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5 years ago he was suspended. He was reinstated in September of 2020. Simple enough. Edit: And even then it was conditional, based on remaining clean.

The policy wasn't revised until 2021. And they still do an annual at TC. Gregory was smart enough not to get popped again after the last one.

If dead guys can vote, they can throw TD's too I guess

5+ is what you said my guy.

Now THAT was a beautiful pass

Maybe they are the Cheeks today instead of the Chiefs

He was suspended I definitely in 2019 and all he ever tested positive for is weed, multiple times.

Randy Gregory begs to differ

Burrow is gonna get hurt again playing behind that OL.

Turnover machine Pat Mahomes

Romo is an idiot. "Watch Mahomes anticipation, throws it in the dirt on purpose."

Daboll looks like he's lost about 50lbs this offseason

If he was smart, he would retire. If the Dolphins and the rest of the NFL truly cared about this guy's personal well being, the Dolphins would shut him down. Then they would find a way working with the NFL to force him out of the game. I don't care if it's a silent "blackball" scenario or what. If he won't do it himself, then they need to do it for him. His four concussions have been pretty scary, and those are just the ones I have seen. There have to be more he's suffered.

I think it is both, and then some. I believe Josh made up in his mind starting midseason last year that he was no longer going to forcefeed Diggs all the time. I believe that is why we saw a drastic drop-off in Diggs' numbers. He was done with the diva mentality and everything else that came along with it. Now that Diggs is gone, Josh can just play free and toss the rock around to whomever without having to hear any crap about it on the sidelines between every series. Peace is something money can't buy, but the evidence of having it is undeniable. I believe that Josh truly loves the game and has studied the game in prior years more than people want to give him credit for. I think he has always had an understanding of defenses since his breakout year in 2020. I do believe he's evolving and getting better, but I think he is truly getting better at playing free while still not being careless with the football. The main thing here, something that I believe can't be overstated, is I think Josh really clicks with Brady. I think he clicks in the same sort of way with Brady as he did with Daboll. They get each other and Josh loves this offense. Everyone on this team seems to be bought in and I believe Josh trusts them more than any other group he's had in the last 7 years. The maturation of JA17 is on full display. It doesn't mean he'll always be perfect, but the growth is on full display as a player and a leader.

Nah, I go see what other boards are talking about from time to time but would never join.

https://finheaven.com/threads/give-props-to-buffalo.384542/#post-9887070

Miami could have put more focus on building an OL to protect Tua. Instead they keep going for shiny new toys. They traded for and handed out a lot of $$$ to Chubb, Ramsey, and Tyreek Hill. They threw too much $$$ at an often injured Terron Armstead. They still have Eichenberg starting on that OL and he's been putrid for them. Grier has just been terrible. Ross is stupid for keeping him around. All that said, Tua puts himself in harm's way a lot. If he would have just slid against us, he wouldn't have gotten hurt. The concussion against the Packers could have been avoided. He chose to go back in the game against us after his "back injury" when he could have been honest with the medical staff. He should have retired after 2022. He kept playing and here we are.

Omgerd, our rookie WR has 0 catches tonight, 4 in two games, 51 yards, and 0 TD's. Worthy had 2 TD's in his first game. Thanks a lot Beane. Good?

He won't because he's stubborn. He should have retired after 2022. Throw in the fact he signed that big contract and he's definitely not hanging them up yet.

They can't. Too much guaranteed money going around. They have to find a way or go with a team of UDFA's for a year.

We'll have two DPOW awards in a row. This week will be Ingram.

I feel bad for Tua. You hate to see people get injured like that. I said he should have retired a couple of years ago. To see him laying on the turf again like that, looking like he had palsy, is frightening.

I feel bad for the fans because they didn't ask for this. But I have absolutely ZERO sympathy for Haslam and anyone else who had a hand in this move within the Browns organization.

He wanted to stay in Buffalo. https://www.buffalobills.com/news/bills-rt-spencer-brown-signs-four-year-extension

I'd take an in-his-prime Moulds over Diggs.