More likely than whacky:Musa Smith has a stellar season as the Ravens RB 1, and any and all references to Jamal Lewis 'taking it to the house', will have the word (big) inserted in the appropriate place, and will surround what he is, and isn't, allowed to bring with him to his cell in the Federal Pen...If this issue was between him and the local or state authorities, it might be different, but GDB screwing with the Feds. This is a MUCH more serious situation than anyone wants to believe right now, IMHO. I think he's doing time, and even if he doesn't, that this'll go far enough that the League gets involved in some way, and it costs him some early season playing time at the very least.Slightly whacky, but at least plausible:A team nowhere near the west coast announces they are moving to LA. Shortly thereafter, the NFL Owners are going to come to their senses and rename the divisions after 'Legends of the Game' and scrap this silly regional nonsense for once and for all...Truly whacky, and accompanied by a herd of swine sprouting wings and taking flight
aniel Snyder takes a complete backseat to the Joe Gibbs Program, stays out of the limelight and keeps his nose, and opinion, out of where it doesn't belong: the locker room and the game of football. Instead, he focuses on something he's actually reputed to know something about: Public Relations. He stops extorting the longtime faithful by offering reasonably priced concessions and parking, develops a working traffic pattern for entrance and exit, and opens all areas of the stadium for every fan to share. National television takes note of how he walks through the stands mingling with the common folk, seeking insight on how to make the fan experience at Redskins Stadium so great that long time season ticket holders, who'd given up hope that the glory days might ever exist again, actually begin attending the games, instead of selling their tickets to greatseats.com, because it's less aggravating than actually attending a game. The sports bars around the Capital Beltway empty as legions of screaming warriors descend on Landover, clamoring to gain access to a coveted seat. We actually regain the homefield advantage when the Eagles and Cowboys come into town, and their fans that DO show up learn their place, and the brutal consequences associated with acting in a manner inappropriate of a visitor we extend the priviledge of observing their team's bloody carnage on the field of battle.