ditchdigger

Like Jello, there's always room for nonsense.

Could be any number of things. Falling through on a promised endorsement deal. A person he liked at the agency could have left. Someone there could have said something he didn't want to hear from his representative agency. It's impossible to tell, and I doubt he'll ever get into it. But if it was about signing, he would have fired them after he inked the contract. Because now he either has to wait 5 more days to hire another agent to sign, or sign it without an agent.

3rd counterpoint Trade Jarvis for a 3rd to recoup the pick lost in the Julio trade and give Schwartz the slot.

I would give a 2nd (it will be pick 64). No need for salary considerations. You are talking about a sure fire HOF WR for 3 years on a reasonable salary. Even at his age, pick 64 is worth it.

This is a good take. Don't eff with perfection IMO

Winning the Super Bowl is still JC Tretter's goal. He is staying away from team activities to preserve his body for the 17 game season and beyond. He is reassuring other players that they also have that right. The correlation between OTA participation and Super Bowl victory is non-existent. Stop insulting your own intelligence by trying to tie the two together.

That's because you haven't listened to him. He believes the right thing for him, and any other player that chooses, is to rest his body in preparation for a long season. The data backs him up on this.

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Jeremiah Owusu-Koromoah was considered the best linebacker in the draft by a number of analysts.

Like drinking fountain soda without the carbonated water. Those posts will give you cavities.

Please, no Nick Karns tweets.

Refused? I'd say they erred on the side of caution due to the litany of circumstances that said 2020 was not the year to make such moves. Most of those circumstances have now changed. Numerous questions have been answered. The window is just now opening, and AB knows it. We moved up to draft a linebacker, for crying out loud. All options are now on the table. PS Julio is way better than decent.

I guess you don't tire of being wrong. Odell's salary for 2021 was guaranteed on the 3rd day of the league year. HOF WRs have a history of being extremely productive at that age. If he's an outlier and doesn't, that's still a bargain for one of the best WRs in the league. Beats paying Jarvis $16M to not produce top 20 numbers.

Landry is gone after this year, or as soon as Julio arrives. Julio would only be an $11M cap hit in 2022 and 2023, which is unreasonably low for a player of his caliber.