Big Turk

Most women's friends aren't really their friends if there is a guy they find attractive the girl is dating...they will try and get at him without the friend knowing including sliding him their number when their girl goes to the bathroom and they are out somewhere... Has happened to me a few times...pretty wild actually how women are ruthless like that.

That bartender saw that video of Josh throwing in shorts the Bills took and wanted to see if what she saw swinging down by his knee was real...

Woolen ran a ridiculous 40 time...like low 4.3 or high 4.2s... No idea how a player with that type of speed lasted til round 5.

Got 10 and one for Joe D with the Electric Company...

That's only if they sign Houshmanzilly.

Seems like he might be this years Tariq Woolen that Seattle stole in the 5th round...

Depends on scheme and how well they think the player can fit into their scheme if he doesn't have any experience in it.

Going to be sold for over $6 Billion...what an ROI for Snyder... Dude is a POS who now makes Billions off being a D-Bag owner for a few decades...

Perhaps so they don't need to waste a draft pick on one? Vet minimum contract for him would likely qualify at a lower cap hit under the NFL's salary cap agreement as a vested vet. Didn't Beane sign like 5 or 6 OL UFA's last year? Did you simply forget about that or were you missing last offseason?

Who gives a crap about a dome?

Everything is going to keep going up. Probably will climb to $1.8 billion or more by the time it's completed.

If that's "huge" I have no idea what they would say about my legs then.

Yes! My favorite memory of playing football on a video game growing up was from Joe Montana football where the QB fumbled it and the announcer said "The quarterback hands off to the nose tackle!"

Most of the reason for having an agent and not doing it yourself is to have the agent act as a buffer from having to hear the team argue why they don't believe you deserve that money and try to minimize some of what you accomplished or explain it away... No matter how good the intentions are between the two sides, a player hearing this will always have some level of hurt feelings whereas he would not be privy to all the details and things that were said between the team and agent and the agent would soften whatever negative stuff was said plus he would be hearing it secondhand. This is the biggest issue with players trying to negotiate for themselves. They hear stuff they can never unhear from the team and they are human, it is going to effect their attitude and feelings towards the team in a negative manner.

Ravens will way overpay for Beckham but won't pay for a QB that wins them tons of games in the regular season? I don't get the logic. Ravens are making some serious head scratching decisions. They have turned this Jackson situation into a giant mess where they are going to have to trade him.

No. Not even with a healthy Lamar. He disappears in playoff games.

$18 million to a WR coming off an ACL and on the wrong side of 30? Talk about desperate

Perhaps they thought it would be good to develop another Milano in case he ends up leaving after his current contract is up?

Did he try and put on too much muscle to gain size for the NFL and lose speed and quickness?

Davis was only a disappointment because people had unreasonably high expectations for him. I suggest you look up #2 WR around the NFL last year and I think you would be surprised at where Davis ranked among them. That high ankle sprain really limited him a lot more than he let on for 4-5 games at least, which likely hurt his production.

No.

Unlikely.

How about Drew Bledsoe?

Lmao!! "Owen! Ooooowwwweeennnn!! Get over here!"

Typically they have players grouped and will take the best player of that group. That takes into account needs, positional value/scheme, players likely to need replacing soon, etc. It's impossible to know BPA like this because each team values certain things to varying degrees in players. Some teams want only scheme fits, others will take a player who may not have ever played their scheme but they seem he has traits they believe will allow him to transition into what they need him to do and others simply are so arrogant they think they can coach any player to work in their scheme and just take whoever is the best in their minds without much regard to how they actually will fit(oversimplifying but mostly it's the same...they think the player fits way better than they actually do based on over aggressive projections). Also we have no idea what teams have players off the boards due to medical concerns or other issues. Each team doctor views those differently. So while this is a valiant effort, it doesn't make a lot of sense because every team and scheme will value a player differently and it lacks any nuance when it comes to this and kind of goes for a one size fits all approach.