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Gordon's a better receiver and pretty sure he's a bit better after contact than Howard. Also, Howard is literally a 1 cut dude. That's the most replaceable thing in the NFL. That's random middle round or undrafted free agents or dudes from practice squads. Gordon has had some injury concerns...

Yeah. Miami paying Jordan Howard 2/10 looks even worse now.

Just watched the Resleeved anime thing and it was ok. Very predictable, but it was mostly fine.

Yeah that wouldn't be a huge surprise. Wonder what kind of contract he'll get.

I mean in hindsight yeah, but they made a Superbowl and were trying to make a run at it for the next couple of seasons. If they win a Superbowl within that window they'd have considered the whole thing a success. It's a calculated risk and it certainly didn't pay off, but it's not the last...

Eating shit now to not eat even more shit later. He was signed through 2023.

Doubt anyone would have taken that salary for literally anything besides maybe an equally shit contract.

He was making too much money to get traded for assets.

Yeah, I don't really buy you guys taking Tua. And I honestly don't care if Chargers or someone want to give you guys a crazy amount for the pick to take him. If that's what's happening I'd rather go Oline or Simmons or whoever the best player at 5 is.

Might actually be the worst comic trailer I can remember and there's been plenty of real bad ones. Bring back the Claremont/Byrne Xmen days.

I get why you'd want your guys to trade back, i just don't think that's the spot people looking for tua should trade up to since he should still be there at 3.

Not taking Young at 2 just seems real awkward. I mean i get trading out of it if someone gives you enough shit, but it feels like the random bullshit about your guys taking tua at that spot is just the usual draft rumor shit. The trade spot seems likely at 3. I'd really prefer Miami not to go...

Ok cap hell might have been overstating it, but cap inflexible and not having draft stock is definitely not a good position to be in. But at least your guys didn't just sign Jordan Howard for 2/10.

Rams are in cap hell because all their money is in 3 dudes and they have no draft capital at all.

Jags eatting a lot of the cap hit too.

The problem is that if he's bad it's just as likely because he's old and broken down, while the other direction has plenty of potential to have plenty of support. Your centention really needed this to happen like 5 years ago. That being said if you're saying that he needs a "system" in that...

I mean 7 was probably better, but calling 8 better has to involve dementia or over medication.

Ball security certainly should improve. And the defense was definitely better later in the season than it was early on.

Yeah with Evans and Godwin that's exactly what that locker room needs.

Getting to throw to Evans and Godwin probably has at least something to do with it.

Kim losing her shit. That's going to be interesting.

But New England never once changed their offense because of personnel or the fact that they had like 4 offensive coordinators during his run there.

Or it'll show he's old as fuck. It's not like they ran the same offense for 20 years.

Dolphins signed Jordan Howard for 2/10. Why the fuck would you pay that dude 5 million? There's plenty of dudes that can do what he does for a lot cheaper.

Maybe I'm wrong and he will turn it over 35 times. That would be entertaining.

I mean there's a decent chance Brady has success in Tampa. He hasn't had that good of receivers since maybe Moss/Welker. Their defense is also good and presumably he won't turn the ball over 35 times.

Yeah. Just curious how the whole getting a bunch of edge/LB hybrid dudes and going back to his patriots roots thing Florio is doing will work out. Also, I'm with you on Flowers, he's way better on the inside which is where the biggest issue with Miami's line has always been anyways.

I mean it was bound to happen at some point since they have an absurd amount of cap space, but i'm not really sure about the specific choices.

Dolphins signings so far: Byron Jones 5/82.5 Kyle Van Noy 4/51 Emmanuel Ogbah 2/15 Shaq Lawson 3/30 Ereck Flowers 3/30 Clayton Fejedelem 3 years probably cheap. And now Jordan Howard That's a lot of dudes.

Dolphins signing everyone apparently

Yeah it's pretty shitty. Just about anyone in a retail or service industry is going to get hit pretty bad.

wat.

Raiders getting Mariota. Now that's an actually exciting transaction.

Wild

Would have been interesting if he had ended up in Tampa. Those receivers are crazy good and they actually play some defense.

Not unexpected. He'll get to play with an elite line which isn't something he's had in awhile. Bridgewater getting a starting gig is good.

Maybe Houston secretly knows that 2020 David Johnson is really 2016 David Johnson.

That's a big contract. Not sure what their plan is. Have 2-3 real expensive guys and a bunch of rookies?

I mean I suspect they're working on that. Could be Rivers or Bridgewater or someone and getting a dude like Buckner in a division where the only other decent team is falling on their sword and maybe the best oline in the league has to be somewhat appealing to prospective FA QBs.

Well you can't pay everyone and 21 million is a lot.