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[The Butcher]

bdog that's exactly how it feels lol

[Greendaybum5]

bdog that's exactly how it feels lol

#FlyEaglesFly

[The One]

Sweet picture Hulky. Jealous...I need my Niners to start winning games again. Can’t believe I’m saying this but the Browns look legitimate and playoff bound.

[The Cheat]

Quiet! The Browns have hype which means they will fail. So if we say the opposite they may win!

[Hugh]

But we say the Browns are going to suck every year, and they do. They suck every single year. Hence we are always right about the Browns.
So what if this year we say they aren’t going to suck?

[Hulky]

You guys hear Dak asked for 40m a year lol Derek Carr at 25 per is kinda looking like a deal at this point

[bdog1321]

i mean when you consider the fact that the eagles paid wentz 32 million to play 10 games a year, 40 for dak seems like a steal

[Hulky]

I have like a $1,000 Dak rookie card, so I'm rooting for the guy. Go ahead and dominate the NFC for a few years I'm fine with it. Still 40mil a year would be hilariously too much.

I realize the NFL is nothing like what it was in the 90s, but it's kinda weird no one ever talks about how little players used to make. You know Dan Marino's last 1999 contract paid him 6mil a year? I'm assuming John Elway was in a similar range, Joe Montana probably half that given mid90s retirement and Young probably close as well. The players union is strong as fuck I guess and I wish their was like a good quality Mike Silver article on it and how the pay makes sense (or not?) and how reseting the market with every player up for contract is the new norm regardless given the QB is never really the top guy since the game has been dominated by the old guys with the young just leaping each other in the debate year after year.

[bludhoundz]

Pay Dak big and don't pay Zeke.

That's the formula for success for the Cowboys.

[Gryph]

Pay Dak big and don't pay Zeke.

That's the formula for success for the Cowboys.

Least one of them showed up and didn't complain about it. In ownership terms, I'd rather pay a semi-decent employee who works every day more money when asked than an awesome employee who refuses to work despite his contract and has legal issues outside of work.