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Git er done Beane!

Cine is on the Eagles now

<inserts Michael Jordan "and I took that personally" gif>

I was lucky enough to meet Ken twice in London over the Jags game weekend. An absolute pleasure to chat to and listen to his stories He said he only does the ketchup for home games these days, not away, as he can arrange a cleanup.

I don't know what a knee scooter is but that doesn't sound promising for Trent. Their OL is sooo much weaker when he doesn't go.

Does anyone smarter than me know if his reduced playing time (due to the injury) will affect our comp pick?

Well done Mr Samuel. I expect he's been nursing that injury but really showed up today in a huge game

Yes, Weaver is good to listen to. His overall comments were super complimentary about the Bills offense and players - it goes to show that you shouldn't just take the headline clickbait (on Josh) which was not meant in the way the coverage pinned it up to be.

What a strange superbowl rematch! 5 interceptions in one game while 17 is sat on zero on the season

If it guarantees a SB win then I'm going full Mike Ditka / Ricky Williams trade! Unforunately there are no guarantees in life

Totally. That's a pretty clean report, let's bounce hard off the mini bye

I say let's give it a few more weeks. 2 games is a small sample size. I love how much Benford is delivering for a 6th rounder though! Seems to be a legit top 20 CB. Is Elam going to get a look this season?

Tua has no plans to retire, per Rapsheet. I think this is terrible news for the Phins, and possibly Tua himself. They're going to be stuck with that contract and a QB that is one small collision away from going through this again Finsheaven is in meltdown btw and well worth a visit!

"The other side of this equation gets a little tougher. If Tua is able to pass a physical next March, the Dolphins will have the ability to release him, with "only" his $50M of 2025 compensation on the hook. Tua's 2026 compensation ($54M) becomes fully guaranteed on March 14th. A Post 6/1 release prior to this means $83.6M of dead cap across 2025/2026."

Thanks! A timely update. It seems to make more sense to squeeze a bit from these guys than push any of Von's money further down the line.