What WR is most likely to develop into Starting WR... Permanently?
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Eh Yeah maybe, but the ty we saw the last two years is not the TY that exploded on the league. Speed and losing it doesn’t concern me at all. WRs slow down all the time as they age. Even the greats. TY can still get open. that said, something that has concerned me the last two years with TY and even 2018 with Andrew Luck, TY has been missing catches. Dropping passes he when younger made in his sleep. I’m sure someone will say something about his stat line and what not, but drops are about the most subjective stat out there. Besides the drops, I don’t see him fighting for the ball on contested catches like he used too as well. This is the same exact path that Reggie Wayne had to go down, same thing with Andre Johnson. I’m seeing the exact same things they had happen their last years playing happening to Ty the last couple of seasons. It’s still sporadic, and he did string together a few good games. But the whole outweighs the few. I think you let him go. -
Well - if you are going to vomit then get it over with and get on the field! When playing sports I was one of those guys. Not always, but when I would get too hyped about a game I would puke - before the game started - and then everything would be great! During one game - the league championship game when I was 12 I think - I puked in the huddle getting ready for the kick off. We all rubbed it into the dirt with our shoes and then started the game! -
The Bucs with Brady is probably the only team that actually can beat KC just because of Brady and their high flying offense. Their D is also playing much better now than it did in week 12. Both tackles being out for KC is also huge. -
Lol. This belongs in the Favorite Gifs thread. Losing the Colts is a sentimental issue for Baltimore Colts fans, many of whom later became Ravens fans. The Ravens have won two Super Bowls and for many, it is not still enough to erase the scar from the Colts' leaving. The irony is that many of them do not feel bad that the Browns moved their team to Baltimore. They will tell you that at least the Browns kept the team name and history in Cleveland. Having said that, I recall when Red McCombs of Texas wanted to move the Vikings to San Antonio. I'm not from MN and don't live anywhere near there, but I would have been upset had they moved. I am not sure why, but I would. -
Yes, Eminent Domain involves compensation to the victim. Irsay would have walked away with cash that the Baltimore/MD taxpayers would have recouped by selling the team to someone they liked better. And, IMO, that's really what it was all about. The city and the fans hated the guy for various reason and they wanted their storied franchise in the city but him out of the picture. It was a power play but its tough to control somebody who actually owns the team. And, IIRC, other football teams in the NFL already had much better stadiums, where BALT Memorial Stadium may have been the worst in the NFL. Superdome, Silverdome, Kingdome; even Pitt and Cincy's multi use stadiums were newer. The national media portrayed Irsay as some evil selfish capitalist oppressing the hard working righteous people of BALT, where he steals their team in the middle of the night. That was the national media narrative that sold the most copy, go figure. When in fact, although he was an unlikeable guy, there were legitimate business reason for his decisions, number one being that the city of Baltimore failed to compete with other cities on stadiums, and also demanding Irsay separate from the team. Overreach, IMO.
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