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Anyone else thinks the AAF will mostly be a farm system for teams like the Pats and Saints, who frequently turn unheralded prospects into legit contributors in the NFL? Someone might be a little smaller, or a little slower, but you put him on the Pats and he looks like a stud. I keep watching highlights and thinking: "Future Patriot". Keith Reaser with a pick 6, last weekend!

Thinking I might possibly be making sense is the highest compliment I've received all week.

I will not make a pubic apology, sir!

I had a little moment of dyslexia and thought it said "Adderley's OCD", and it gave me the idea of editing a video of Adderley, making him look to have very serious OCD tendencies (like making him look like he always has to backpedal directly on the hashmarks), then anonymously sending that video to the other GMs just to freak them out and drop his draft value. But then I had a little moment of ADD and... look, a squirrel!

“There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.”

Little known fact, the real name of Canada is actually "The Enchanted Land of Canadia of America". Therefore, we're as american as the people of the United States of America. A little more so, even, because the land was consecrated in 1775 with faery dust and all.

I might take a look. Several names we've seen over the years, on these rosters. Including our former future great corner Keith Reaser!

I know people who are in bad relationships, and those are doomed to fail, but then they can just separate/divorce, and even though there's anger and resentment, the police never has to get involved. There's messy and there's messed up.

I just don't get how these players keep getting themselves in immature poisonous relationships that devolve into domestic disputes. Is it just that money amplifies everything? It ups the stakes? It gives the athlete a sense of entitlement, and the woman a sense of public revenge, of either extorting money out of him or dragging his name into the mud? I'd never let a relationship get close to getting to that point. But I'm not rich. And I don't have a relationship, so what do I know...

They should come play in Montréal. They would have 8 (or 7) sold out crowds of nearly 70k. Easy. And no one is using the stadium, really. And it would mess with the entire AFC West, with the traveling times to the EST. The Raiders would have a competitive advantage over all of them, which they need, because they suck.

Liar! Welker was still playing in 2016! You just didn't see him...

I'm not sure any one player will transform our unit into an elite one. What kept our offense from truly being a top unit, in my opinion, was the struggle in the redzone. And a lot of it falls on the playcaller, really. I feel more confident scoring TDs from 40 yards out than I am from 15, and that's just wrong. Kyle really has to take it up a notch in that area. Sure, having one more guy drawing coverage to his side helps in the redzone. We already have plenty of options, though. We'll see.

As exciting as adding his talent to the roster, I don't think we need him at all. Let's draft the next Antonio Brown instead! Let's invest in the defense.

Justin had two years of truly elite production, but it just happened to coincide with JJ Watt having super elite production. I think Justin Smith will, if he hasn't already, be forgotten by history, except to niners fans. Willis' shortened career is a knock against him. He would otherwise have no knock against him. I don't know how someone could have watched him play and thought he wasn't one of the greatest at playing LB of all time.

Domestic dispute can be anything. Someone yelling. Someone crying. Does Brown have a history of anything? I know that doesn't mean anything. And I don't want to defend Brown. So it's safer to bring out the good ol' ten foot pole and keep a safe distance from Brown.