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If it comes at all, we won't get the tell all until he retires.

Mayo is petulant child. He's going to try to torpedo the organization. I hope karma gets him before he succeeds.

What the **** does this have to do with the Patriots? The last thing I want to read on a Patriots forum is some dude talking about how he wants to strap my kids down and inject them with a vaccine against my will so grandma can live to die of the flu next year. Take that Orwellian ****...

I was watching some tape of Seymour a few days ago. What a player: big, strong, fast, intelligent, intimidating and competitive. HoF traits.

It'd be amazing if he turned out to be the Shoe Ohtani of the NFL for a few years. The injury exposure is too much to have him playing both sides of the ball for long.

He will if the three teams above us do not share that evaluation. They all could be wrong and pass. There is no consensus "best prospect" this year.

The Tyquan Thornton of pass rushers?

I can tell you the moment Jerry Jones gets out of the way: when he crosses the rainbow bridge. His ego is gigantic. He will never give up control voluntarily.

Jerry wants control. BB and he would have been oil and water.

If the game had stakes and the teams were trying to win, I'm fine with it. They could do something like: every draft pick of the winning conference teams is one slot higher. I'd watch.

He would have been Super Bowl Champion Bailey Zappe, but the ring is another matter. It's essentially at the team's discretion, but it seems most teams give PS guys rings (but maybe not the same ring as the one the 53-man roster gets).

I believe Robert Edwards got injured in a rookie flag football event on the beach, not in the Pro Bowl game itself.

You're right, I had forgotten about that! Brady's continued success pounded him into submission.

Yeah, I can. There are tons of guys in professional sports who aren't like that. One example that comes to mind is John McEnroe, whose praise and admiration for Roger Federer seems genuine and deep. There are countless other examples of former players -- even HoFers -- turned commentators who...

Remember Phil Simms and Troy Aikman doing the opposite with Brady? They are so jealous of him, especially Aikman.

Yes. It's really an impossible mountain for him to climb, especially if there is an Integration Clause (which I'm sure there is). By default, Massachusetts is at-will, which means the contract itself must contain explicit language overriding that, and given the frequency and necessity of firing...

In this hypothetical case, Mayo's primary claim would be wrongful termination. And you are correct, unless Mayo can prove breach of contract, unfortunately for him he is still being paid and would not be entitled to additional compensation, UNLESS he can prove consequential damages. Because...

Wait, what? You mean from the former HC?

Reminds me of the WWE

Most coaching contracts have an Integration Clause, which essentially states that the written agreement is the entire contract and supersedes any prior or contemporaneous agreements (oral or written). I have zero doubt his contract contained that clause: it's too important for them to have...