That's No Moon

They are evaluating the other interior D-Line. Just like Allen, Milano, Edmunds, Hughes, Addison, White, Hyde, Poyer etc didn't play either.

If he played with the ones I think he'd be decent. He's not as mobile as either 10 or 17 but with a decent offensive line I think he can get the ball out to the correct spot enough that it wouldn't be a trainwreck. He's good in the QB room also, perfect #3 QB. You hope he never ever plays, he can limp a game home if need be, and he helps the 2 guys ahead of him.

It's funny when you go from playing with the 2s and 3s to the 4s and 5s you don't look so good.

Because they realized they screwed up and begged the league for an expansion franchise. If they'd built the football stadium before the baseball stadium the Browns wouldn't have left. They didn't do that, even though the Browns were consistently winning at the time, and the baseball team was terrible. They kept stringing Modell along over and over again.

Soldier Field isn't 100 years old. It's 19. The facade surrounding the building is 100 years old. Lambeau Field had an inflation adjusted 455 million dollar renovation in 2001 and another 150 million dollar reno in 2013. And you are right, our stadium isn't in the group of historical stadia, nor should it be. It's old, and not everything old is historical. And FWIW, Cleveland moved because the city jerked Art Modell around about a stadium for a LONG time.

1. Remind me what happened to Cleveland. 2. How much do you think it will cost to rebuild the entire upper deck, because that has to happen. 3. It's still not about being outdated, it's about coming to the end of functional life of a concrete and steel structure in a winter environment with road salt usage.

It's not that it's outdated, it's literally falling apart. The upper deck is going to have to come off and be rebuilt in 5 years.

They totally gutted it and rebuilt it except for the facade of the building and played at U of Illinois for an entire season but don't let that stop you. That reno cost 655 million dollars in 2002. Converting that to 2021 money you come up with 993 million. I'm not seeing the massive cost savings.

They aren't magic, it's there to brace for instability. If he has a history of elbow dislocation the brace can help, but it's not going to fix the underlying instability.

It looked like he moved the elbow so it may have popped out and back in again

Likely, and he's been very directional as well.

I wanna see Lenoir get a chance to return

Is the embarrassing thing making a bet on a preseason game?

they put an aircast on him which is a little unusual for just an ACL, there must've been a lot of instability so it might be worse than just the ACL.

Eagles down to 4 TEs now. Bottom two guys are gonna get a LOT of snaps today and next week.

Bills had a call like that go against them last week. They don't want rushing defensive players to use the crown of their helmet as a weapon in the pass rush.

Looks like he just tore an ACL

There's still something wrong but he looks like he's coping with it better.

If it was a complete rupture then that's what happened.

Because when you tear an achilles your calf muscle rolls up like a window shade and it looks pretty nasty.

344 miles. 6 - 6.5 hours depending on traffic.

T Andre Dillard could be available from the Eagles. He's been disappointing for them but he's a heckuva lot better than Bobby Hart. I'd be curious about the cost because it can't be very high.

IMO, unless you see Lenoir running back kicks he's on the outside looking in.

It's Amazon humid down here today. We got about four inches of rain last night too. So the word of the day is moist.

Couple things. First, that was in 1982, before Kelly. Next, I'm pretty sure player preparation has changed significantly in the last 39 years. Finally, there was no preseason last year and it seemed fine.