Bray Wyatt

So Pats get Cooks and Gilmore to add to their SB team? damn

DBs will be later picks in the draft, I prefer Davis over Williams, and if its a QB I think its Trubisky or Watson, if we trade down, I think its Mahomes or we try for him in the 2nd

It looks like he may be BROKEN

Matt Hardy is that you??

Only the top 51 count against the cap no?

I am interested in this as well, I take it this includes our signings that have yet to become official? I clicked on the link but it is not loading for some reason so cant see

I honestly expect this team record wise to be around the same as last year (unless we get an unexpected performance increase at qb) but we are cutting the fat right now to make a push next year I think.

Buddy Nix set this franchise back, that tweet is evidence of that

Glad to see I was wrong! I always just assumed it had something to with what I said, glad to see my preconceived notion busted. Also found this, glad to see we didn't stay blue and pink!: Syracuse University's first colors, in 1872, were "pink and pea green," but then a year later became "rose pink and azure blue." SU's color finally was changed to orange in 1890. How Orange was adopted as the color of Syracuse University was described in June 1940 at the fiftieth reunion of the class of 1890. The chronicler was Frank J. Marion '90, the motion picture pioneer. Marion said his class was responsible for the change from the colors pink and blue. He recalled: "At the end of our senior year Syracuse accepted the challenge of Hamilton College to a track meet and...a number of us went along to cheer our team. We wore high collars, right up to our chins -- cutaway coats, baggy trousers, and rolled-brim derby hats. On our canes we had ribbons of the college colors, pink and blue. Much to our surprise, we won the meet, and on the train coming home from Utica we tried to "whoop it up." What kind of "whoopee" can be made with pink and blue, the pale kind you use on babies' what-do-you-call-thems? It just couldn't be done! So on Monday morning a lot of us went to see the chancellor in his office and told him our tale of woe. Chancellor Sims was a kindly old gentleman, a real father to us all, and he was very sympathetic. He agreed that pink and blue were not very suitable colors. "Professor J. Scott Clark was named chairman of a committee to find new colors", Marion said. "I recall that we seniors had a sneaking idea that we might put over the class colors, orange and olive green." Professor Clark consulted Baird's manual, then the authority on college matters, to see what combinations of orange had already been taken. Orange and blue were the most popular, but orange alone apparently was not claimed by any school and was Syracuse's for the taking. It was adopted unanimously by the committee, the faculty, the Alumni Association, and finally the trustees."

I agree, these people give us refugees a bad name

Just another I don't like the FO thread with a different title

Pretty sure it has to do with Indians, similar to how st johns was the Red men, but then the PC police came out so they changed St Johns to the Red Storm and we just dropped the men part to be the Orange

Sadly unless Goff improves tremendously, I don't see him having much better stats than what he had here and he wont be able to live up to that contract. He would be well worth that money if he signed in say Indy or San Diego

Ah forgot about him, so we have lost Duke, Aaron and Mario. Looks like we are drafting Mike Williams at 10!

Does this also give us more money next year?

We need to sign more Williams's!! We have what, one left in Kyle?

Watkins, Listenbee, Lewis

Having two receiving TE's would be ideal in a bootleg offense, as we can run two TE sets and have the option to run a bootleg either way with a TE releasing

I think he was referring to Mike Shanahan not his son Kyle

Ok there is a real one then, damn.

Isnt that a fake Schefter account? I thought Adam had a "c" in his last name

This is all just confirmation bias: con·fir·ma·tion bi·as noun noun: confirmation bias the tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories.

The coach said it was Doug and his decision in his statement, no offense but I'll take McDermotts word over the OPs esp since he hasn't even come back to defend his horrible post

Show me then, I am willing to admit I was wrong

There is nothing that says it wasn't