Murfdogg21

This off-season he should cut his hair, convert 15 lbs of fat into muscle, and focus more on improving as a QB and team leader and less on NIL endorsement opportunities. There’s irony that some of these sure fire first round picks that are pulling crazy NIL money might find themselves out of the first or second rounds entirely due to mediocre play in college because they stopped being hungry and grinding. We’ve got two on our offense.

If USC offers him a million again, let him walk.

Tech has the “Sovereign Immunity” card to play, which is more powerful than a Wild Draw 4 in Uno. Contracts mean nothing to them. Aggy beat LSU and Arky?

I also prefer that team names, or at least color schemes, belong to a city. However, it has been said repeatedly that the NFL disagrees. I don’t understand how they can let the Titans squat on Columbia blue+red+white, especially after they switched to a navy blue heavy scheme. Or what happens if the Texans say it is Carolina blue instead of Columbia blue?

Lebron should have considered not being the GM and HC and letting competent people assemble a team, rather than gut the roster and future draft capital to make his failed version of a super team. The sooner that hypocrite becomes socially irrelevant the better.

“I need a recovery beer.” LOL

Agree to disagree I guess. I wasn’t advocating taking those other guys #1 either. Allen was like #7 and Hurts in the second round, better value or value/risk ratio. My point was the Texans shouldn’t reach on a QB at #1 unless it is a Elway, Manning, Stafford, or Luck type of slam dunk. The NFL overvalues QB prospects due to the importance of the position so that they often go #1, or 1-2, or 1-2-3 overall when there are stud DL, DE, OL, or other positions that those players are universally perceived as more “can’t miss” as future all pro’s. If Young was more certain to have a better career than Anderson or Carter, taking him is staying true to the board. Young may be great, good, average, below average, or garbage as a pro, and none of those outcomes would surprise me. I think the Texans should take Anderson or Carter and keep drafting best talent available until you have a roster where half the starters actually belong in the NFL.

Now, imagine they had not given up three first round picks to get Trey Lance.

I like Mancini and think he could eventually start dropping some into the Crawford boxes once he gets his groove back, while serving as the backup at 1B and OF.

Harden seriously considering return to Rockets this summer Is James still worth max dollars for multiple years? Does he fit well with Green, Jabari, Sengun, KPJ, and whoever we get in the upcoming draft? Is he coming to win or just because he misses the food and strippers in Houston?

And while I continue to be a Bryce Young naysayer, I’d pose the questions: Who was a better NFL prospect coming out of college, Tua or Young? (If your answer isn’t Tua, you have major hindsight bias) Would you take Tua #1 overall if you knew then what you know now about how he has played in the NFL?

With the Browns pick at #9-15? Sure I guess, but not at #1. See: Justin Fields, Dwayne Haskins, JT Barrett, Cardale Jones.

And it was lil’ Guriel as the sweetener to Arizona. If all Toronto got back was Varsho, would they have accepted either Meyers or Chas plus some junk for Moreno? Another instance where we would benefit from a GM?

I hated the Stingley and Green picks last year. Stingley was always hurt, but was SECSEC and allegedly better ceiling than Sauce. I didn’t watch aggy so I hoped maybe Green was some slam dunk future probowl guard and maybe this is how smart teams build through the trenches. On draft night I was very envious of the Jets taking Sauce and Wilson (then later grabbing DE Jermaine Johnson and RB Breece Hall) and thought based on similar number and positions of picks, Houston could’ve had that draft class. Further, the best GMs are supposed to be patient and watch the board fall into place, and make move up or (usually down) based on value. Texans wanted Stingley and Green several days out, and leaked it thoroughly to 610 and 97.5. LZ kept parroting their phrase that “Stingley has all the intangibles!” and “Green is an ass-kicker that will transform the run game!” I guess it’s nice Caserio moved back a couple spots before taking Green, but I wonder if he even considered anyone else. I may be alone on this branch, but I have never subscribed to the annual belief that the worst teams must draft QB and the QB of the college team that won the most games in the past 1-2 seasons is worthy of a first pick. There are more mediocre, bad, or outright bust QBs than perennial pro bowlers in recent first rounds. The talking heads all wanted a team (including Texans) to take Malik Willis in the first round. Bears gave up two firsts for Mitch Trubisky. SF gave up 3 firsts for Trey Lance. I think Bryce Young is a great college qb with low chances of being a consistently great NFL qb. We shouldn’t take him because we need a QB if the draft value isn’t justified, and at the same time some other dumb ass team will probably offer multiple high picks to move up. As an amateur Mel Kiper, I wouldn’t take any of this year’s QBs in the top 20 picks, and probably nobody other than Young or Stroud in the top 60. Houston has major holes at DL, WR, and as soon as Tunsil leaves at OL. Taking the 5’10 Young at #1 and throwing him into this shit box does nobody any favors. Caserio will probably waste the Browns pick on a TE or another guard.

I thought he was hired over an egg McMuffin breakfast?

Good to reach multi year deal with Samsung after trading in Siri.

These trade proposals for Russ rarely make sense to 3rd party non-Laker fans. Why would Indy do this? They are the #7 seed but would give up Hield (18/5/3 assists) and Turner (18/8/2.3 blocks) for Pat Beverly and Nunn (5 PPG?) and a pick that neither the current GM or coach will be around to see?

In the near term, any head coaching candidate has to consider Tech’s past behavior with the firing of Leach. What good is a guaranteed contract or a buy-out clause if Tech doesn’t honor it and is unwilling to take the matter to court or arbitration? Tubberville sucked, Kliff probably just wanted a HC job and it was his alma mater, not sure about the recent guys. I wouldn’t coach there under the same administration unless the contract was heavily front-loaded.

He said the hookers were not available. ^the only tools that got handled that night. Hopefully the drive thru chicken wings were open.

So their RIP message has to begin with glorifying themselves. Stay classy, aggy. At least they didn’t publicly celebrate that Leach won’t be around to beat their fake army asses for another decade.

Portia was long term murdered by the AIDS Jack put up in her. Albie better wear a rubber.

We have a good backup catcher. Need to find a starter.

“So you consumed a large amount of alcohol and cocaine the last couple days with these kind gay gentlemen who took you on their yacht and to their chateau, committed adultery with a young man from a prominent local family, then became paranoid and shot them all?”

“Load management”: sit the good players when you play other bottom 10 teams so they get a win while you get a loss, and try to play competitive against the good teams. You might win a couple like those games against the Warriors and Bucks, but it should still keep you in the mix for high lottery odds. The outlook was rosier when Brooklyn was out of the playoffs and their minuscule lottery odds added to ours was just enough to give you hope for #1 or #2.