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Yes exactly. The Evans parallel to Moss is something Ive posted a bunch. This is another great example. Like Moss, Mike Evans in his prime ...
not only did it work out well but at a much lower cost. Didnt we just sign Brady (no trade) as a free agent and traded a modest sum for Gronk? The Ra...
my point: there's a circumstance where a contract now would not be criticized as premature. Might only happen 66% of the time, but it exists...
Ha, love it. The "you are wrong" question: "you want him prematurely extended, right?" What if he did a $40 million 5 year deal now and then throug...
but opens them up too. a legit running game makes it easier for the receivers for those who see Evans as still a deep threat, even more so.
Yes, agreed. The better/simpler way of stating the "Rams exist on a different plane than the Bucs." And also why I chose to describe it as a parallel,...
The Rams are a great lens through which to view the Bucs. The Rams exist on a different plane than the Bucs but so many parallels, right dow...
Good write up as ususal. This is the unsolved problem for the Panthers. That and the 1st place schedule make it very iffy for Canales. ...
The two teams are more parallel than you might think we win in 2020 with Brady, kick ass in 2021 but fall short and then bad 2022 the Rams win in ...
It doesn't matter though. He will become the measure and people will post things like "we could've traded up." I think the Bucs take Tr...
The J-Rod versus Trotter debate is class message board draft debate. Its sort of like BPA versus need. Never the two shall meet
They drafted a QB. Now trading Verse and a 1st rounder? So, they see this year, maybe next, as a last shot then blow it up? Garrett is som...
FWIW, Simms evaluated the 2026 QBs. His ranking for Mayfield (10th) might be a little high, but the analysis seems to fit: “The elite traits are, o...
His health is obviously a wild card, but at a minimum his "on paper" upside has to be higher with Shanahan, a great RB and a very good QB.
