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I'd rather spend a high draft pick, even the first pick, on a promising draftee WR than waste resources on some "proven" WR who is a season or two away from being a has-been and who will cost far more. Draft and develop. All this silly fanboy stuff, snatching at every shiny object that comes...

Yo, Paisan! I think that about covers it.

I understand it. His record as a long-term member of previous teams is not good. The charges will be a distraction at the very least. His cost next year, barring negotiating his pay downward, which I doubt would happen, is awfully steep for player at his age with his medical record. It seems to...

Between his lack of height and lack of character, this was inevitable. Perhaps the Jets will take him on, unless they can find someone worse. They find incompetence irresistible for some reason.

Not a thing. Draft and develop. Foolish fanboys want to snatch at shiny objects. Adults know better.

I haven't watched a minute of the Olympics. They're all pretty much money-grubbing pros, media hucksters shilling for their "brand" and rabid narcissists at this point, aren't they? The notion - probably erroneous for some time now, in all honesty - that these are people motivated by a love of...

No. He's expensive, and he's a bum.

Seems reasonable all-'round. Wiiliams, after all, is an unproven DC; Kuhr is a proven one.

The mayor is certainly a moron.

This team is not in a position to take on a short-term, overpriced player - Tyreek or any other "proven" (i.e. burnout player on the downside who won't be worth a damn by the team is actually competitive) who will soon be useless crap if he is not already. This snatching at shiny baubles to...

Tonga, Hawkins, Lowe and Chaisson makes sense to me, if the money's right; but none of them is indispensable. If the SB taught us anything, it reminded us that we are still comparatively early in a rebuild from absolute garbage, which suggests that players who played a good enough role to help...

Absolutely. This and any number of other considerations should be developed and correlated before any definitive view is adopted and acted upon.

That would be one approach. We need to secure competition (replacement?) for center, left guard, left tackle. Which one we get from where depends on objective evaluation (as opposed to the sort of immediate, handwringing reaction - not talking about yours - to which we are being subjected every...

I didn't mock him. I teased him a little, and I expressed - explicitly - a hope he would recover and accomplish his dream: "I wish him well in pursuing what is no doubt a lifelong dream, I really do.." But evidently you feel some sort of virtue-signalling need to whine about it. **** off.

He looks like a statue of Adonis. He also plays like a statue of Adonis. I wish him well in pursuing what is no doubt a lifelong dream, I really do, but he kinda is what he is. He's like a Scud missile: explosive, but you don't know where exactly where he'll be when he goes off, or if he will...

Shakespeare. Add a little class to the joint.

I can't myself form make any definitive evaluation of Drake's performance in the post/late season or overall without an objective clarification as to the sort of injury he actually has. The idea that "real men" are unaffected by injury - spit on it and move on - is just horseshit. All we know...

This guy's videos are really excellent and educational.

So the team went from four wins to a berth in the Super Bowl, and you're whining. You must have a pantytwisting puddle of goo during the Mayo experience.

I would try to trade for an edge rusher, maybe draft a project edge guy mid-draft. I would spend the bulk of the draft on offense. Competition for Campbell at LT, competition (or move guys around) at center, WR prospects, a TE, a WR or two, maybe an interesting RB prospect, given Henderson's...