There was never a doubt. This was nuts even needed to investigate. I mean, the Browns were open about what their plan was, it worked, and it was nothing that was against the rules.
Truth be told, while I thought he was a bad coach my issue with him was more his personality. Doubt many coaches are winning games with Kessler and Kizer as their QBs. I don't think anyone saw 1-31, but I doubt they thought they'd win more than 3-4 games....and even hoped that would be the case.
A 7th is basically nothing.
Exactly my point. Low risk, high reward hopefully. It all comes out in the wash...
US reclassifies WNBA star Brittney Griner to be 'wrongfully detained' by Russia
U,S. Department of State says that Brittney Griner was wrongfully detained by the Russian government as efforts continue to get her back home.www.usatoday.com
Agreed. This means absolutely nothing. It's those rare times where it's not our government you have to worry about.
That hindsight would change a lot of picks though. Plenty of drafted kickers have either busted or moved on to secondary teams before establishing themselves. The amount of successful 6th to UDFA kickers would keep me from investing that highly. I'm not even sold on the Bills using a 6th on Araiza, given that he has never been a holder and has a poor pooch punt effectivity rate, since the Bills are much more likely to be pooching than needing to flip the field.
Apparently Brown has wanted out of Baltimore for a while now.
That's not fair to Alex Van Pelt. He was a backup, and the Bills have definitely had worse backups. As far as intended starters in the modern era, I'd go with Todd Collins or EJ Manuel.
Nathan Peterman, he was bad
Brad Goebel and Pat Ryan for the Eagles
There was Tyler Thigpen and Brodie Croyle for the Chiefs. Funny part is as long as I've followed the Chiefs I can count the number of QB'S that deserved to be called FRANCHISE Quarterback on one hand...
Could end up Browns-ing things again...
One thing is certain, Mayfield will make $18 million this season.
