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I really hate the idea of getting a RB that high, especially when we had a top tier RB in Derrick Henry and let him go for nothing. Yet Tony Pollard showed you that the basic stats of total yards and ypc are not the same as impact. Pollard was not an impactful player this season, the 4.5 ypc is nice but 5 touchdowns and only 48 first down runs and only 5 third down runs converting to first down is unacceptable, and a young QB benefits from a game changer at RB. Even veterans like Tannehill and Daniel Jones do.

But they have to fight first to get it. Plus the winner gets a bonus

It's just so much more brutal than anything else. I'd love for it to be the way you say, but the human brain and body are fighting you to not do this thing in a way different form other sports. You give the money first there will be people who will find a way out of it I think, a la Haynesworth, and I don't think it's a coincidence that Watson laid an egg after his contract. It's like giving both boxers the money before the fight. I honestly think providing for your family plus being a little crazy are the only thing that keeps the sport going.

Deshawn Watson is simply far too removed from experiencing the rigor of elite NFL play, You can't play 19 games in five seasons, be six years older and think you can return to what was a very short peak of excellent play at the toughest position in football. Also, football is way too brutal of a sport to give out guaranteed contracts.

Only in today's NFL can a player like wandale Robinson barely break 1000 yards once in his career and get almost 20 million a year with 38 million guaranteed. The pendulum has definitely swung too far to WRs

Yikes, Temu goofball Brady and Belichick

My plan to make everything an argument about Tannehill and Henry is working, General Disarray

Tannehill Derangement Syndrome

I can't believe they didn't just re-sign Tannehill.

Neil O'Donnell

Impressive set up of expectations for when Henry gets inducted

Henry making Huntley look like a slow Lamar Jackson

Kelvin Sheppard

Welcome back!