Wentz cops a bad rap? I’m not saying he’s a scrub, he can definitely play but I’m not ready to put him in the top one or two tiers of QB’s like many have.
You could tell he wanted that one too.
Well, apparently Brady might with all his avocado milkshakes, so Bill better buckle up for the ride.
NFL GMs have become increasingly bitchier over the last decade.....all started with the new rookie draft scale. After the Jamarcus bust. Then it started happening across the league avoiding all red flag type players...letting them slide in the draft even right out of the draft. Some teams still didn't listen (cowboys/bengals/etc), but more and more, teams have started distancing themselves from bad eggs. And now it's even extended into situations like trades between teams. No team is willing to part with high picks for a good player just needing a change of environment. Everyone's kinda holding back and letting teams cut players instead, then picking them up on waivers, and even then, many good players waived still haven't found a team. Or once they get bounced a couple of times, they're blackballed. Then it went further with the Kaepernick/Reid thing. Then further with Safeties per se this off-season getting the cold shoulder. GMs just don't wanna bother with anyone who might be a bad egg, and unwilling to spend money on even good safeties and other free agents who are just sitting around waiting for someone to call them.
He did throw him under the bus. And Haley is not going to appreciate that, given he signed on with Hue on the proviso he had autonomy/authority at OC. Hue had two years of being OC/HC and fcked it up and now he thinks he can do a better job. SMH. Some dark signs there for Browns fans. Can see Browns losing a string of games if Hue takes over play-calling, and there's in-fighting between coaches, the players will mail it in, and wait for Hue to get fired end of the season.
Yeah I'm sure the son wants to hang out with the guy who killed his mother and gave him a disabilityRae Carruth released from prison after nearly 18 years
Posted by Darin Gantt on October 22, 2018, 8:15 AM EDT
AP
Former NFL first-round pick Rae Carruth walked out of prison moments ago, nearly 18 years after he was convicted of conspiracy to murder the mother of his unborn child.
Via WSOC, Carruth walked out of the Sampson Correctional Facility just after 8:00 a.m., took a few steps before he climbed into a white SUV and was sped away to life as a free man.
The former Panthers wide receiver was convicted in 2001 for planning the murder of Cherica Adams. Their son, Chancellor Lee Adams, survived the shooting, but has dealt with developmental issues his entire life.
The 44-year-old Carruth has said he hopes to become a part of his son’s life in the future.
