BmoreBird22

Denver Broncos cut Joel Dreessen (2.5) and Chris Kuper (4)

Well isn't it possible that it's just a one year extension to try to spread the next two years out over three years?

I think it would be B.S. to have Pitta be tagged as a wide receiver. As I read somewhere, it'd be unfair to teams to have to be like (let's use New Orleans), "Oh, I can't flex Jimmy Graham out wide where he creates a mismatch because that'd be a receiver. Let me keep him inline where he's not as good." That's a load of crap. His official title coming out was tight end and I don't recall him ever saying he was a wide receiver. Same to Pitta.If they wanted wide receiver money, they should have played that. It's unfair to these teams.

I do not have the fourth round pick, just to clarify. I actually moved it. Plus, I was told that I could trade for a RFA, so I wasn't doing anything without being told first. This was actually a question I had and was told by a member who did this before (Crush) that it was okay for me to do this. I said to him that I would not make the trade unless Rey was exclusively mine.

Send me a PM. It says you can't get any more, but I'd like to inquire

What I want to know about Valdheer is why they tried him out at center his rookie year when he's 6'8".

I mean, I agree. I tend to side with medicine in 99% of cases and believe that medicine can do the trick to get a player back to where they were. Like I said, I don't need him, so I was just playing devil's advocate and stirring the pot some. As for Suggs, he sustained a neck injury, right? I'm sure that had something to do with it.

I think that supposed neck injury might have also played a part in his tapering off.

It was a fine comparison just to show that injuries can go any which way in the NFL to affect a player.

Suggs was a DPOY and then tore his achilles only to falter off in the next season at only 29. I'm just saying I'd be wary personally, but then again, I don't need him.

2013: -5.5 ranked 57th

1. This is the Internet. Sarcasm is hard to pick up on, especially when you don't know the person in real life.2. We've used this to discuss actual trades and I'm not surprised people thought it was actual. Either way, he's not that great and I don't see why people would want him

If you really are interested in a trade

PM me

I heard he was planning on a draft first and taking all three with one pick

Well, I run the 3-4 and he'd be a very welcome addition

Well at the moment I don't have the pick yo get him, but with Clowney, Barr, and Mack, I think if I made a trade I could be happy with one of the three

Am I supposed to hide it?

Maybe I thought he was playing defensive end in the 4-3 for some reason. I'm not sure.I might make a big trade just to land him

I think his stock is falling in real life. He's good, but he still has learning to do and he's a bit small. In real life, I see him going to Tennessee. I just need to know his draft stock for this game.

Quick draft question: where does everyone think Anthony Barr goes in the draft? In this game

I think he said what every player would say. Who's going to be like, "Yeah, I'm gonna take a massive pay cut for the Ravens. I want to be here, so don't even worry about paying me." No, not going to happen. He's saying all the right things, but I think he wants to be back in Baltimore. His wife wants him back here and he was finally on a winning team. He even said how much people want to be here. I think he's subtly trying to make the Ravens want to pay for him, and I'm sure they will.

I kinda wanna just rearrange my depth chart to have all the players really out of place. Like, starting NT: Peyton Manning

Not the 12th best left tackle, the 12th best tackle. He was the 7th best pass blocking left tackle in the league, something extremely valuable to us. By the way, PFF doesn't take into account the chemistry of the offensive line. When you have to come to a new team and play with a backup left guard, you won't do well. Offensive lines thrive under chemistry and continuity, something Monroe didn't experience. Look at the Pro-Bowl. The best offensive lineman in the league (for the most part) and how well did those offensive lines do? Not very because they lacked chemistry. I believe he's an elite left tackle. If we go by PFF, he's always a top 10 left tackle, aside from his rookie year. He was number three in 2011, number 10 last year, and number 10 this year. Once he gets a full offseason with the Ravens and a competent left guard, he'll be golden.

What are your top 5?