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Tre got 1 vote - Strange one - coming back from Gase?

I agree with Deion Sanders - it is becoming the hall of good/great. Zach Thomas is certainly not a HOFer, not once in his career did I say man he is amazing

LOL create another Superbowl team LOL jesus christ

this is more Gug's style

Three days ago, Doleman tweeted: “Today is my 2 year anniversary of being a brain cancer survivor! Huge!”

Watching him make those drops was even worse

I'm truly shocked I was first - talk about low hanging fruit

https://giphy.com/gifs/yeaaaaaaa-pkY4ra5fhkfQFGS Edit: Crud for some reason the GIF won't embed automatically - guess it has to be clicked on? WTF oh well

I'm confused - the NFL is ok with the kneeling that is going on here?

If he is there at Indy's pick#13, I really want Beane to pounce. Doubt we will, but damn I want him; he is my Mahomes from the 17 draft & Oliver last year guy.

I get the feeling Beane is higher up on him as well Lamb, Jeudy & Ruggs are my guys. But man I love Ruggs and that is who I want - I know we are very unlikely to get him though. He has Raider all over him

Houston screwed every team that year - no way they win 101 that year and most likely shouldn't have beaten Boston

and Houston might not have scored 1

Austin Hooper career stats Austin Hooper 2019 stats compared to other TEs Edit: Knox was ranked #32 Sweeney was #43 Kroft was #78

and with the exception of Philly - they all played a bunch of Cover 0, which we had zero answers for. Fletcher Cox tore the OL up in the Philly game

Should have been Girardi IMO

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001098424/article/falcons-trudging-along-in-austin-hooper-negotiations "The reality of right now is we are trudging along," Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff said Tuesday, per the team's website. "After the Super Bowl week, we'll continue to see how we're moving forward. At this point, there's no updates on Austin." Jesse James received $22.6 million over four years and $10.5 million guaranteed at signing from Detroit, and Jared Cook signed a two-year deal in New Orleans with an average annual value of $7.5 million in 2019. Given his youth and production, Hooper should see more than that. Atlanta could choose to place an estimated $11 million franchise tag on Hooper, but that seems unlikely. The highest-paid tight end in 2020 is currently slated to be Jimmy Graham in Green Bay ($10M). It is an easy choice to move on from Kroft. With most of our signings last offseason, we structured the contracts so easy to get out of and this is one where we should.

and ranks 7th all time in Win %. So I suppose it was a good hire