Ok, dumb question but what does medically retire from football mean when you've graduated from college and not playing professionally?
Is there some perk? Able to get disability or something? I could see if you're in college and you retire and the school has to keep you on as long as you stay...
What alcohol you got mixed in that orange juice.
Like Saban was the only one paying
That guy coached his butt off. Heck taking Hurts out and putting a Freshman in the Championship shows the guy coaches to win. Lot of others would have just kept doing what they been doing
There was a big drop off in WR play. I watch other teams WR and their guys are climbing the ladder, laying out for the ball or one handing it.
Ours were like oh well it didn't hit me perfectly in the hands...guess we'll line up and try it again
Raise to keep depth in the locker room. Merk may know the system but JA has real time playing experience
From what I saw from Merk in the few games he played in and the OW game Merk not ready.
Doesn’t do any good knowing the playbook if you cant execute it.
You may be right. This is the type of motivational stuff that could push him to prove people wrong. Doesn’t hurt he comes from family money so he doesn’t have that worry. Browns also made some good draft picks this year. They’ll be interesting to watch
Honestly he has a chance of being QB1 there. Be interesting to see if he decides to use the motivation of the drop to prove people wrong. His dad is cocky like that and probably already telling him, show those fools whats up so I'm sure he's going to be even more motivated now
Well Sanders is there now. Like i said in the draft thread, the only thing I can think of is they really wanted Sanders but also wanted to teach him a lesson and knew he could be had late.
Not sure why taking Gabriel and Sanders..some QB on that team is getting traded
I thought the Browns were rafting well but not sure why taking Gabriel and Sanders
Only thing that really makes sense is that they really wanted Sanders but wanted to teach him a lesson and they have him even cheaper