Patrick Bateman

Parsons with the inverted sack...... No, we were inverted, it was a really great move.

It's a stupid contract but far from a franchise killer..... The Jones' clan are franchise killers.

This team and management doesn't want to be champions..... and they don't know how.

Duplicate...

Why? They low key suck. Who cares, maybe Grier turns into something but nobody would cry any tears if Cooper Rush got scooped up. Just pick up a Josh Johnson. 6 year MLB on PS? Maybe..... if they don't like their numbers on LB and expect him up soon, but doubtful. He may have to find a home somewhere else. I know they want to keep McKeown, a QB and one or two of the WRs on the PS. Probably a DL or two.

Looks like we struck out on the backup QB roster cut game..... we'll play some roster manipulation here and probably have one of them as the backup for Tampa.

Blah, blah, blah...... Now we don't have a LG or RT worth a shit and a rookie trying to learn LT at the pro level on the job. Apparently here is our other plan of attack. And..... So, Cowboys.....

Diggs deal is gonna be pretty stout but it'll probably be a multi-year Anthony Brown deal for top 10 money or paying Schultz 17m per......

Doubtful. Zack wouldn't go for it either. They probably just turbo charge their plan and move the rookie, Smith, to LT now instead of next year and let him take his whippings. May set a record for penalties. lol. Those crazy rascals, them Texans. Just so folks can understand how devastating this is.... Also important to remember..... this organization and its decision maker are a joke, but they laugh to the bank based on the money the fandom spends on them. The fans deserve better. Its time to demand better.

Regardless of how you feel, the facts were not in line with Zeke's suspension. Shit, even the NFL's own investigator recommended no action be taken. So Watson's punishment in comparison to almost all, including Calvin Ridley, feels incomplete and ill measured. The NFL still has a very inconsistent or what some would call erratic level of punishment, new process or not. The NFLPA gets a lot of shit and deservedly so as they are constantly taking it in the ass from the owners, but in this case, they did their job..... but did they help the sport? I don't know

LeBron was drafted in 2003. He played 70% of that decade. Took maybe the worst roster to the Finals. Pretty much a star since he hit the scene. AI is the only one of those I'd question. Not sure who you would replace LeBron with If it's start for the year ending in 00'. Then it's 60%. Do the math. And he wasn't an all-star his first year. Regardless, he wasn't top ten in any type of cumulative or per minute metric. It's silly he's shown there. He's not even in the top 10. Not close for the decade. It's not a criticism, its simply an arbitrary capture in time and he didn't play long enough nor was he in his prime until the end of the time limit. For 10-19.... Sure, he's #1.

For the aughts? Nah. Lebron only played half of the decade. Iverson is behind guys like Nash or Kidd. I can see the other 3. Dirk needs to be in there. Garnett gets 6th man and only if you want to play positioned basketball. For the entire century? Really fucked stupid.

Watching Malik Jefferson run around but not really make any plays gives me deja vu..... give him his props, he made the league, but sort of wonder what could have been. He seems to really lack a step.

Sam's been putting in the work. Improving his velocity by changing his "mechanical signature".

6th WR. He's everything Tavon Austin should have been. Lamb, Brown, Tolbert, Fehoko, Drummond or Vasher? Until Gallup comes back.

Okay, we shouldn't have Turpin return punts the rest of the preseason..... otherwise, no one will kick to him in the reg season.

Still not strong up the middle either...... Need Bohanna and Gallimore need to stay healthy and give great reps. Our secondary sort of sucks. Sucks may be harsh, but I don't think it's that great and don't think it's very deep. First thoughts: Smith still gets way too high and loses leverage which leads to a lot of hands. But, you can see the talent. He a strong and tough SOB. Should be pretty good eventually but I expect some growing pains. Sam Williams looks confused. Tolbert should have scored. Not getting that 2nd foot down is disappointing. I really like both rookie TEs. Our backup safety play is bleh. Joseph needs to be better. Turpin's gonna break some ankles and make some plays in ST Backup QB still gives me heartburn

Just about 12 weeks from voting date.... In other words, this is the battle. It's not early anymore. Movement can be made but things will start being baked in in the next 6-8 weeks. Moving time. That Nevada poll is low key worrisome.

It's Florida so Demings would probably need to be up by 4-5 points to really feel okay.... but it's something. Make an already scrambling GOP fundraising unit have to protect another.

How so? Public opinion is actually on their side for a change.... Elliott was? When? Where? So you don't actually watch or follow the product, but you're rather confident of your opinion in the situation? That's interesting.

He may be out for the season.... often, players need 4 months and end up breaking it twice before they come back 100. We'll be signing someone, but it won't be anyone great. The organization isn't really trying to go for it this year unless it gets a miracle run. This is a reset. Agree with these opinions..... they have tons of holes and didn't do anything big to really impact plugging them except through the draft, which is a multi-year solution. Our division may let us get to the playoffs, but no one is going to confuse us with a dominant team..... way to many fucking holes. A couple of injuries and this season could actually get really ugly.

I wonder what Chip's ask was. Maybe it was ridiculous but out in public this, it's a bad look especially for a tanking team from a small market. Yikes.

One of the greatest deaths in movie history..... He was an excellent character actor. RIP.

Oh Primo was there and he didn't look all that good, especially for a 2nd year player. Remember, this is the same summer league that Kyle Anderson was the MVP of going into his 2nd year. While It's hard to dog summer league yet get excited, as some no doubtedly would have been, if they play well. What you can do is see how a guy reacts, what his pacing is like, how he gets to his spots, can he use a pick, is he active with hands everywhere. And I said the team was devoid of real NBA talent right now and that's the truth. Wesley is a D-league guy right now, needs a ton of development. He has real quicks, he's a blur, but he also plays crazy out of control and has no idea where he's going to what he's doing half the time. Shot 30%. Averaged almost 3 turnovers to 4 assists. He has talent, but he needs a ton of work. Branham looked better as the games went along. His best game was the last game and I think that bodes well. I like his angles, he doesn't seem to be in a rush and he understands how to use his body to generate space. But he didn't do much otherwise. Doesn't really create, not active on D, doesn't rebound, etc. We'll see if that changes in the D-league. Primo, up and down. He's an inefficient player, the best thing about him is he looks a lot bigger.... becoming a dude, physically. The rest of the squad isn't really NBA talent except for maybe Darius Days, who probably was consistently our best player in the first four. He's nothing but a try hard, end of the bench guy and considering he was our best player (not most talented) in SL , I stand by my statement. Our SL squad didn't show well for NBA talent or readiness. I don't think our NBA regular season team will either.

Tolbert was getting early helium in camps but rookies are difficult to rely on. The biggest issue is when is Gallup going to be ready? If Lamb gets a hamstring injury in week 1 or 2, we're basically a team relying on Pittsburgh's 4th WR last year as our #1. We're pretty fucking shallow at the position now and there's been talk of Gallup getting PUP'd.