Recent content by BTTA

As many here pointed out, the Pats missed the boat on Seward. Would have brought at least another two Lombardi's, filling that painful gap between the two championship runs. That, plus Reggie Wayne, Ochocinco, and Tim Tebow being used correctly. What were they thinking!? But the NFL front...

I think you mean Bryant? Moses was a military prep school and UVa product, back in the day when kids went to the same school for 4/5 years and actually got a college education.

He doubled the chances in about an hour. If he just hangs in at that pace for the rest of the day, he's our starting RT by tomorrow.

Adding legit NBA players/ seasons from Scheierman, Gozalez, and Queta with no real assets is absurdly good roster dev.

What you did is what made them the center of politics. You are the one who brought that lens onto this, in this case. That's what is making it happen, people doing exactly what you did. You are not the victim here, you are the perpetrator. There are millions of Americans who wake up every day...

He made a sociological observation. The only thing making that political is you calling it political.

To your point about responsibility, where I got confused was that your posts seemed to be speaking to a broad group of people with multiple posts each, and above you refer to "he." I don't know who "he" is so didn't know what context you were speaking to. Internets.

Looks like we are interpreting posts differently.

It is two entirely different things to say that Maye is the best young QB in football, and to say the team would benefit greatly if he took another step forward, and that he has room to grow. You can say the second without inferring any criticism of his play last year.

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To me, the bigger issue is about cap allocation. That's a lot of money that can be used on needs like extending Gonzo to be sending to Philly.

If he plays 90% as well as he did last year, this is both cheap and a lot better. And he may be better than last year on this defense, and with this coaching staff.

Thank you. This #1 receiver idea has become so entrenched that is resembles celebrity measurement more than anything to do with football. Guys become "#1" on their teams, and thus in the League, because of 1. there talent and hard work, and 2. the circumstances of the receiver room, offensive...

Yeah, they look at the roster, make decisions on where they need to get better, and then make the space to do so, on the assumption that they will get it done. Letting go of one trapeze before you are sure where the other one is, takes guts.

Is this some kind of cruel joke? This dude..."well, I started at the bottom it has to get better from here." "Oh, well, I guess the Raiders are a step up from the Jets, but can a guy get a break? Maybe my next team will be one of the competent ones." "What?! Back to the Jets?!! What did I do...