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Stupidest draft move in memory. You can't successfully go in two directions like this.

I think this was another swing and miss by the former brain trust along with many others from last year's camp. They had all camp to acclimate Sow to guard at the professional level, which is the position he started for most of the season and will his entire career, but instead wasted the...

How did the Sidy Sow red shirt year, position change work out? Shouldn't he be our tackle this year? Sow was never a tackle, but this move might actually work.

He can make all the throws

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe the Patriots can assume all or some of the Eagles cap hit, even if a new contract is not worked out. I don't see them covering a lot of cap from the Eagles, giving up a high round pick, and also paying Brown.

So the Eagles will eat 30 million to get that done?

A lot of strange things happen in the league, but the Eagles salary cap hit for a this year trade looks ridiculous. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/philadelphia-eagles/aj-brown-29087/

The documentary was unfair to Bill, but one moment clearly stood out that showed Bill's greatness. He went with Brady over Bledsoe. How many coaches would have done that with the owner in his face considering the position Bill was in at the time? It was an unbelievable move by the greatest...

I can see what Captain and other critics are saying, but I love it.

It's a great change, but I wish it had been instituted a decade ago when our roster was deep, and we had to cut some players who worked out elsewhere.

The line about the last 20 QB's taken is an embarrassment.

Agreed on the roster, but the issue is their weakness is at the three most important positions. I know there is a draft, but Brissett is the QB, and there is no one for LT or #1 WR. It's like a solid basketball team from players 4-12, but missing a big three. And the premise of this thread is...

I'm really not sure, but it could be high. He got banged up last year, though. His ceiling drops if that continues.

Our receivers should be nicknamed "The 500 Club."

I would agree if they both weren't both in line for big paydays with any amount of success. If a veteran like Brissett has a run like Mason Rudolph, he still won't get the contract Mac or Fields would get. I think it hurts these players value that they are on (basically) a contract year, where...

It's obvious you don't have enough core knowledge to discuss this, or are just playing games with words. The board didn't make this up. Google the value of time and perhaps learn something. Out.

A dollar in 2040 has significantly less value if it's it is not in your possession until 2040. Even though you own the rights to next year's pick today, the player won't be in your possession until next year.

The pick when it arrives has the same value, but time also has value. How about giving me all your money today, and it will be guaranteed returned in a year with no interest? Afterall a dollar is a dollar.

Of course, they're not sold on Wilson. The Broncos just ate 85 million to get rid of him, and they weren't happy with Wilson in Seattle either. The Steelers were less happy with Pickett. They're trying to figure out a way to remain competitive, and get lucky at QB.

Not the specific player, but there's already a board, or do you think that's put together a few days before?