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I think your hot take is exactly right. This is getting better than Gordon's uncertainty insurance.
Maybe.
No, they're not. They took his deep ball accuracy and quantified it at #22. Don't Pats homer this thread up. He stinks with the deep pass and never throws it anymore. Brown's a route runner anyway and it won't matter.
No need to apologize.
We’ll see. If Brady has time his deep ball is fine. If he is under duress his see ball is meh. His deep ball passer rating was first or second in the league in 2016 and 2017. Maybe he dropped off some last year, but I certainly give him time for deep throws.
Different kind of crazy.
Yes, I agree, but you saying that's nuts when the stat was right there was the basis of my comment. And I highly doubt his deep ball was first or second in 2017. But I don't have a scrip to PFF, so I can't check.
I was talking from a pure football view of things. New England hasn't had a talent like this since Moss. They will utilize their new toy.
How could the Chiefs have tampered with LeSean? He got cut without any sort of drama and to a bit of no surprise and rancor to those who followed the situation. Two totally situations here.Having taken a breath, I would say I'm shocked by the agreement to sign on Monday.
It will be interesting to see what protection is put into the contractual language.
Edelman, Harry and DT are all dinged up to varying degrees. Gordon is well-liked but unreliable. The signing makes sense from an arbitrage standpoint, pending the aforementioned possible contract language hurdle.
Do you suppose the Chiefs tampered with LeSean McCoy?
I think reality will be somewhere in the middle.
Pretty brilliant to start that act while still in Pittsburgh last year. And to then act super excited to be in Oakland talking about how much he was going to prove the doubters/haters wrong.
You've spent way too much time spouting common sense like this into a medium and ether that doesn't respect it enough. Time to stop.
Anybody suggesting Brady isn't a top-3 NFL QB in 2019, is clearly judging by feelings and not logic.
I seriously think he showed up to Raider camp and realized that Carr wasn't going to be able to get him the ball. I wouldn't doubt if Drew made a few calls to see what interest there was for him and where.
Gordon needs a whole lof of maintenance. It's a harder story and I thought New England might have a better bead on it that most thought, but now I'm not so sure. He might be caught in a numbers game in NE.
Nobody suggested that. They suggested a particular part of his game, as rated by several outlets, is subpar. I hope that fine distinction helps.
The Steelers weren't paying any of Brown's new contract. When they traded Brown, the remainder of his pro-rated signing bonus had to be accelerated to this year's cap. It was money already paid to him that they had been able to spread over the life of the deal until they traded him.
Depends what his goal is. If its another ring, New England is/was the best the spot to get one, certainly a hell of a lot better than Denver, and I think Denver is a much better team than most do.
I agree with this.
Offense is improved so just gives him more chances to rumble into the end zone
(Happy Michel owner)
That's on Raider management. Maybe if a player threatened an owner. But GM answers to owner. Put that on Davis.
