How Did It Go Bad So Quickly?

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  1. Acad23

    Acad23 Well-Known Member

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    Weasel football!

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  2. ColoradoContrails

    ColoradoContrails Well-Known Member

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    AMAZING isn't it? So amazing that it might make someone actually question the value of BPA.
     
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  3. ColoradoContrails

    ColoradoContrails Well-Known Member

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    If Gase uses Bell at all properly, he's going to make HUGE difference to Sam and the offense. I think they'll look back on the contract he signed and call it a bargain.
     
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  4. Falco21

    Falco21 Well-Known Member

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    I agree completely. I was more than happy paying that kind of money for Bell. If he is the same player he was in Pittsburgh, it is gonna be fun as hell to watch him and Darnold on offense. Gase has never had a back like this before. I'm sure he's gonna get very creative using him
     
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  5. GasedAndConfused

    GasedAndConfused Well-Known Member

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    that report is fake, from everything i read here, robby is incapable of running a slant /s
     
  6. GasedAndConfused

    GasedAndConfused Well-Known Member

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    and for everyone saying we should be like seattle because they draft so good, here is their devin smith (but worse)

    Seahawks sue former 2nd-round pick Malik McDowell to recoup bonus

    The Seattle Seahawks have sued former second-round defensive tackle Malik McDowell in an effort to recoup $800,000 in forfeited signing bonus money according to Brady Henderson of ESPN.com.

    McDowell was ordered to pay the money back by an arbitrator in February but evidently has failed to do so. McDowell neither contested nor appealed the decision. The No. 35 overall pick of the 2017 draft out of Michigan State, McDowell's remaining guarantees were voided after he suffered a severe head injury in an ATV accident that summer and he never played a down for the Seahawks. The team waived him in July 2018.

    Turning 23 years old in June, McDowell has indicated he wants to resume his career. His representative Drew Rosenhaus claims he has been cleared by "independent" doctors after the Seahawks medical staff refused to clear him. McDowell recently visited the Dallas Cowboys but has not yet been signed.
     

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