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It varies. In soccer if the parent club continues to pay the salary then often there is an upfront payment by the loaning team to offset this. If the loaning team pays the wages then often there is little to no upfront payment, and teams negotiate whether paying 25% - 100% of the wages. Soccer also has obligation to purchase options in loan contracts, I guess that would be obligation to trade a pick if this was in the NFL? It varies. It would be a cool twerk, especially when your stocked with lots of starting caliber players who can't play in a single position, but would need a lot of rules. Don't know how you would legislate for teams that may want a player back if they had an injury crisis or whether to ourright ban that, and also whether loaned players could play against their parent club.

I'm not a Falcons fan but feel like Raheem Morris will start to instill a better culture and a less of a negative mentality that Smith had, and look around that division. It's terrible.

Huge upgrade at QB, 3rd placed schedule, already weak division. Wouldn't be surprised if the Falcons end up competing for a Top 2/3 Seed in the NFC such is the improvement for them. Length is iffy but they have a lot of talent offensively that wasn't being utilised well enough.

Andy Reid deserves that. Stop giving the ball to Hardman he's ******* useless.

Why do they insist on giving the ball to Hardman? He's terrible.

Personally feel the Rams ST are going to cost them a close one through missed Field Goals and giving up Field position for fun on Punt Returns. A unit that weak will get punished.

KC gonna lose this game on a Browning Go ahead TD drive as they've been spent the entire game kicking field goals.

Could easily see the NFC West being like the AFC North where all the teams have a winning record next year if depending on what Gannon can do with the Cardinals moving into next year. It's a interesting gig in a tough division.

The Bills/Dolphins and Browns must be excited to face this team on WC Weekend if they're the #3 seed. Score 20+ and you'll beat this Chiefs team.

Deserved victory. Chiefs O have been terrible. Defence finally broke.

The Chiefs offense isn't explosive enough to get a quick score/chunk plays nor disciplined enough to go on a methodical drive without penalties. (nor do they really have the time for 2 methodical drives). Barring the Raiders shooting themselves in the foot the Chiefs are done.

They're simply not a good football team, but it's taken us all a long time to admit it. Scarred by Brady and the Pats dynasty and the last 5 years of the Chiefs.

I think the behaviour of Reid and Mahomes yesterday just gave the majority the OK for a pile on because they don't/didn't really do or say anything egregious up until yesterday. The moaning has been weak, and should have been kept to the field and not spilled over into the press conferences, but it's just a QB temper tantrum that they all seem to have at one point or another in their careers. He'll likely regret it this morning and will be fined a lot also. The refs got the call right so the moaning is moot, but this is the debate we have here in England currently about our EPL Refs, there really needs to be more accountability for when they do things incredibly wrong.

Howard was pretty bad last year wasn't he? Let's hope for the Dolphins sake it's just a down year.

See this as move that will stop the Saints from rebuilding in the short term and keep them in the middle and pushing salary into the future or as a first round exit tops. He's significantly better than Winston and Dalton but I don't see them as contenders especially with the difficult cap situation. They needed to rip the bandaid off and look to the next generation of Saints Football. I think Long term Atlanta and Panthers will be in a better position once this contract plays out.