrant to do so. Now if they were to start tracking people for gits and shiggles with no actual reason to.... then I would consider it a violation as mentioned.

Don't do illegal *****. Then you don't gotta worry. And yes I realize that isn't your point, but they aren't goin round using it on people just living life.

He might be but this account aint.

1k followers. Its fake.

Makes me laugh that everyone always expects craziness at the NFL deadline. Team has no cap space for multiple trades. However the team is already rumored to be involved in a big target, but also that target seems to price himself out of teams who've discussed it and, as pointed out, we have no cap space. Expect nothing, be surprised if theres something... Theres been 2 trades in the league at the deadline.

to Mayfields credit he was still moving in a forward direction which allowed the play to continue. If we're going to blame the coaches for situational game awareness though, then we can obviously blame the players. I will say my biggest problem with McDermott is, in a vacuum, the coaches repeatedly made the same wrong decision while the players made mistakes. The decisions had less of an impact on that game .... and I have to make sure I specify here....at the time they were made; while the errors of the players had a far greater impact on the game at the time. Taron Johnsons hold allowed the drive to continue.... Phillips Facemask did the same....then they scored. Now, McDermott obivously made his decisions with both an overly conservative approach and abundance of caution with JA being injured so I can understand it to a point.. Notice he didn't run as much once he got checked in the tent for his shoulder, and on the 1/2 occasions he did, he slid earlier then he would have. So while I don't essentially like the decisions not to "go for the throat" I can understand them and recognize that they had less of an impact situationally on the game at the time they were made.

I agree on the go for it scenarios, but its not McDermotts fault Jordan Phillips inexplicitly grabbed Mayfields facemask while he had him in a clear bear hug and he was going down. Its not McDermtts fault #7 grabbed onto the receiver on 4th down. The game should have been over twice at that point. Players bear the blame for that stuff. We can grip about the coach all we want but he isn't the one getting penalized to allow the bucs to score the touchdown to make it a 1 score game.

Not gonna lie this had me dying.