Kyyle23

It was a good throw. It was a bad decision

7-3

Hicks and Mack are just animals

This offseason will be odd, I believe

Honestly the best part is Sims being put on IR. I don't wish Ill will towards him, concussions are no joke, but that guy was just not very good

When we find Hahn, we will ask him

Yes. Yes we will.

Oh no what will we do, Houston got *squints at notes*......Diaz. Rebuild is over now

If the schedule makers could do them coming off a bye, it would be fine but instead they do it how they want and say a schedule maker could never figure that out

Trubisky is NFC offensive player of the week

whoa lets not get crazy here

Playing conditions can't be much better in LA. They were handing out face masks this past weekend due to air quality

this one i view as them trying to cut a player that is the ultimate tease. If he could stay healthy, this wouldnt even be in play

Batavia vs Nazareth

Weird how the Lions kicker was completely unaffected by this wind

This season is probably the most fun I have had watching since the last Super Bowl team

Suck it Lombardi

You are right, it mostly favors the player and Hayward is a good example of that. However I don't think you can walk to the negotiating table with a player like Harper and offer something like that and get him to stay. He is going to look for and find the best deal for himself, for now and the future

3 year opt out. Pay him what he wants and worry about paying him in 3 years, hopefully in the middle of a competitive window This is the thing, we have no idea who the high earner will be in 3 years, or 5 years. Paying him 45 million a year for 5 years sounds incredible, but he knows in the 3-5 year time frame, the highest earner could be making more than that and he will want to be able to match or exceed it. If you don't give him that opportunity, he will probably go to a team that will.

I understand it clearly, and I think it is naive to think that a player in his absolute prime years is just gonna hand those years over when he can maximize his earning potential two years earlier

If you play that game you are going to lose. 3 years is the standard, it affords both parties the opportunity to walk away relatively unscathed if something bad happens

Wherever he signs, winning or not winning team, there will be an opt out probably at 3 years. That's how these guys maximize their earnings

SIU actually hung in there against Kentucky until fouling became a huge issue late in the second half. For the first time in a long time I'm optimistic about this season

Darius Slay and TJ Lang both ruled out on Sunday vs the bears

How can you not know him? He plays with the very excellent Tyler Chatwood