8 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

Didn't they just show a clip of him coming in? Lol the PR team has been trying to fix that mess but I don't think it'll ever be fixed until he's gone

 

8 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

I don't usually buy the "if he played for X Team he'd have been much better/worse" argument, but it's hard to overstate how weak the QB play at TCU was while he was there.

Anyone who watched TCU could see how no WR could put up massive numbers. 

An important part of Training Camps is the fear of the unknown for NFL players and getting them to a point where they realise that they can live in some normality and compete at a high level.  It's completely understandable for players to be unsure and step back, especially those with health conditions.  The harsh reality for all teams is how professional they are from top to bottom will dictate if COVID spreads through them or not.  Teams with poor leadership will learn a harsh lesson early on.

I am glad I wasn't the only one to wonder about the Pats tanking this season.

 

And ultimately, well run franchises will see the current pandemic as an execellent chance to win a Super Bowl.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

And then Phillies fly into Miami Monday. Great plan. 

Double whammy have yo go into Miami and they can’t beat the marlins lol 

2 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Its weird... because I just heard ZDogg talking about this and he said that some hospitals were trying to get it back again despite the FDA warning. Because the removal of the Emergency use, and the FDA warning were all based on these BAD studies that said it was killing people. The studies which were retracted from the peer reviewed journals.

Its a really scary thing that scientists have let their political bias impact the work they are putting out. The doctors and scientists that did this work, as well as the panel of peer reviewers are all a disgrace to the scientific community and a danger to public health. We cant be making medical decisions based on politics. I do believe there are patients with COVID benefiting from hydroxychloroquine.

I do also believe there are a few even better options out there now as fat as treatments...

Nonsense. Unadulterated BS.

13 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

 

I'm guessing in Warfords case "opting out" isn't the correct terminology since he has nothing to opt out of. Probably just told his agent he's taking the year off.

Just channel surfing and found the Flyers vs Penguins game. First NHL I've seen in over 10 years and I'd forgotten how quick it was.  I won't pay for a subscription to watch it though

40 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

Not even the season yet.... one eagles WR out for season and won’t play til week 7. 

 

So awesome watching the Flyers again.

Loving this.  And playoff hockey to boot!

YES. 

Might as well stop asking Doug anything at this point

I would incentivize Jeffrey to opt out. We recoop some money this year, get him back when he's completely healthy. Maybe we get all our highest paid players to opt out and we carry over the cap savings to next year?

 

28 minutes ago, Desertbirds said:

Nonsense. Unadulterated BS.

Russia says it will be approving the world’s first coronavirus vaccine in the next two weeks.

I thought Trump is supposed to be buddies with these guys .... what gives?  Maybe Alex Ovechkin will end up getting his Nobel Prize instead.   

 

If a player is on the bubble or is one of those training camp battles that is unlikely to make the roster (there are probably over 100 in the league), why would they NOT opt out right now?  I understand that if they don't get picked up next year, then they apparently have to pay that guaranteed money back, but I seriously doubt teams will enforce that.  

HA

32 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

YES. 

yeah ideally both are starting. But it was important to have someone behind Jackson for when he is hurt again. Hopefully Hightower can be that guy to give a spot start. 

Hey, we will take our lumps this year but every team is gonna have players opting out and injuries of their own. Its not a bad year to have a less than optimal roster. Everyone is in the same boat. 

 

55 minutes ago, matchew88 said:

I would incentivize Jeffrey to opt out. We recoop some money this year, get him back when he's completely healthy. Maybe we get all our highest paid players to opt out and we carry over the cap savings to next year?

You know their salaries also roll over to next year, so you are still paying them either way, so there is no cap savings.