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Point projections is 328

He's had only one QB over the last 20 years, who happened to be the best ever, from that sample size I don't think we should assume he's unwilling to utilize players with different capabilities.

Could trade Thuney for a high-ish pick. Then use the room to sign a QB.

The big ones that come to mind when put into context of "when it was happening" are: 2009 - Maybin over Orakpo 2006 - Whitner over Ngata and the trade up for McCargo, who was widely considered a 3rd round prospect; also 2006. All squarely during the Tom Modrak reign of terror.

I think you are able to do this

I'm currently waiting for The Athletic's guide to publish, per Dane Brugler it should be out any day now. The Ringer's guide is free, and ok, but not very comprehensive. Only covered the top 75 or so prospects. https://nfldraft.theringer.com/ I don't pay for ESPN+ CBS used to be my go to and they have a comprehensive list of over 400 prospects, however they no longer have profiles on the players. Only a link to their stats. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/ So what websites does everyone use for their draft content?

nope, you're not reading it right.

Not the same type of play, but another crazy special teams play by Jason Peters:

many of the announced signings aren't official due to the league shutdown

Agreed, I think the open market proved he was considered a top CB in the league. He's still the highest paid CB. They've also got the franchise tag, providing a 6th year as well.

The $33M estimate from spotrac includes $5M for draft class

My gut on what they'll do for this group is...nothing. All 4 that they currently have will come back for one more season.

Reveals coverage based on who is lined up on DiMarco. Has anything been said from coaches regarding the handoff to Gore on 1st and 10 with 30 seconds left in the half and one timeout? 23 yard line.

They've been on Stubhub for a couple of weeks

The highlighted was the argument in a nutshell. There should be some proof of this before they start taking victory laps.

Belicheck tried this against the Bills in 2011. After Fred caught the ball and was tackled at the 1. Referee didn't throw flag.

In 1992 Henry Jones had 8 interceptions and 2 fumble recoveries.

I remember Brian Westbrook doing it for the Eagles https://www.espn.com/nfl/news/story?id=3158572

Can confirm they do not care about Vanderbilt.

Whoever gets paid next

There's parking at the Music City Center (201 5th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203), or there's a garage next to the Ryman (401 Commerce St, Nashville, TN 37203). Both are then walkable to the stadium if you use the Pedestrian Bridge. Would then set you up nicely if you wanted to go out after the game on Broadway. There are construction areas south of the stadium that i have parked at for other events. I"m unsure what their availability is for Titans games. On google maps its labeled as "Premier Parking PSC Metals Cash Lot"

On broadcast it appeared what he was arguing was forward progress being stopped and appeared that was what he was challenging - which can't be challenged - so he was stuck challenging the spot. Regarding the OPI, I was under the impression that if within a yard of the LOS pick plays are legal. Does anyone know the ruling on this?

They've paid guys though: Robert Royal, Scott Chandler, Charles Clay Also, Lonnie Johnson

I’m not sure the reason why, but read that the scan changes every so often to not all screen shots.

Lee Smith and Jerry Hughes ?