SweetFancyMoses

I'm gonna invoke the not enough coffee rule. I just assume all D's are 4-3 now. Get it that OLB in 3-4 is basically DE in 4-3. Thus DLaw and Mack are better comparisons

So we basically re-signed him at half the cost of Khalil Mack. That's a big win.

I thought you could re-sign/renegotiate a rookie's contract after 3 years. Zeke only has 3 years.

I guess shredding your knee and then working to get back to where you were might give you perspective that others might not have, like getting my money now vs waiting for more money and possibly getting injured. Happy for him. Never thought he'd physically be anywhere near back to where he is. Really a great story for a great young man.

I know RB's are devalued, but worse case scenario, some contender loses their starting rb. We'll get at least a first.

That is really disrespectful. Not as disrespectful as pulling off a strangers top in a parade, but disrespectful nonetheless.

Josh Gordon. 34 and still on his rookie contract.

My beef with him is the D can either key on the run or not worry about covering him while rushing the qb

Amazing Dak-like throw by Bortles

Blake Bortles looking like a $30 mil QB

Dak threw 1 difficult pass and it was way short. Gallup bailed him out. The rest were short passes. He looked ok, but not even like a $25 mil qb

Who's Whitten?

Tyron is like Grady and his bunions from Sanford and Son.

My biggest confusion with the Running game doesn't matter is that the Pats, best team, best coach, possibly best FO, have taken a rb in the 3rd round this year, and 1st round last year, and it wasn't James White type backs. For a team that uses the short passing game like a run game, wouldn't you think they'd only draft rb's in the 4th round or later?

Problem with that is Garrett is on the hot seat. He doesn't want to spend time or picks on a guy that wouldn't help him during his tenure. That's where its up to Stephen and McClay to make the move that's best for the team.