Draconator

To sign their early free agent signings???

I was working at Yahoo at the time. We worked off of company supplied Mac Books. When the lockdowns hit, we were told it would only be a couple of weeks that we would be working from home. 5 years later and the entire Incident Management team was laid off in favor of AI, and Yahoo sold their data centers and is storing all your credit cards and personal information on Google and AWS cloud servers.

Floyd almost immediately signed with his hometown team, Atlanta.

You're making it sound like he was often injured in the last 3 years. In 2024, he played in 14 games and had 9 starts. His snap count was lowered, and he benefited from that with 6 pressures and 1 sack in the Chargers playoff game last year.

Check last season. Look in this thread.

These graphs gives me motion sickness

Let's go Brandon.

Now you know how we feel about, oh nevermind.

He signed with Atlanta (I think)

Per Schefter

and goodbye

Just saw an ESPN alert. Cole to have Tommy John surgery, and miss the 2025 season.

How many WR's are the Texans going to have?

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1899213676512469294 Former 49ers CB Charvarius Ward reached agreement on a three-year deal worth up to $60 million including $35 million guaranteed and a $20 million signing bonus with the Indianapolis Colts. Deal negotiationed by Kevin Conner and Robert Brown of @UniSportsMgmt .

One thing I'm noticing, and maybe it's just the platform, but Schefter reports everything on Twitter. While Rapoport is selective on what he reports on Blue Sky, mainly sticking to what his NFL Network compadres report. Josh Dobbs, 2 year agreement with the Pats. https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1899212991242883215

Philly trading Kenny Pickett to Cleveland for a 2025 5th and Dorian Thompson-Robinson

Still a long way to go in free agency.

DE Patrick Jones II signs with Carolina. 2 years, up to $20 Million

From Buffalo Business First. Behind a paywall, so here it is. Link for those that might have a subscription https://www.bizjournals.com/buffalo/news/2025/03/10/buffalo-bills-stadium-state-corporation-budget.html?utm_source=st&utm_medium=en&utm_campaign=ae&utm_content=BU&j=38939746&senddate=2025-03-10&empos=p4 State, county will disburse last of Bills stadium money over the next year STORY HIGHLIGHTS New York state and Erie County expect to complete stadium payments by 2026. The cost of the new stadium has increased to $2.2 billion. Construction is near its peak, with 1,200 workers on-site daily. New York state and Erie County expect to finish paying out their share of the cost for the new Buffalo Bills stadium by the end of the upcoming fiscal year. The Bills and these public entities have been splitting the cost of construction so far. The Erie County Stadium Corp., the arm of Empire State Development responsible for the stadium, met Monday to approve its spending for this 2025-26 fiscal year, which begins April 1. That includes $275 million toward construction, all that remains of the $600 million pledged by the state. Erie County has pledged $250 million. Once the public money runs out, the Bills will be solely responsible for any additional costs. The estimated cost of the stadium has climbed from $1.4 billion to $2.2 billion, according to Sports Business Journal, a sister publication to Buffalo Business First. “Kudos to our legal team for negotiating a really great deal, which is that the state’s contribution remains at $600 million regardless of the total project cost,” said Steven Ranalli, president of the Erie County Stadium Corp. The Bills remain committed to building a top-tier stadium despite the cost overruns, said corporation Chair Bob Duffy. “The Bills never wavered on quality in the stadium,” he said. “It’s going to be a fabulous stadium when it opens.” Separately, the stadium corporation approved a $3 million operating budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year. This includes slightly over $700,000 for salaries and benefits for the corporation’s four employees, plus more than $2.2 million for other costs – mostly third-party consultants responsible for inspections at the stadium site. Ranalli said the pace of construction is nearing its peak, with about 1,200 workers on-site on any given day. That number is expected to reach about 1,500 as the weather warms. Work has been slowed by an exceptionally cold and windy winter, Ranalli said. “There’s certainly some short-term delays that we are working through, but the overall project is on schedule,” he said. High winds make it unsafe to operate the cranes needed for the structural steel work, but the construction team has mitigated delays by shifting the focus of work to less weather-sensitive tasks when needed. “There’s enough of the stadium in place that they’ve been able to shift people around and keep the bulk of the work going,” Ranalli said. Steel work is about 90% complete and is scheduled for completion by the end of March. Once that’s done the next big task is the exterior skin of the stadium.

Laremy Tunsil traded to the Commanders for picks.