Doc Brown

That's pry what Hopkins was counting on.

That's a good point about the contract. If the Texans reneged on their promise to involve him in hiring a new GM and head coach then I don't have a problem with requesting a trade. If they didn't specifically promise him that then that's shady on Watson's part. Not as shady as the sexual allegations though of course.

It wasn't just that. They consistently failed to invest in the o-line. They traded Hopkins for peanuts because he couldn't get along with the head coach. They managed the cap terribly. Basically, they did the exact opposite of what Beane provided for Josh. Imagine if Beane failed to significantly upgrade the 2018 o-line and traded away Diggs for a washed up running back. I'd want out too as I would want to survive for a third contract.

I don't think this is the play you're talking about but it was funny to me.

I feel like Josh Allen is made for the Happy Gilmore swing.

Something tells me the Browns will insist a guy named Big Mike gives him a massage on team facilities with cameras moving forward. Lol.

You’re the one who brought up how their stock has fallen from what I believe you perceived as if it’s a backlash against something they did to piss conservatives off. I counter that their net income for the year was 470 million dollars and their decline in stock price is had more to do with the stock market declining as a whole. You won’t even defend your position. Instead you go for the condescending “you don’t know what you’re talking about” defense. I hate these arguments. When’s training camp? Lol.

What point are you trying to ultimately make?

Can he squib kick?

Bud. You’re conflating stick price with net profit.

The stock market has taken a hit but Disney is still turning an impressive profit. Donald Duck just bought 15,000 shares so it could be a great buying opportunity.

Their revenue reported on 5/11/2022 is up 23% so far this year and they had a net income of about 470 million. What are you talking about?

Too gimmicky. With a 17 game (soon to be 18) game regular season. I'd rather them not have overtime during the regular season. In the post-season I think they finally got it right with the most recent rule change.

Ban?

It's the World Wide Leader in "Sports."

ESPN+ went up 66% in 2021 to 17 million subscribers. Get ready to figure out how to download ESPN+ onto your TV in five years for MNF.

I know these are pry fake but 95 is about right. Consistency is his only real issue. I'd put Brady, Mahomes, and Rodgers at 95 too. Kenny Pickett over Carson Wentz is pretty funny. There's no way Lamar should be ahead of Herbert and Burrow. Cousins is way too low and I'm not a fan of his game.

I was surprised when they put the franchise tag on him and I'm even more surprised they gave him 28 million guaranteed. I need to see the contract details but there's no way he should make 28 million guaranteed based off what he's done so far in his career. They're banking on untapped potential and a future explosion in the TE market. Give me OJ Howard at one year 3.5 million who has just as much potential as Njoku.

Yeah. I generally support people who make a political stand they feel strongly about as long as he’s willing to live with the consequences. After the workout snuff, the settled lawsuit with the NFL, the Nike deal, and the Netflix show where he compared the NFL draft combine to slavery. I think if he does get signed as a backup he’ll continue to be a provocateur with his politics and won’t be focused on football. I’d avoid signing him as he’s not worth the headache.

I agree with this but from a PR standpoint it still doesn't look good. His base salary this year is a little over 1 million and then 46 million the next four years. Browns had the cap space to make his base salary at least 15 million this year. It just shows how desperate the Browns were for a franchise QB. His contract is significant in that guaranteeing that much money over multi years is unprecedented. Kirk Cousins contracts were fully guaranteed but they weren't as long or as expensive as Watson's.

He only did the roast in the first place because Saget was a good friend of his. He was the best Weekend Update host in the show's history.

He hated roasts and the one he did do (Bob Saget) he made it a point to make the lamest jokes possible. Hilarious set but I doubt he'd do another one if he were still alive. Burr would be my number one choice to roast him.

Raiders might be the ideal spot for him if there is any. Clear cut starter in Carr who just got paid. Weak options at backup (Stidham, Mullens, Gabers). An owner who's spoken positively of him in the past and a franchise with a rebellious history.

That would pry violate the 13th amendment. You'd also have to make exceptions for people with chronic illnesses, physical and mental disabilities, etc... Plus, forcing a law abiding citizen into military service seems anti American in multiple ways.

That's true but it was easier to buy these weapons 30 years ago than it is now. Yet we have significantly more public mass shootings. Why is that?