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If you are looking at Texas why would you look at Austin? Pretty sure that is the most liberal city in Texas.

LOL, released

Nope. https://sports.yahoo.com/a-teambyteam-look-at-which-nfl-players-have-opted-out-of-the-2020-season-due-to-coronavirus-concerns-143034892.html#:~:text=The%20opt%2Dout%20decision%20is,for%20other%20reasons%20receive%20%24150%2C000

Yeah, as much as I would like to hope he will be a solid #2 TE, I think it will be a small miracle if he stays healthy

I get it, extremely low risk. But the heartbreak he felt at having multiple miscarriages was enough for him to not want to risk his child at all. I am not going to fault him for that. They already have a new baby, I think she was born in February.

I can understand players like Marquise Goodwin who are more worried about their kids themselves. Him and his wife have already dealt with 3 miscarriages, and any risk to their new child just isn't worth it.

LOL, that sucks! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8578495/Father-penis-built-arm-delays-mean-stuck-years.html

What. The. Fuck.

I'm pretty sure this picture needs to be cropped and added as a reaction in this forum.

Damn, I loved watching him play. Dummy

This is where I'm at. 100% not happy to see him in the NFC West, but also find it amusing watching the Seahawks mortgage their future on him. He's great, but the Seahawks are also far more than 1 player from winning the Super Bowl.

Pretty fucking crazy if he actually makes it back onto the field. Part of me hopes he does just cause I am rooting for the guy, part of me hopes he doesn't cause I would be scared for him...

One of the things I hate in sports is arrogance. I think there is a pretty big line between confidence and arrogance. See Lebron James going to Miami and counting how many rings they would win, that is gross arrogance. To me Tyreek Hill is going down that path right now, and I find it just as...

Barf

Holy shit

Let's wait to see how many Dodgers players kneel.

Yeah that all seems a bit over the top to be real. But man do I hope it is because the drama surrounding it will just be fascinating to watch!

Don't disagree with any of this. But your last sentence pretty much sums it up. I just don't see him providing that level of value again, at least not for 4 more years.

I think the only RB currently in the NFL worth nearly that much is McCaffrey.

Another RB getting overpaid! https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29468666/source-derrick-henry-titans-reach-agreement-4-year-50m-deal

Both Chris Jones and Myles Garret got paid today.

LOL https://dailysnark.com/someone-trademarked-all-of-the-potential-new-team-names-for-washington/

Kaepernick did get a fat contract. It was just that much of it wasn't guaranteed, so when he started to suck he was shown the door. https://www.ninersnation.com/2014/6/6/5787506/a-full-rundown-of-colin-kaepernick-contract-extension-details

Honestly, unless a vaccine is suddenly readily available, I just don't see this season happening in any sense of normalcy.

Just imagine if the 49ers would have taken Jamal Adams instead of Soloman Thomas, like many people were hoping. I am way too lazy to go back and find it, but I remember posting that I wasn't thrilled about the Thomas pick and just didn't see the huge upside in him everyone was talking about...

Yeah I 100% get it, and I was excited at the thought of Mostert having a potentially huge year. Maybe they figure something out still, but I doubt it. I have faith that Shanahan can get plenty of production out of McKinnon (assuming health), Coleman, Wilson, and a couple other rookie undrafted...

Well shit. As much as I love Mostert and was looking forward to seeing what he could do this year with the 49ers, I hope they don't give in to his demands, and just trade him. First off he just signed an extension. Secondly, I don't think he will excel in another system like he does with Shanahan.

$45M per year sounds like a lot, but in 5 years (assuming the cap continues to rise at the same pace) it is going to be a bargain for the Chiefs.

I honestly don't see how the NFL has any semblance of a regular season this year. Obviously Covid is still going to be around when the year is supposed to start, and there is absolutely no way these guys aren't going to get it. Even if these guys get it and are asymptomatic, they will be forced...

Yeah I don't know how that is really going to work. I wonder if they somehow managed to negotiate a certain % of the cap for each year? Not even sure if that is possible or allowed though. Going to be very interesting to see the numbers

Just got around to reading it. Yeah that really sucks

Yeah this is a pretty stupid take by Sherman. I honestly don't know what he expects from a QB he had one great season, and has been injured and had shit seasons since.