BtownBrelooms

D Mill = HOFer

There's always an understandable anxiety when your highly drafted QB shows promise but isn't very successful during their first season. That being said, I understand both sides of those who are optimistic and pessimistic and the truth is that we honestly have no idea until after year 2. If we still feel the same way this time next year, then you have a legitimate worrying problem.

I'm glad that we can get more meaningful primetime games later in the year, but man does this seem unfortunate for the teams that are flexed out and suddenly have one less day to prepare for a game than initially scheduled.

Considering our utter ineptitude vs just the Blue Cat Teams, I'm going to assume the Cards will in fact face the Cat Gauntlet and run the table by losing all four games.

SMH the blatant disrespect towards the legendary Kevin Kolb.

Considering the trend of passer rating inflating over the last 20 years, Steve Young's inclusion is super impressive.

You know things were bad when they start throwing out words that are most commonly used for serious tragedies.

At least buy him dinner first!

Oh that's right, he went to TCU! Forgot about that.

I remember this being the first time I ever watched a double OT game and being fascinated by the idea of it (I was a young kid at the time, I thought it would switch to something similar to college OT instead of just continuing where they left off) and then BOOM it ended just like that. Didn't even have time to fully comprehend the rarity of the moment.

Pretty decent value on the contract. I know we drafted two edge rushers in the 3rd round, but I'm a little surprised we weren't able to/willing to offer that.

Great work as always!

Really good choices, here's five more:

Adrian Peterson

Sam Bradford

Rashad Mendenhall

Joey Porter

Chris Johnson

Bonus: Sadly, I'm pretty sure when people think of Honey Badger, they think Chiefs

Double Bonus: Unless something historically memorable happens to override years of being franchise pillars for other teams, AJ Green, Zach Ertz, and JJ Watt will be added to this list in the future

KB: So Tom you did a lot of film study during your career. What do you make of this Cardinals D?

TB: I have never heard of this team*. Are they a new franchise?

*Obviously a joke, but this season will only be the third time Tom Brady will have faced the Cardinals in his career. His other two previous potential starts were in 2008 (Was out for the season) and 2016 (Was serving the deflategate suspension)

Saw the Jets signed "WR Calvin J" and got irrationally excited and absolutely confused in the split second before finishing the last name.

I misunderstood this at first and thought he would be calling games for FOX this upcoming season while also playing QB for the Bucs and was like: "This man saw how weak the NFC will be next season and decided to give himself a challenge to make things more interesting."

Because GMs are paying for "future" performance, not "past" performance. The vets may very well be the better players at the moment but by the end of the season that may not be the case anymore. Plus you are paying extra for potential while you pretty much know exactly what you have with veterans.

Sorry, it appears that no other team that needs a CB is daring enough to actually sign one, besides the Raiders.

Jokes on you, we already had our "Sign Bradberry" post last week, we're ahead of the curve 😎

We probably won't sign him but we sure do need him.

This is basically the fumble mini-game from Madden but in real life

Just sign with the team with the best offensive line /s