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You plan to trade up to #2 Overall, or even #9, for a couple 2nds and 3rds? It would be pushing it even including #30. Those teams need "generational talent" just as much as anybody else, probably more.

At the rate he was going, an early wheelchair.

Amazing that you can make that judgment based on 0 information. I also read a separate article that hinted that they think he might retire, not that he doesn't have the ability anymore.

Already signing with Atlanta.

Russia has nukes. Africa doesn't.

Which premium LT was available late in round 1?

Abstain then. But he purposely sided with Putin, days after saying that the invaded country, Ukraine, shouldn't have started the war.

There are reports of 43,000 civilian casualties (12,000 deaths) in Ukraine, but most agree that the number is MUCH higher. Several estimates are that over 100,000 civilian deaths. Russia has over 800,000 casualties. Ukraine has between 400,000 and 500,000 casualties. And who knows what Putin would accomplish if the rest of the world didn't stand up to him. Putin is less efficient, but that is mostly because the world now knows how horrible people can be given the chance. Russian military intentionally attacks civilian locations. They are raping and killing women and children.

This is the most accurate statement ever posted in the forum.

With what? And how do you afford both? Garrett is getting a new contract from whoever trades for him.

The right side of the line clearly moved.

No way he lasts until late 2nd. I honestly think he goes mid 1st.

If you get either Garrett or Crosby, you won't have a 1st find pick.

Cleveland already said they aren't trading Garrett. Looking to extend him if anything.

Trump's stimulus was more than Biden's. By quite a bit. Both had major implications on the inflation situation.

Apparently Knowles reached out to Penn State the day after the championship, so obviously more to this story. Must be unhappy or some kind of internal issues. I know earlier in the season there were rumors of conflict with Larry Johnson, but who knows.

85 receiving, 16 yards rushing. 101 yards total.

Roethlisberger didn't win it as a rookie. Won it as a 3rd year player.

Right, but it was already a gauntlet for the rest of the playoff teams past #1 and #2, so it makes the #1 seed that much more valuable. At this point, they would have to add another playoff team to make the logistics work.

Then why do you watch? What's the point if it is all predetermined? Plus, I don't know how much you know about people, but no way that many people involved all keep their mouths shut. Refs, league officials, etc. All it would take is one of any of hundreds or thousands of people to say something. Also, if it happens multiple times per week, what calls this week influenced the games? Did Buffalo win because of the refs? The agenda?

Yes, but there are PLENTY of teams that don't coach or draft well. That's all. The absurdity of "will the NFL allow it" is priceless. It's not being Pro Patriot either, it's just disputing the absolutely outlandish things people say sometimes.

Wow. So because "dynasties" in the past struggled afterwards means that all will going forward. It all depends the FO and coaching. If they operate at a high level, they'll be good. If they don't, they won't. Even Belicheck struggled after orchestrating the dynasty.

The Pro Bowl is voted on by fans. That explains the entire thing. The MVP vote happens before the playoffs, so playoff records have no bearing on the vote.

There is literally no logic in this statement. Belicheck is a great coach but struggled greatly in the FO role, especially later in his career. Wait and see how Wolf's draft looks in a year or 2, and see how they do this year. The team was short on talent due to Belicheck.

All it took was a loss to Michigan for OSU to finally show some guts. UM should get half that trophy if they win.