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Reinhart already plays wing, and the idea to move Eichel to 3rd line is silly. Stamkos has said that he wants to play center, it's just not a perfect fit here. It would be the most exciting offseason move for sure.

Either way, they're not in the playoffs, so what is really the difference? Besides, of course, all the money allocated to Fitz. And I don't think the difference between the two is 6 wins. For someone with the name "FireChan," you sure seem to have taken a liking to him.

The cost alone is the issue. Fitz certainly isn't looking for a 1-year deal, he wants 3 years at minimum and probably structured in a way that makes it very, very difficult for the Jets to walk away from. And if you are going to commit to Fitz for 3 years, you have to commit to Gailey for that long as well - they pretty much come as a package deal. Can you tell your fans the team is trying to win a Superbowl with Fitz as the QB for the next 3 years? Who would buy that?

That quote stuck out to me as well. Belichick must read this stuff and laugh himself to sleep every night.

Today On TSW -- Sean Payton has been holding back the true brilliance of Rob Ryan.

Payton said the Saints’ defense repeatedly struggled with fundamentals like getting the right calls and the right players on the field. Sound familiar?

These guys would make great politicians.

Zillow is complete BS. I know the saga of that house -- Mario paid 2 large and indeed some of that money went to the victims of that crooked lawyer. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d829fe681/article/mario-williams-buys-mansion-from-disgraced-lawyer

More like NFL Legal lol

They're all at the owner's meeting together with Roger. To be a fly on that wall...

This piece has probably the most accurate summary of the situation: "Ryan Fitzpatrick has a problem. He has forgotten a rather large fact. Ryan Fitzpatrick needs to remember he's Ryan Fitzpatrick."

Can they at least tell us how many passes EJ threw into the hospitality tent, or is that off limits as well?

It's a statement that one would expect from an anti-NFL group, certainly not someone that works for the league in a high-ranking position like GM. Doug better be careful, he's going to wind up getting subpoenaed in the next class-action suit against the league.

It's going to gain a lot more attention than he thinks.

Agents can only charge 3% of rookie contracts, and many are going as low as 1% to attract clients, so it's not a huge financial loss. There are a few perks such as extending lines of credit to players until the season begins, and some offer assistance in finding housing so that players can concentrate 100% on football. Also, it's a great way to get a behind the scenes look at how the agency operates before the players ask them to do any real heavy lifting.

Besides wide right, and thinking in terms of something that would affect our current team, I would have drafted somebody else over T.J.Graham back in 2012.

According to our GM there are, in fact, "glaring holes there." I've heard a lot of conjecture over the past month on how Shaq was going to be used, this is the first time I'm hearing that he was going to be a rotational player.

Sacrificing future resources for immediate results. Trading up (exchanging multiple future picks for one pick) and spending big in free agency to the point that it limits future spending the year(s) after are great examples.

This is the 3rd year of "Win Now" mode. You just don't realize it because they haven't been winning.

Look for his lips to move.

Here's a PSA, I just read an article by Tyler Dunne and it was kind of negative. Let's add him to The List. It appears that Bucky & Sully got to him. I don't want to link it and give them any more traffic, but it's titled "The day after: Questions about Shaq, rest a must for Sammy" so you know to avoid it. Let's send a message to these hacks that they can't get away with portraying negative events in a negative light.

Of course he didn't want to have surgery, it would have dropped him to the 2nd round and cost him millions. Kudos to him and his agent, he got paid. When he hurt it playing against air, there was really no other choice, despite what the front office wants you to believe. "We want to commend Shaq Lawson..." is anybody gullible enough to believe that?

wtf

Can you imagine replacing your injured 1st round pick with a character-risk like Hardy, and then have him get in trouble or suspended for something stupid? That would look real good.

Maybe the Kool-Aid Crowd just needs their own Safe Space, where their delicate sensibilities can be protected from the mean things said on the internet?