Doc Brown

I was curious about this too so I did some digging. Different state laws. Missouri law makes it illegal to release the names of juveniles charged with crimes if they're under 18. This will change if they're tried as adults. Wisconsin is one of only three states (Georgia and Texas being the others) that don't offer that same protection as 17 year olds are required by law to be tried as adults. Thus, Rittenhouse wasn't offered the same protections.

I think 12 to 15 million is likely.

Super interested to see what he'll get in the open market. Good blocker and vertical field stretcher that pairs best with a QB who can extend plays. A low end WR2 at best though. I wish him luck and let's hope he qualifies for a comp pick.

All true but the Covid year threw every team for a loop when structuring contracts into the future. I’ll always wonder what moves Beane would’ve made if the cap went up as expected that year as we still had Allen in his rookie contract window. McCaffrey, Ertz, Beckham, Hopkins? Would we have a Super Bowl ring? Frustrating to think about.

Cost of trying to remain a Super Bowl contender every year. I heard the cap this year is coming in higher than expected so that’s really good for us. Morse maybe. Miller, Diggs, Knox, and even Bass (somewhat) have the Bills by the balls at least for 2024.

My wife suggests I see a shrink.

Aaron Schatz? Interesting. The analytic guys that used to hate him are now his biggest defenders.

Imagine if it was unanimous? Whoever voted for Allen (even though I don't agree with him - thought it should be McCaffrey) deserves a medal for not falling into groupthink.

No. He's a free agent so he's likely out of our price range.

That's where you come in. Put up or shut up

Soon to be 6,996.

If Allen just checked it down to Diggs. Ugghhh. It sucks going down that rabbit hole.

Always thought it was a strange hire as Wilks didn't have experience with the Seattle cover 3 system that Saleh and Ryans ran that matched their personnel well. Thought he would promote from within like he did Ryans. I thought there might be trouble when Shanahan forced Wilks to move from the booth to the field. Usually a coordinator makes that decision on his own. The optics for Shanahan look bad immediately following a Super Bowl loss but you could say the same about McDermott firing Dorsey (or Frazier). Doesn't mean it was the wrong decision and there's never really never a good time to do it.

Wow. Terrible day on what was supposed to be a joyous occasion. I pray for all those kids being treated in the hospital right now.

Not really because the team that goes on offense second knows what it has to do in college. There's no perfect system but the NFL playoff overtime system is the best I've seen so far in any version of football.

Good God this place is depressing. Here's my advice.

God that injury sucked. We might have a Super Bowl right now if he doesn't take a wrong step in Detroit.

I was going to make a sarcastic one like we should make OJ a Legend of the Game but I'll go with we should take the loss and release Von Miller as a post June 1st cut. He's toast guys and we could use that 6.8 million when Beane goes dumpster diving in June.

Take that Kansas City.

We lose the division if we don’t beat the Chiefs this season. Of course they mean something.

Same goes for the Chiefs on their first possession. The sudden death aspect on the third possession is too big of an advantage not to take the ball first imho.

Why not the Ravens right there with us and the Bengals?

We never fielded a team good enough to win the Super Bowl with the Pats so all things equal that’s why I hate the Chiefs more. Brady wasn’t as insufferable as Mahomes but I like Reid more than Belichick.

There was nothing stopping the 49ers from treating every new set of downs as four down territory on the first drive of overtime.