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I think the Penix pick is pretty solid too. What do you think about the Kirk Cousins signing? Normally those 2 things wouldn't be related, but in this case, it sure seems like the Falcons threw $100 million guaranteed at a 38 YO QB that just tore his Achilles before they scouted the upcoming...

Fair points, and ultimately nobody will care about all of this if Penix turns out to be great. I'm sure we will never know, but I really would be fascinated to know when they decided or thought they might draft a QB at #8. It certainly appears that they made that decision sometime in the last...

If we really want to play some 5D chess, the Vikings just took a quarterback that needs some time to develop. The Vikings would be brilliant to trade for Cousins. Maybe even give the Falcons their tampering pick back

Also, any team that wanted to pay Cousins $45m a year would have done it a month ago.

All the rationales for this makes sense if they got Fields or Russell Wilson instead of Cousins.

I mean it would have been a fine pick if they hadn't have signed Cousins. It just doesn't seem fathomable that they didn't know how much they loved Penix a month ago.

The Penix pick is fine. It's the Cousins signing that is perplexing now. Did they really not know a month ago that they loved Penix?

To be fair, this is the Atlanta Falcons......... Just because they draft somebody in the top 10 does not mean they plan to use him.

I think this could be a really great landing spot. There aren't many organizations set up to be as patient as NE. It's not a dumpster fire organization that he's being called in to save immediately. Brissett is a great QB to have in front of a QB that needs some time to develop. A good...

It's just like any other market. People are willing to do it, so it is what it is. I barely even make $4000 a month, so I can't even comprehend. What is it about NYC that makes it worth it for him to light an extra $3K a month on fire? (compared to other places)

I agree. But the Broncos have shown us over the last few years that they absolutely love terrible ideas.

If Minnesota pulls it off, the NFC North becomes wildly fascinating (more than it already is). Lions already SB Contenders. Packers young team already way ahead of schedule. Then if you mix in CHI and MIN with really talented rookie QB's both somehow dropped into great situations, wow. You...

Timely enough. CarMax trying to sell a 4-year old Land Crusier with 70,000 miles for $73K No doubt they'll get it.

It would be so awesome if MIN can get up to 3 to get him. I still can't fathom how WAS will pass on him, but I'll be so glad if they do. Of all the things Washington fans have had to endure, watching Drake Maye and Sam Howell face off in the 2026 NFC Championship game will be up there with...

Pre-season starts in 2 weeks (I learned that last night).

Obviously, Clark is the driver here, but it's a star-studded group of rookies in general. The women's tournament was so much more interesting than the men's this year. Cardoso and Reese going to Chicago made me think about ordering a Sky jersey. It'l be interesting to see what happens if Clark...

Go on and get the 4-runner. 20 years and 400,000 miles later, you can still sell it for $30,000.

Stellantis decided to make Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram luxury brands. Still the same Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram. Just with a 30% mark-up. That makes it luxury, right?

Agreed. It's just an incredibly risky strategy for a company trying to get people making $60K a year to keep buying $80K trucks at 12% interest. I hope they were getting paid a lot of money for this information because otherwise it makes zero sense to contribute to increased insurance costs...

If you have a GM vehicle and have OnStar's SmartDriver (you may not even know you do), they have been selling your driving data for years. Selling it to LexisNexis and Verisk, who then provided that information to auto insurers. You'll never believe this, but that information was used to raise...