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I'll be watching BB wirh Pat and the boys while trying to ignore my wife's 200th rewatch of Sex And The City in the background

Don't see them giving up a young franchise QB just to move up 2 spots... Dude has produced despite horrible circumstances. This ain't Mac or Zach.

Will you be wearing a new Drake Maye jersey?

Ernie never could play so he was on the coaching/research/strategy side full-time from the start. He was 50 when he was brought in by BB to do his part in Dynasty 1. Can't think that any player (especially one who didn't play offense or defense) can retire at 40 and be what Ernie was. Not...

Main difference is with Ryans we saw, with Mayo we've been told. We saw Ryans being the head honcho as coordinator. We saw the good stuff, and when bad stuff happened he had nowhere to hide--it was he who was held accountable. No PR necessary, it was all on display. We've been told Mayo is...

Did he? I recall that he needed to really wind and twist when he tried to put any zip on the ball. Not the recipe for a quick release.

Teams were still interested in paying Locker when he chose to retire. Just didn't have the passion to fight through the injuries and grind, he said as much himself. Inject him with a dose of TB's drive and dedication, and he'd have figured out his footwork and accuracy issues. Just like Josh...

Not sure there's a team out there that wouldn't be competitive if you add a top 5 player to their 3 weakest positions. Especially if you're talking about adding a top 5 QB. If some teams wouldn't become competitive in that scenario, it's a pretty short list.

I kinda see it. It's a cut-off hoodie type of show. Bonus points for Boston Connor who'd have made a great team mascot.

I have tangible confusion

I'll expand on something I've said before: If you don't crack top 10 or 12 in the league, you're considered a bust at QB. A top 25 WR or CB or IOL is a very good player. The 25th QB is trash. In other positions, guys are cycled out of the top of the hierarchy by age 30. The better QBs are now...

I keep reading about a "BB camp" and don't even know what that means. What I've seen are people independently going to bat for him out of their own free will (Edelman, Law, Gronk, Gilmore, etc). Having a hard time picturing Bill leading some camp aimed at influencing media storylines. As for...

You can debate 2019 or 2020, but it doesn't change the point.

In this case I think both sides hold water. It's no secret Kraft resents Bill, big time. It's not even debatable at this point. Anyone who calls Kraft privately for a BB reference is going to get an earful of bitterness. On the other hand, it's also not hard to imagine teams passing on him...

I laugh but deep down I cry

Here's a pic of one poster right after tooting Juju's horn. You might be onto something.

This actually hits close to some of my most irrational fears: I'm terrified of how Maye looks like Sam Darnit, and of McCarthy's uncanny resemblance to Zach Milfson.

And then I thought "meh, it's all made up, they blurred his hand and called it a dong, lemme search the real image" And then I really wished I hadn't done that.

Should thank him for the tip

Yeah hitting spectacularly on so many other picks helps buffer the one spectacular failure