trubirdfan4life

i know this is old, but I hate to disagree. the toss is more than a different look. it takes away the boot action and the play fake option with one move. bott action slows linebackers and freezes secondary. the toss let's you know exactly where the play is. if you don' win EVERY matchup, its toast. tosses are great if you had a dominant Oline. if not, you are simply hoping for a missed tackle or incredible juke. this approach make life too hard in the NFL. in college, everything works because of the difference in talent level. but I get where you are coming from

if he is there when we pick, I immediately run, full sprint to turn in the pick. Dammm texting and phone calls. pure speed.

sony Michele would be my choice between the two

when you are paying your center, qb, wr1, wr2,cb1, cb2, rb market value......there really isn't much left to spend.

relax, it's pretty obvious journalists are giving opinions. I posed a question. what position would he play? the answer is none, unless they change schemes.

he isn't a 3-4 DE.

what position would he play for NE?

Ryan's deal isn't an issue. matthews, allen, Jones, beasley, Jarrett? those deal will be the issue. we already pay Matt ryan....that's just a given for every NFL team with a veteran starting qb.

3mil for depth? a marginal talent for 3mil is pretty steep at backup guard

and......Dumervil is a legit Linebacker. we are really thin after Campbell and Jones. our main rotational lb.....was a safety. the 3rd starter, rookie...struggled to say the least

seems like levitre took a pay cut so that we could sign Ben garland. sorry, this doesn't make us better

we already know. before he signed with Miami, he was asked about what team he prefers to play for. he said he is letting his agent choose the team. if he no longer wants to be highly paid, yet have.a chance at winning.....we are his choice. if he is simply keeping score with the guaranteed money.....oh well

everything on offense just seemed hard. nothing fluid

he and every other player would go to Cleveland for above market value. how do you think the jags got to the level they did last season? overpaying talented guys to come to your team and build a winner. it's just how It's done these days. it only takes a couple of good offseasons to go from a perennial loser to a divisio champ and playoff team.

if it's the browns with 111 million under the cap? I could absolutely see his deal being higher thab Stafford's