ChemEngr79

I see it similarly. We should feed him like Larry Johnson in 2005. If he gets similar performance we should tag him and ride him one more year and then let him go after 2020. Note: LJ got ~330 carries in 05 and 400+ in 06... He was never useful again... I really like Henry, but this is a business. It is very unlikely we should commit to a 4-5 year deal with him if it has any guarantees beyond 2020(ish).

Hopefully, Smith can play again. His injury looked nasty, and the severity must have been under reported. He he was developing nicely prior to injury...

He had micro fracture surgery on a knee after his rookie year... It is wise to not not give him a huge long term deal... He is a very solid player, but not elite.

My guess: the damn breaks in 2020 as the demographic shifts coupled with millennial disdain for the Trumpified Evangelicals make it impossible to retain that plateau..

The article closes by recommending that SF draft Bryce Petty in the 2nd or 3rd round as he hit on 9 out of 10 of the traits... But other than that, it was an insightful article...

Not unusual. Roos and joe Thomas did the same thing. Basically, once you stop forcing yourself to eat 6-8 meals a day and drop from 8000+ calories/ day to 3500 ish the weight just flies off

The ethanol math always checks out as an impressive indirect subsidy to farm country. The emissions savings are minor and the further upside is very limited. Now E85 as a dirt cheap race fuel...yeah, that is a huge win for people like me that like to run 26 PSI and more than 2x the stock power levels on their cars...

They are excellent quality WRs as #4/5, but they were not capable of sufficient production as #2/3 last year. Maybe they improve as they are both coming into the year 3/4 time where WR often "click". I suspect they beat out this year's UDFAs and Batson, but there will be competition for the last 2 WR slots...

Gordon had something like 130 yards in the previous game before Adoree locked him down...Gordon was playing like a #1 WR at that point...

He didn't play to expectations for the season as a whole even with much improved play in the 2nd half. However, we have no leverage to ask him to take a pay cut as we certainly aren't going to cut him. Hopefully, we get 2nd half Bulter in 19 and don't have to worry about this. If he is hot/cold in 19, then paycut or release is on the table for 2020...

We greatly missed the 2017 version of RM in 2018. The loss of the 2018 version of RM in 2018 was barely noticed.

Solid double entendre. I think we will have fun with him...

Sounds like the perfect player for 3rd and 3...

An excellent series. At least a 9/10...

Gotta watch out for the Mexican Armadas...