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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.There was another cut with him, but I figured it was both more routine and a bit disjointed. However, since you've like him, let me share that one as well. I hope you like this one as you like the other.LOL. I like him.
There was another cut with him, but I figured it was both more routine and a bit disjointed. However, since you've like him, let me share that one as well. I hope you like this one as you like the other.
Yeah, those message boards are amazingly bad.Thanks. I appreciate all your posts related to the Bucs this off-season. Their message boards are awful so coming here is a great resource.
Maybe I am in the minority, but I am finding Gronk tiresome at best. The late retirement that likely deliberately screwed up the Jared Cook deal, coming back and ruining his trade value, and constant jabbing at the Pats. Thanks for the memories but he can go rot
Maybe I am in the minority, but I am finding Gronk tiresome at best. The late retirement that likely deliberately screwed up the Jared Cook deal, coming back and ruining his trade value, and constant jabbing at the Pats. Thanks for the memories but he can go rot
Thanks. I appreciate all your posts related to the Bucs this off-season. Their message boards are awful so coming here is a great resource.
Yeah, those message boards are amazingly bad.
Alex is absolutely a quack and I don’t believe for a second he has an original thought in his body BUT his willingness to try already known but never before used in this context methods of physical training to keep football players healthy clearly has merit. Traditional weight training and maxing out on squats twice a week isnt good for everyone. Sports science has advanced so incredibly far over the past half century but so much of football training still revolves around the principles established in the 60s if not earlier.
Not to throw **** right at the fan, but how exactly is he a quack?
The multiple player contracts with multiple voidable years in order to create cap space has never been used to this extreme previously. It's a strategy to circumvent the issue with the cap not rising as expected this year, due to lower than anticipated revenues.I’ve become convinced by the actions of both the Bucs and the Saints that the restrictions of the cap are not nearly as debilitating as we’ve been led to believe for the last 20 years.
Man. I can't believe people STILL believe this. The Pats could have signed Cook at any point in FA and did attempt to but as usual they were not willing to pay him to get him. Gronk hindered nothing. And even if his announcement came after FA, why in the world would Bill be waiting on him when he tried to trade him that very season? And on top, the TE position was completely void of talent outside of Gronk given we didn't have anything close to a #2 behind him so this notion that the Pats would have been fine going into 2019 with just Gronk, a player they were just trying to trade, and do NOTHING else at the position is pure fantasy and just feeds the excuse making machine that has become the Patriots the last year and a half.Maybe I am in the minority, but I am finding Gronk tiresome at best. The late retirement that likely deliberately screwed up the Jared Cook deal, coming back and ruining his trade value, and constant jabbing at the Pats. Thanks for the memories but he can go rot
Belichick himself has made that clear, both in word and deed.I’ve become convinced by the actions of both the Bucs and the Saints that the restrictions of the cap are not nearly as debilitating as we’ve been led to believe for the last 20 years.