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Man WEO that sucks, wonder how you got routed to the wrong feed.

Sounds like a blackout, check the local stations, one should have it.

I think Ross is trying to say that everyone criticizing Tyrod would take the same exact deal they were in Tyrod's shoes.

If you're on a mobile browser, you can edit the url in the address bar to say page= some ridiculous number to get to the end. Like I usually change it from page=5 to page=5000 and it'll load the last page.

Ian Rapoport ‏@RapSheet 19s20 seconds ago My understanding of Tyrod Taylor's deal is its complex. So, 2016 is fully guaranteed, but after that there is a lot of prove-it in the deal.

How can anyone not like this? I don't get it. It's still extremely cheap for a starting QB in today's NFL, will be one of the lowest, and has a two-year out for the Bills if it doesn't work out. He would have cost a LOT more after this year, even if he doesn't improve at all. Great job by the team.

15 mil/year is AWESOME!

I'm guessing we're going to have an out clause before year 3, maybe a giant roster bonus, which lets us end it, after a reasonable chunk of starter money the first two years. Makes the most sense for both sides, and if he works out, this will be a fantastic deal long-term. Let's see what the details are before we go crazy.

All or Nothing is amazing. Free through August, part of Amazon Prime. Followed Arizona through the season last year. https://www.amazon.com/All-Nothing-Arizona-Cardinals-Unrated/dp/B01GF3WPU8

I think the contrast between Arians and Fisher is shocking. Fisher and his staff look like pee wee coaches compared to what Arians staff did in All or Nothing.

2 points.

It's not about winning. I'm good with agreeing to disagree.

Correct, and the NFL's policies to oversee those third parties failed, which the NFL addressed in the quote above. It's the NFL's product and ultimately their job to oversee any 3rd party they partner with.

The NFL even admitted it had an issue. From the article linked above: It's clear the NFL's controls around field conditions failed and they'll be making tweaks to it going forward to address.

Sweet. I generally sit in the 2nd or 3rd row to the back of the main area with a few other people, including buftex (also a TBD member). Hit me up on here before a game and come say hi!

Troy Vincent, VP of Operations for the NFL, sent a memo to all 32 NFL Teams today taking responsibility. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/08/09/troy-vincent-memo-takes-the-blame-for-hall-of-fame-game-fiasco/

Every Sunday! Do you go?

I've got you beat from Austin

Isn't this standard protocol?

And we want to see more production out of Woods because he hasn't been a very good receiver up until this point.

You said that the NFL has been successful doing it this way. They haven't been successful at this stadium, there's a long history of field issues, like the one I linked you. Sorry, just because it's a "3rd party contractor", by no means lets your company off of the hook. I deal with this every single day in my current job with 3rd party partners. If your 3rd party screwed up, it's still ultimately your responsibility.

I would not argue that it's been historically successful at this stadium. There has been a history of field issues and poor playing conditions at that stadium, including the Steelers game last year.

This might not be a bad thing long-term. Not like Cordy needs the reps, and Kouandjio sure as hell does.

I personally think a great team can overcome a lot of QB flaws, and Arizona likely has the best roster in the NFL.