NFL Season 2020 Football • Page 1657

Now they're thinking they've made the trade market a litle soft, so the "pretend we're keeping him" phase is starting

 

I definitely agree on that; obviously ATL has great WRs, CAR has probably the strongest options...49ers are soft on that front, but the potential is through the roof if they're all healthy.

 

I have zero interest in working every day

.....but I'm still gonna do it

 

took the words right out of my mouth

 

poor guy

 

people who hate eating vegetables are children

 

also i've literally never been in a situation where i'm like "FUCK these leaves MUST be raked right now"

get a leafblower, you peasant

 

homeownership in a nutshell is “oh those leaves are starting to look bad, maybe I should rake them” for like a month before it annoys you enough that you finally deal with them

 

sounds pretty spot on with how this Watson saga will play out

 

As someone who has thought "I should trim that front hedge" since about October, yeah, pretty much

 

I hate canned vegetables. But love most fresh ones

 

oh no baby

 

I prefer eating kneecaps

 

He was a lot more comfortable answering questions than giving the statement

But who cares, this isn't pro wrestling, I don't need a coach to be a good public speaker

 

They fired Doug for that. O K

 

good ole Andy Reid offensive coaching tree

 

the WORST NFL Twitter account

 

"Guy taken 5 picks ahead of them is All-Pro" strikes me as a hilarious self-own for the writer. Might as well have written "didnt draft Joe Burrow". He was taken BEFORE them, and Tampa gave up a 4th to move one spot to get him. Like, at least knock them for being soft at WR and missing out on Jefferson/Higgins

Also not sure what they mean by cap flexibility. I can generate $20mil in cap space without blinking.

 

Hopefully he's more comfortable in front of the team.

 

the Dolphins right now have literally $90 million in space in 2022 and can create more quite easily.

as I've said, even though the Dolphins have generally sucked for most of my life, the one thing that they do well is structure contracts to make them easy to get out of.

 

This thread on finding Ricky and interviewing him after his washout is pretty awesome.

 

That’s Jason Garrett-speak.

 

"The first part of being smart is knowing what to do."

(you are now hearing this to the tune of the Folgers jingle...)