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Antonio Brown to be traded by Friday the Steelers said. I would have no idea how to feel if my team traded for him. He is still so good, but he seems to be going crazy.

He's pretty good. It just depends on how much you value a true free safety vs a more in the box safety. Collins is one of the best in the box safeties in football. It just depends on how you value that.

It definitely would be a Raiders thing to do. Depending on how good Murray is it might make them a pretty good team. For like a year before they all killed each other. They should also draft DK Metcalf, cause I feel like he born to be a Raider.

I feel like the Giants are making a huge mistake not even franchising Collins. Your a rebuilding team, why not keep your young really good safety. They have cap space. Not sure the Packers would pay him the money he is going to get, but they should try.

Montez Sweat is fast. Pretty impressive for a dude that is like 260 pounds.

I mean they did get something for losing Kirk Cousins. It was no longer having Kirk Cousins on your team. I'm really curious how the Raiders use those three first round picks. I wouldn't rule them out take a kicker or a fullback.

CB and OL stand out as really bad. Possibly safety if they can't bring Amos back. If they bring him back, it's pretty good. RB - Howard(who they are trying to trade and Cohen. Who else? Cohen isn't really a fulltime RB. TE - Burton and Shaheen. Literally no one else. OLB - Mack and Floyd. Kylie Fitts? Sam Acho? They have good depth and ILB and DL. WR is ok, good depth at like slot WR, but nothing really on the outside besides Robinson.

They have about 11 million in cap space. They have about 3 draft picks right now. Not including the 7th rounds ones, because those are nothing you can rely on. They probably have to fill about what 8-9 roster spots. Maybe more. Not saying they can't do something, but if you do. You are looking at a team that would be paper thin in depth and would risk losing good players the next two year, without a clear way to replace them.

There is also a salary cap. So no matter how much you want to get better and add players, you might not be able to.

The Colts could offer him 15 million a year or 18 million. What's wrong with Amos? I thought he was a pretty good player, Bears probably have a more realistic shot at bringing him back.

It would be crazy for the Giants to not tag him, unless they think he's going to hold out and it might not be worth the trouble. There are 7 teams with over 70 million in cap space. So I'm sure he will get huge money. I bet he gets 13+ per year.

Do you think Harper gets the same deal that MM just got or does he pass that up? Something closer to 350$. It seems like he would pass it if there was more teams bidding, but if it's just Philly and maybe the White Sox, it's hard to see him getting more than MM.

Its really nice.

How does Kenny Williams go out there and admit that they were shocked by the deal? I bet he thinks he is sounding like one of us disappointed fans, but he just sounds so incompetent.

Yeah, the second one had a little science fiction. I felt like they were kinda going for a Back to the Future vibe.

Yeah, both of these movies have been pleasant surprises.

Happy Death Day 2U was really good. If you liked the Scream movies, these movies are have a similar feel. Slasher flick with some comedy.

Yikes. Trading for a 34 year old Joe Flacco is something. I guess the brilliance of Case Keenum didn't do it for them. Talent wins out or something......

Yeah, he's a nice player, but I'm not sure he is worth moving money around or possibly cutting someone. Especially when you already have two backs. I bet they draft one late or sign undrafted free agent.

If you don't think back up Qb's need to be good or it's not worth having a good one. I would like to point you to the Packers 2017 season. They might get a 3-4th round pick for him. He is also has a cap hit of 3 million this year and 5 million next year. Bears would have to trade one of their few draft picks and then add that money to their already limited cap space. Not saying it's impossible, but it would be a lot for them right now. They would probably be better just bringing in a undrafted free agent. As far as a comparison to Cohen, I think Johnson is more of a traditional RB.

I forgot there is no more need for back up QB's in the league. It's not like starters ever get hurt. I don't think the Bears have the draft picks to trade for Johnson or the cap space for his deal.

Talent wins out in the NFL. That is why guys like Nathan Peterman and Brad Kaaya aren't in the league. Oh, wait... As far as the Browns go, I hope they trade Duke Johnson. I would take him, they haven't used him right anyway.

Looking at the stats for the Patriots in the playoffs, they allowed a total of 122 rushing yards in the playoffs (3 games). 40 yards a game. That is impressive.

He didn't really torch them in the second half either. Things only opened up in the last 8 minutes in the game. I was trying to make the point that the Patriots defense was playing pretty well and that was probably part of why Goff struggled.