Waffle House keeps it real.Its basically a waffle house no?
He'll be dodging bullets if he tries that there.
Waffle House keeps it real.Its basically a waffle house no?
When the pink-haired barista messes up your Venti non-fat soy latte with extra foam, extra hot, double sleeve, no cup....Acting tough in a Starbucks drivethru is a great look...
When the pink-haired barista messes up your Venti non-fat soy latte with extra foam, extra hot, double sleeve, no cup....
2 squirts of caramel & 1 squirt of vanilla.WTF, is that really the name of a cup of coffee these days?
I mean, it's Scottsdale. To that place it might as well be.Its basically a waffle house no?
Honestly never liked the dude.
Ripped it from this - this dude is hilarious...but yeah, this is where I got that statement from...WTF, is that really the name of a cup of coffee these days?
Think it is official Garrett is good as gone.
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Myles Garrett 'Not Open' To Extension With Browns
Myles Garrett is not interested in signing an extension with the Browns and remains focused on a trade.www.profootballrumors.com
I guess the Browns organization just doesn't get it. Garrett doesn't care to be the highest paid at his age as he wants to win. Any contending team, with a real QB, that brings him in will become a Super Bowl favorite. They really can get a kings ransom for him.
The Steelers should take note on this situation with TJ Watt.
That is a tough pill to swallow but in the end unfortunately for the team Garrett could just walk away and they get nothing in return.Expecting the Browns to eat 30 million in dead cap is a non starter imo.
That is a tough pill to swallow but in the end unfortunately for the team Garrett could just walk away and they get nothing in return.
That guy is nowhere near good enough to do that...But Browns fans were tellin me drafting Shadeur Sanders was going to change his mind?
Agreed. I'm not sold on Sanders. You seem to be even more optimistic than I am. I think he has the athleticism, but the above the neck skills just aren't there.That guy is nowhere near good enough to do that...
I like Sanders' potential, but I'm not sold that he's a "Franchise" QB...I think he can be better than Williams was this year, but that's because I think Sanders has a better head on his shoulders. However, his arm, while good enough, is just OK. 70% of his passes were 3 yards or less, and when you look at his WR corps, it was stacked. The bulk of his yards actually come via WR's making big plays or through broken plays where he can move around and the WR's get open downfield. But, to sit in the pocket, process a defense, and make accurate throws...I'm not sold. He wasn't asked to do it hardly at all in Colorado, and in the NFL - even a mobile QB has to be able to read a defense and make pocket throws. No coincidence that LJ's best season as a QB came when he elevated his passing game in the pocket.
Agreed - and I don't think they are anywhere close to the same QB. Daniels, for all his athleticism, did a fine job when in the pocket. Sanders has a TON to prove...I think he could be a decent QB, mid-tier guy, but it would mean going to a team that is going to completely structure an offense to what he can do - and I'm not sure that at the NFL level, that's going to work.I think the lofty expectations on Sanders are a product of his father... It's setting him up for failure if a team drafts him to play hero ball.
I've been wrong plenty. But I just don't see him having the same success as Jayden Daniels.
Ward & Howard are the only QBs with upside that look worthy of investing into some development years.Agreed - and I don't think they are anywhere close to the same QB. Daniels, for all his athleticism, did a fine job when in the pocket. Sanders has a TON to prove...I think he could be a decent QB, mid-tier guy, but it would mean going to a team that is going to completely structure an offense to what he can do - and I'm not sure that at the NFL level, that's going to work.
Personally, I wouldn't take him in this draft. If you need a QB, I'd go Ward. Outside of that...use that 1st round pick somewhere else, find a veteran F/A for a year, or two, build up around the QB so that when the team is ready - you can either go get a QB in F/A, trade, or draft...whatever...but too many teams just take a QB because they need one that draft - and we see how that works out far more often than not...