OldTimeAFLGuy

...no way in hell could I have EVER anticipated this comparative post......caught me TOTALLY off guard...YAWN.....

...this just in...Popcorn Futures are up 44% today.................

...probably with a teacher no doubt.............

...Bulls-EYE(S)........

..can't we just pack him away in mothballs?.........

..in the meantime, the Cards are deeply hurt that THEY are no longer in the spotlight.....

...then they should hire Kiper.........

...well Elway does know QB's....just ask him....................

....beware...B+ gets you fired......only in Woodys' House..........

...stay as GM and rehire Wrecks as HC......get the "Clown Show" in FULL bloom............

,..must be in the "EYES" of the beholder I guess..............

.....is today April 1??............

...do you have Brad Smith on speed dial?...we can reincarnate the "Puddycat".....with all three....

..I think A- is a fair grade to date......season is a whole different ball game......all of them get INCOMPLETE for now IMO......

..fair to say he could be our Edelman or Amendola?............

...think the NY Media gave him F--............

..so how would you grade McBeane individually and against his peers?... 2019 NFL GM Offseason Report Cards Gary Davenport -Bleacher Report May 14, 2019 It falls to the players to physically win games in the NFL and to the head coaches and their staffs to devise the game plans those players execute. But there's one other person who is vital to each team's success: the general manager—the man who, as Bill Parcells once put it, "buys the groceries" that make up a roster. Since the moment the 2018 season ended (and, frankly, well before that), GMs have been going about the business of making teams better. Of pursuing and signing free agents. Of scouting and drafting rookies. The hours are long. The pressure is high. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2835392-2019-nfl-gm-offseason-report-cards#slide0

...agreed....McBeane has done a masterful job to date structuring these deals IMO..... "The deal, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, is worth up to $9 million. "

...great find bud and hope you're doing okay as well...........

...think it's a cross between GERITOL and LAD....a/k/a an old guy that wants to get younger................

...NOT according to stories about "Augie's Harem".......thank God this place is PG-13............

....good Lord, did not realize he was so young......robbed of a full life ahead...........

.....kinda liking "Frank The Tank"......

...sorry....Orton goes first...........

...you never know...Deadskins took a flyer on AD (albeit 3 years younger) with a one year vet minimum deal ($1.015 mil) and got 1,042 yards rushing in return.....and rewarded him with 2 year deal now.... SPOTRAC Adrian Peterson signed a 2 year, $5,030,000 contract with the Washington Redskins, including a $1,500,000 signing bonus, $1,500,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $2,515,000. In 2019, Peterson will earn a base salary of $1,030,000 and a signing bonus of $1,500,000, while carrying a cap hit of $1,780,000 and a dead cap value of $1,500,000.