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I feel like Walker will be a bust. Dude was a mid to late first rounder who had a good combine. Suddenly he's the first pick in the draft.

Also, when Jim Brown played, he was 220 and the lineman were 240s, so it wouldn't be farfetched at all. Defense I'm going Myles Garrett.

A lot of people just plain don't pay attention. Running late or in a car they don't normally drive and just forget.

Well, the teams sign the contact too, and they can cut the player at any time, so that one goes both ways.

His only issue is he tends to miss a few games a year with injuries. He is a bit leaner than you'd like, but his play on the field is near the top of the league.

The dude talked out both sides of his mouth the entire time in Cleveland. Never took blame for anything. Said he was offered money to tank, then backtracked when he realized he could get in major trouble for it. "Pulled rank" as the head coach over stupid stuff. Also, if they did tank, which I think is somewhat true depending on your definition, they ended up with Garrett, Ward, Mayfield (not worth the 1st pick obviously), Chubb, with Ward and Chubb being from acquired picks, and Chubb being the free pick from the Osweiler trade.

Jackson made these statements, and then a couple weeks he had backed off the statements: Jackson tweeted in February that Browns owner Jimmy Haslam offered him "a good number" to lose games, though the team labeled the claim "completely fabricated." Jackson's accusation came shortly after former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores filed a discrimination lawsuit, which included an allegation that Dolphins owner Stephen Ross offered him $100,000 per loss in 2019. The former Browns head coach later walked back his accusation, noting he "was never offered money like Brian (Flores) had mentioned." He added that the two situations were "totally different" yet had "some similarities." I'm not saying it's not possible, but I know for a fact that Hue Jackson is a scumbag.

The most yards any WR had against Ward last year was 50, and that's Davante Adams.

Who is your top 7 then?

I think it was Mike Evans, he handed it to a guy in the stands. Either way, Brady didn't screw the guy, and in the end, no one did. But Brady personally had zero to do with any of it.

Even is any of that was true, you can't sue him over an auction he had zero to do with. That was what was mentioned. He didn't organize or profit from the ball auction, so you can't sue him for unretiring. It makes zero sense.

Yeah, make him pay for something he had zero to do with. Makes sense.

To be fair, one has played 7 more games as well, and on a better team.

Unless Davis has a HUGE year there is no way he is commanding top of the league money next year. Plus, he is under contract for 2 more years, not 1. The dude had an amazing postseason but has been under 600 yards 2 years in a row.

They left off about 20lbs from Hunt. That, and you double Jones' ability, and you get Hunt.

It all depends on what really happened. The Browns FO says they talked to Baker around the time of the combine about possibly pursing an elite QB if one came available. If they did, then I have no issue with that part of it. If they didn't then that's not right. Andrew Berry SEEMS to be pretty straightforward, so I would like to believe he is truthful, but Haslam is shady so who knows.

Like I said, I have no idea if they are true or not. If they are, he should be prosecuted fully, just like any other criminal/rapist/sex offender. I'm not defending Brown or Watson, or anyone for that matter. I have no idea if the allegations are true. I see some weird circumstances from both sides in the Watson case. I didn't want them to trade for him, but here we are.

And OJ is on the Bills Wall of Fame. Jim Brown was also never convicted. I have no idea if he is truly guilty or not. Same as Watson. I don't love the the trade just because of everything involved and not knowing what is true. Also, the whole contract thing is also crap. I don't agree with that either.

Literally just like every other NFL team in March. Honestly, if Allen had a serious injury like Mayfield did last year, do the Bills make the playoffs? (Not saying Mayfield is as good as Allen)

Cleveland restructured Amari Cooper as expected, opening up close to $20m of cap space. Now trying to resign Landry and Clowney.

Mullens played because Mayfield and Keenum had Covid

The dude has the 2nd highest passer rating in NFL history. If you don't like him for the off the field stuff, that's perfectly reasonable. I get that, I'm not thrilled with the trade either. But quit acting like he is some mediocre QB. You have no idea what his work habits are.

Too many QB needy teams.

Just saw that at least the first year, Watson will only cist $10m against the cap, actually saving $8.5m vs Mayfield this year, so they should still have money for some more help.

Gotta play Cincy I believe.