If Cleveland passed on a QB twice in the top 5, fans would tear FirstEnergy stadium down brick by brick.Originally Posted by dogfish
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If Cleveland passed on a QB twice in the top 5, fans would tear FirstEnergy stadium down brick by brick.
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Cleveland is going to take a LBer and a RB with their 2 first round picks, some how end up with a ST player named Putney, and end up calling someone a "pancake eating mother ******".
Book it.
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Per Breer, Matthews’ contract was for $1 million. The deal reportedly adds $700,000 in incentives. On the surface the $1.7 million deal looks like quite the bargain. The deal gets even better for the Patriots when we dive even deeper. The report also indicated that only $170,000 of the contract is guaranteed.
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They're so sick of residing at the bottom of the heap that it has robbed them of all reason . . .
Though He slay me, I will trust in Him . . . (Job 13:15)
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They probably have run out of excuses to their fans as to why they continuously suck, culminating in 0-16, and have the most amount of cap space every year. At least they’re spending some of that money this year. Even if they are overspending a little.
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Cowboys released Dez Bryant
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Only took them a month to do the inevitable.
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If it wouldn't cost us an arm and a freaking leg....but we don't have the cap. Dez, DT and Sanders in the slot would be nice.
He isn't worth the money he'd want us to pay him though so no thank you.
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Eric Decker is a FA. Depends on the dollars but he might be worth it.
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It’s been talked about. Signs point to no, though I guess that could change after the draft. They want a third WR to play special teams and Decker wouldn’t be that guy
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Special teams, the forgotten part of the team.
I was inclined to be for Decker's signing, but you have a point . . .
Though He slay me, I will trust in Him . . . (Job 13:15)
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Unless the punter is dancing, I care not for the teams of specialness.
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