Yeah, having to play SEA without Geno seems unfair.

Annnnnd that's a wrap.

let us move on to Thursday

Damn I missed it

How is Geno one of the 60 best QBs on Earth?

seriously thought Geno was about to take a sack in the endzone just to spite this

FLIP ... didn't watch a play, would have been torture, I'm sure.

lol unreal

Jameis currently attesting to a teammate's grey matter, saying his intelligence was above par? lol

Geno literally almost did 3 consecutive turn-your-back-to-the-defense pirouettes to sack / safety

turns out that russ running around for his life on every play is a key component of the seahawks offense


and there's the defensive strategy of leaving kamara alone to do whatever gjge

I expected mistakes from Winston. Didn't really get it.

yeah, his fumbled snap maybe won the game for them

I'm not too fond of making losers out of winners (Seattle plus points a winner, Seattle money-line a loser). But I looked at the game and had no idea who would win, and one side is getting 2/1. So that's value. I also looked at Seattle +10.5 -230 ... and picked the wrong one of the two. Still 8-2 weekend, 9-1 would have been sweet. Jameis is developing I think for real.

Players on the franchise tag can't be dealt right?

A-Rob would be a nice trade candidate if they could

I think its the Connecticut Sun. Am I right?

I'm trying to come up with what might be the GOAT RB season. I'm coming up with Ladainian's 2006 season as of now: 1800 yards, 5.2 ypc, 56 receptions for 500+ yards, 31 TDs, 2 fumbles/1 TO. That 31 TDs and super low fumble total weighs heavy, even though I realize they were giving him the TD opportunities instead of distributing them.

Other candidates Jim Brown and OJ were fumblers, Dickerson was a mega fumbler. Emmit didn't seem to have a season quite that good. Payton kind of the same, though for some bad teams, admittedly. Sanders in 97 is right there, but receptions and TDs far less. Campbell wasn't catching passes. Of the 2000 yard backs I think Chris Johnson's season was the best, as he also had 50 catches for 500 yards, low TOs 3, and 16 TDs.

It's impossible to say but just trying to get a feel for it. Trying to make the separation on all these similar great seasons, receptions, turnovers and TDs weigh heavy.

They can, happened to Clowney, Landry etc.

D-Ford and Frank Clark were both tag and trade I think.

Those guys were tagged but they didn't sign the tag at the time I don't believe.

I mean, in season when a guy has signed the tag and is playing, can he be dealt?

Because I've heard no Allen Robinson talk and he seems like obvious candidate


edit: yes, you can be dealt on the tag during the season.

Gambling rant spoiled bc no one cares

Your edit is correct, you can be dealt once you sign the tender as it's just like any other contract. I can't think of any player more recently than Jared Allen in 2008 who was tagged-signed-traded but as far as I know the rule is unchanged.

Marshall Faulk had a string of incredible years. Traded from IND to STL Rams for a 2nd and 5th.

Yeah he was great but didn't make my final cut because his rushing yardage was so short of these other guys. His biggest year was only 1300+ rushing several times, and that's 500 to 700 below all the others on the list. Admittedly doing that with 800 to 1000 yards recieving very low turnovers (one year ZERO, the rest 2 or 3) is awesome. But I'm not putting him with GOAT running backs ... but honorable mention all-purpose, something like that. Him and Roger Craig ... who else?

My money is on massive quantities of this!