The Big Cat

He's had five concussions.

Precisely why I presented the numbers as I did. To declare a TE superior because he was more "productive" (last season alone) compared to a guy who was the third, may be fourth option on the team that finished 31st in pass attempts was to skew the context tremendously. Image is a screen grab of a spreadsheet I whipped together using numbers on profootballreference.com. Aside from the basic per/target and per/attempt calculations, the only number I actually crunched was to subtract the QB attempts in the games they missed from the teams' season totals. Reed has also had five concussions in his career. He's one doozy away from hanging them up, some say,

We'll see if he sustains his breakout year in 2015. But since he's been in the league, I see no glaring superiority to Clay:

So...Clay?

I've picked up shades of stutter too.

I think he's one helluva a GM, or at the very least the best we've had in a very long time. But, man. He did a lot of interviews before, during and after draft weekend, and they were--at times--brutal. Some will use this as a means to criticize his aptitude for the actual job. I'm not so shallow. But that doesn't mean he couldn't benefit from a little more media polishing. For whose benefit? Ours. So should it be a priority? HELL NO. Ever seen Pegula in front of a mic/camera?

Classic Whaley. The dude is pretty rough in front of the mic.

Sweden! After my dad passed we decided it was time to stop talking about going and go (we're Swedes). Going with mom and wife.

LOL, today is actually Karlos Williams 23rd birthday. But for real, in 18 months he'll be almost 25. #doomed

He won't be "over 30" until the 2019 season. Unless you consider the seconds after turning 30 to be "over 30," in which case, technically you'd be correct.

TSW's c-word.

That you'd rather argue about somebody else's point of view rather than establish your own.

And in Chicago no less.

every legal scholar i've listened to/read is befuddled by the written decisions from the judges supporting brady. said they didn't rule on what they were actually being asked to rule on. to me it's suspect.

There can be only one.

...that they agreed to.

Hell no he ain't no guard

Off the top of my head: I don't think Clay's pay is commensurate with his use. I hope that Dareus' extension entails much more variety of use, he's too expensive for a space eater. Wasn't wild about the EJ pick. Understood why Freddy was let go, didn't love it. I don't think they did enough this offseason to address safety--though I don't like criticizing a guy for what he doesn't do. I'm future-cringing about Kyle being let go after June 1--see no.'s 4 & 5

3.98 in 2015 4.88 in 2016 7.71 in 2017--assuming he doesn't restructure. The question, however, was about 2016. Sure.

It's like a cow's opinion. Nobody cares. His 2015 number was 3.98. His 2016 number will be 4.88. All these numbers according to sportrac.

Well, this whole exercise is bunk since the 4.88 is his 2016 number. His 2015 number was 3.98. But anyhow, I'm not so sure of your math. Freddy's total pay in 2014 was 3,850. McCoy's in 2015 was 5,500. Freddy had 1,026 in 2015. In 2016 McCoy had 1,187. That's $3,752.43/yard vs. $4,633.52. Shady was 1.23 times more expensive than Fred on a per yard basis. Not "three times." Your math counts his half game against WAS as a full game to get to your YPG number. And you've completely omitted his receiving production in those games. Why'd you do that?

How much cap room do the QB's of those teams occupy? You seem to be missing the OP's larger point.

Okay. Thanks. So he's not worth 4.88% then?