RoyBatty is alive

I dont see any reason why it wouldn't be considered legal.

$500 million? If KC shelled out that much more then are absolutely crazy.

Zero reason, really...more like $300 million reasons why or whatever % of the cap he will get. The endless era of every year NFL players getting more every inexorably could end in a heartbeat. The Sports Networks are financialy strapped right now and probably going to get worse, who in their right mind is going to want to shell out XYZ$ for a fooball ticket with 75K other people with COVID going around.

I have heard both Terry and Kim talk and if either of them sounds dumb, is certainly isn't Kim. Kim is smart and savvy. How far she has gotten and grown into the job is pretty astounding, especially for a minority female in a male dominated sport. She is also excellent with the PR and the "human touch " with fans...she isn't all all unapproachable or think she is better than others. I give a lot of credit to Kim and am impressed bu her.

Yeah, Belichek sure knew how to exploit that once.

No not at all. Every lottery ticket initially has "value", it CAN win you whatever, odds of you cashing in are way against you put it does have value. 6th round picks have some "value", the odds of getting a good players are 2 way against you but it is possible. In the Brady instance possibly the GOAT. So let me ask you a question, if 6th rounders have "no value" does that mean you stop watching the NFL draft after the fifth? Or you dont know who the Bill s pick in the 6th or 7th, and you could care less about any UDFA they sign. Is that accurate?

he officially punted 5 times in college for ab average of 48 yards

I think singing as an UDFA he would try and be ultra careful until he made the team at least.

Exclude the word 'Sports" from your last paragraph and totally agree

Just reducing the number of drops (which they should do with Diggs and better TE play of Dawson Knox) he should improve again next year.

This is like saying team X wins 95% of the time when they run for over 200 yards. So what is Allen's record when he doesnt hit 60% (which he has never done for a full year).

Does what exactly? Run routes with the new team logo on it? If so we dont have very high expectations of what a "professional does".

Yes he really is, all his questions to Josh were like half a minute with him asking and the effectively answering what he wanted josh to repeat.

From Sporting News "INDIANAPOLIS — He hopes to emulate one of his mentors in Carson Wentz. He shares a physical resemblance to a young Ben Roethlisberger. His throwing velocity has drawn comparisons to other strong-armed predecessors like JaMarcus Russell and Kyle Boller. And his college completion percentage is reminiscent of another major draft bust in Jake Locker."

The similarities always bothered me BUT there is one major difference. Josh Allen loves the game of football and is wiling to be a team leader and work hard to improve. Locker didnt love the game, didnt improve at all and just walked away from the game when he should have been in his prime.

It was a good listen but I wish Jordan Palmer wouldn't ask and effectively answer the questions he is giving Josh. Great to hear the young receivers already know the playbook.

How exactly are the 49ers going "all in" this year?

Tom Brady is prove enough of the value of 6th rnd draft picks.

Didnt we try the two place kickers back a few years ago, one to just do kickoffs and it was somewhat of a failure. Awfully "expensive" to have two kickers unless you put the rookie on the PS.

Last 6 years Hauschka has hit 88.8% of his kicks, Tyler hit 79.4% in college. Tyler can boom the ball punting though, he would be a nice emergency leg. He is headed for the practice squad esp if the league decides to expands it to 14 slots.

The two guys listed ahead of Tasker on that list arent eligble yet for the HOF. IMO Tasker absolutely belongs. It is rather obnoxious to read all the "erudite" Bills fans constantly dumping on Tasker as an announcer

Do you know that Schoenfeld was memorialized in the epic movie Wayne's World? It was right to trade both Jason Peters and Marshawn Lynch. Fact is both were miserable here and didnt want to be here anymore, sometimes a trade is good for both sides and you have to let a great player go

A lot of people have the psychological "need" to blame someone for their breakup but I agree, they ran their course.

This all may be true BUT i certainly understand the fascination with Jasper, to get a guy that big that was as quick as he was incredible to say the least. Fascination with Johnson comes from his upbringing and his time at Auburn and CFL.

I will agree to most of these, not so sure of Josh was in fact concussed at the end of the Houston game but it would makes sense and explain a lot. I really agree with #s 1. 2, 3, 6 & 7.