anguskeenan

It's just strange. Agreeing with all of these players without the old traditional wine and dine them to sign 'em of old times. I am really surprised more people don't back out knowing there is no true commitment. It at least provides notice to other teams not to bother, "he's ours!"

What are the rules on this - when these guys commit to a contract during the tampering period, how do they get away with backing out. Did the Jets have to give Barr permission to back out?

Well that’s scummy

What is the “Jordan poyer” situation people are mentioning relating to this? Speculation he’s part of the trade?

PFF grades him as the best edge rusher this year, as of today: https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-the-nfls-best-at-everything-top-performer-in-60-distinct-categories

I don’t know anything about reddick as I don’t watch college football and haven’t followed the cards lately. If he’s not a fit in the new coaches system, is it just because there is already a stud at the position? Coming from Carolina a year after McDermott, I guess I figured their systems would be pretty similar. Is it scheme or just available playing time, the trade idea being a way to get some value for someone they no longer need? of the receivers mentioned, sign me up for Tate all day. That guy always plays hard, something we don’t see here in that room these days from the guys we would expect to. Remember, Thomas was drafted same year as Dez and our wonderful pick, CJ Sliller... these guys are both out of the league and I expect Thomas to not be far behind, which is insane considering that was only 2010. Tate was drafted one round later in the same draft and still seems to be into the game.

I consider Kelce to be a great TE and a real key to their O. Didn’t get to watch but listened to the whole game. Murph made it seem like Preston brown was always all over Kelce. That deserves a game ball in my book.