mctitan53

That’s not Ran’s fault the constant restructures during JRobs last couple years is why there is so much dead money. The majority of it is KB and Tannehill.

I believe Derrick's was effectively a new contract in 2022 because he got a raise, so I'm not sure how that would count... but would assume its still eligible for the comp pick formula.

Players that have automatic void years built into their original contract count, but if the void years were added due to a renegotiated term, it does not. So I believe all 3 will still count toward the comp pick formula.

They would still need to fulfill the Rooney Rule though, I believe.

LT - Skoronski LG - Dillard C - Brunskill RG - Duncan RT - NPF

Only way you sign Brady over Tannehill is if you are planning on drafting a QB early this year.

Wyatt reported the field was resodded this week.

From an article in 2017: TENNESSEE TITANS GM Jon Robinson has set this up very much in the image of the Patriots’ operation—scouts and coaches are responsible for integrating data into the work. And the belief in Nashville holds that the data has been effective in making the personnel staff and coaches more efficient, and creating a backstop against decisions when the scouting and analytics don’t match up. So are they believers? Enough so to the point where two scouting assistants with analytics backgrounds were recently hired. Since the Patriots are referenced in the Titans section, here's what they do: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS The Kraft family’s business-driven approach to running a franchise encompasses analytics—evident by the advent of the Jessica Gelman-led Kraft Analytics group—and the team has been analytics-heavy in cap management since they bought the team. Bill Belichick uses 64-year-old ex-Wall Street trader Ernie Adams in that area. And while the team is seen as an innovator, it’s not like there’s a large football analytics staff. Rather, the coaches and scouts are all responsible for integrating data provided for them into their work. Belichick is known for giving members of his football staff projects that would fall under the analytics heading. https://www.si.com/mmqb/2017/06/28/nfl-analytics-front-office-old-school-approach-draft-game-planning-charting

I'm not so sure Wilkins isn't explosive. I've watched a lot of Clemson football and I was impressed by Wilkins, Ferrill, and Lawrence. All 3 could be major contributors at the NFL level. I even like Austin Bryant, who could be a solid depth guy in the league. Notes on Wilkins from nfl.com draft profile: Instant snap reaction with fast hands into contact Lateral quickness to disrupt in gaps Short area agility of a linebacker

Fox Sports NFL is doing a Twitter vote for Best NFL Fan Bases, and we are up against the Cowboys in the first round. Underdog story... lets win this one.

If Conklin continues on the trajectory he was on last season playing RT, he won’t be able to get a job in the league. He was awful, injured or not.

Perfect time to try Conklin at RG and at least see how he does.

I mean, the timing fits because his job is done after today.... who knows what this team is doing.

I think we take an interior offensive lineman in one of the first 3 rounds.