He's going to be a great third option after Rice and WorthyTo the surprise of absolutely no one, the attention whore has announced his return.
Chiefs' Travis Kelce says he's returning to play in 2025
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce plans to play this season, he said in a text message to Pat McAfee.www.espn.com
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Jaguars and Pats will probably be named to watch here.
Better late than never.
Which hospital rehab team?
Kelce says “can’t go out like that” but it’s gonna be so much worse going out as washed, irrelevant red zone gadget play specialist, to a mid team in the divisional round.
The ever-expanding cap is making these top players entering FA even less likely to hit free agency... especially at WR and O-line. With the rumors around Staley, Smith and others it seems very likely we will need to trade/draft ourselves into a good Oline.
Bob Kraft getting exposed as a terrible owner. We were talking about this over on Patsfans, but Tom Brady saved Bob Kraft's ass big time. That team was in a massive decline going into the 2001 season and looked like they were facing another 5-11 season.
The 1st round pick lost in the BB trade didn't help, but the Pats had no business going 5-11 in 2000 and then starting out 0-2 with the core players they had. Bill stripped that team down pretty badly without bringing in viable replacements.
The 1st round pick lost in the BB trade didn't help, but the Pats had no business going 5-11 in 2000 and then starting out 0-2 with the core players they had. Bill stripped that team down pretty badly without bringing in viable replacements.
Rich Piana your PFP
That means you're all arm day every day at the gym
And by the way, I saw this photo unredacted in the Epstein documents.
I think the pendulum has swung too far on Kraft. He might or might not be a HOF level owner, but he's definitely not a terrible one.
If you could draft these guys (assuming you don’t have a system designed around their skills yet), here’s my rankings:
1. Daniels (1)
2. Maye (6)
3. Love (4)
4. Hurts (3)
5. Stroud (7)
6. Purdy (9)
7. Herbert (2)
8. Nix (NR)
9. Lawrence (10)
10. Williams (8)
11. Young (6)
Herbert is a loser
Bryce Young at #6?
I disagree with the list, but I understand why people would have a hard time ranking the players. There is just so much "yeah, but" associated with this group. Just a couple of examples:
Lawrence - Not the same since the shoulder injury, but was a much better QB before it. If he regains his health, he should climb the list.
Maye - Flashes. Nothing but flashes (certainly not wins), and a turnover machine.
Daniels - One season with a lot, and I mean a whole lot, of luck involved.
Young - Came back much better after the benching, and finished the season with 3 straight games having a rating of over 100
etc....
Or keep it and allow the D to do the same.
