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I don't know if its NFL.com's obsessive hate for the Dolphins, Mike Wallace obsession or over analysis but I have news for you guys Ryan Tannehill can fuckin play. Last I checked every starting quarterback does not need to be good at every part of the game to be considered great. His numbers and improvement speak for themselves, so what if he doesnt throw the deep ball well (yet). Alex Smith cant throw the deep ball, people love him, Peyton and Brady dont throw the deep ball much, does that make them bad qbs? The man has been playing quarterback shorter then any other starting qb in the league. How many quarterbacks improve every year they are the league? espically in the early years? Anyways if Andy Dalton and that shit stick squidward-looking fuck can get big contracts, why cant an ascending player with limited weapons and a make shift oline? Anyways if someone has some real criticism of Tannehill other then the played out NFL.com witch hunt bullshit, speak now or forever hol...

Trade this man. We can do that stupid shit where the player and team have a standoff and nobody wins or we can check the egos at the door and make both sides happy. The vikes have showed that they can exist without A.P. keep building around bridgewater, take a first or second rounder from the Cards and go about your day. Am I the only one that thinks this is dumb as fuck. Even Steven A. Smith agrees they should part ways. P.S. this is also from a bias Cards fan so take with a grain of salt......unless you have a brain that is

Dumb, dumb and dumb. Not sure what the phins were thinking with this move. Usually when you do something like this it is contract oriented. But the team ate 6.6 million dollars to aquire a sixtyh round pick, thats awful. As someone who watched every phins game last year I can honestly say he was one of their best weapons. At that point you are stuck with a contract for a while, I just dont understand why Miami would screw this up espically with Tannehill turning the corner. Continuity miami, continuity. P.S. I hope Kenny Stills can play

Winners Arizona Cardinals: Steve Kiem and Bruce Arians have this great system where they draft well and add proven veterans on short contracts so they are always playing like it is a contract year. Not to mention they made a splash getting Iupati from San Fran, also they just signed Corey Redding to go along with Sean Weatherspoon and Lamar Woodely St. Louis: Getting Nick Foles and major cap flexibility was a great move for this team. Even if Bradford can stay healthy, a change of scenery was needed for both sides. I love this pickup, the rams have enough talent that if Foles can play even as well as he did last year you are looking at a competitive team, also the draft picks help Seattle: Getting Jimmy Graham is huge for that passing game, sure the price tag was big but they filled an immediate need while giving up a great player (Unger) who was injured for most of their superbowl run. Essentially it is just a low first rounder for the second best tight end in the league. They s...

More bizarre shit today. jake Locker has retired after four years in the league. I know hes been injured but this kid has every tool to at least stick as a backup. I guess injuries really suck the desire out of football for some people. I will always be team Locker. Your raw white man athleticism will be missed Jake.

Bradford-Foles: Cant remember the last time two teams swapped starting qbs. Love it for the Rams, Chip Kelly needs to be fucking fired for things hes done to that poor philly franchise. This isn't college ball man, learn to deal with player egos, especially good players Nagata to the lions: not sure what the ravens really get out of this but love the move for Detriot. Solid quick fix for losing Suh and potentially Fariley. Brace yourselves NFL fans shit is going to get weirder and weirder, Im just along for the ride (the cards are murdering the offseason FYI)

Jimmy Graham on the move was the most surprising thing I have seen all day. The Saints seem content on moving into kind of a strange half rebuild mode. Though I cant really blame them here Unger is a pro bowl center and bringing in a first round pick is no small feat. Just kind of a blindside if you ask me. Not to mention if this pays off seattle gets scarier

1. Amari Cooper: What is not to like about Amari Cooper? I dont think there is a safer bet in the entire draft then this kid. Does everything well but too often gets stereotyped under the "safe so therefore not explosive label". He will make people eat their words 2. Kevin White: Love this kid. Very productive and explosive. Capable of taking over a game and has everything you look for in a size-speed-hands guy. If this kid can learn how to run NFL routes and read the defence in zone coverage, he could be better pro then Cooper. 3. Devante Parker: Could be the number 1 receiver in many other draft classes. Runs great routes, very productive, big and fast. Amazing hands and can win the one on one battle. Needs to refine route running and hopefully he can hold up physically 4. Dorial Beckham-Green: I mean wow, if this kid has his head on straight then he very much has Randy Moss-like skill. However I still have a lot of reservations for this kid. Hes been out of football ...

1. Marcus Mariota: at this point I have just completely bought in, though this ranking is based on two things: 1. a teams willingness to be patient (sit him at least half the year) or 2. commit to moulding their offence to his strengths similar to what Seattle and Carolina did when they drafted Cam and Wilson 2. Jameis Winston: Im not going to lie, I think Jameis will be a bust: his windup is too long, hes an idiot off the field and he had way too many turnovers on arguably the best all-around team in college football. That being said he is the top pro style quarterback in a class filled with dual threat and spread qbs 3. Brett Hundely: Ill drink the kool-aid, just last year we were talking about this kid being a top ten pick. Not much has changed (accept for over-analysis). Here are the facts: he has an NFL arm, accuracy you can work with, is a high character guy and has plus athleticism and athletic ability. However, he needs time to develop. If the team that drafts him can bring...

1. Todd Gurley: best prospect since A.P. if the knee can holdup he is definitely worth a first round pick 2. Melvin Gordon: excellent production, good burst, reminds me a bit of Jamal Charles. Is he another product of Wisconsin's great blocking scheme (Montee Ball) or is he the real deal. Im going to go with the latter. His record breaking game will tell you that. 3. Ameer Abdullah: another back with great production. Deceptively quick and can do it all, the only thing that concerns me is his size 4. Duke Johnson: maybe my favorite running back. Incredibly explosive, versatile and productive (never averaged under 6 yards a carry). The only thing holding him back is his durability. However if he is put in a platoon and used similar to Gio Bernard then you could be looking at a star and potential steal 5. Tevin Coleman: The true definition of a workhorse. Love his burst and durability, i think he will be a high floor, low cieling guy. Hopefully he is more Le'veon Bell the...