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The one in Milford is the only one I’m aware of. Yes I’ve been. Not a huge fan, tolerable. My wife loves it.

All but 2 million of the 80 million he will see? Good deal for the player for real.

Hubbard, despite my enjoyment watching him play all these years, should be cut, traded or whatever it takes.

No one is trading for Adams and that contract. NO ONE. I’d take him at a reduced price should Tee leave. Cappa? Was hoping that would happen. Hilton? Never had and thought to him returning.

No to TE in the first.

Then there’s that…

I’m kind of torn. If Chase is going to get the massive deal Tobin stupidly commented about, I would want to get that done to see how much is left for anyone else, to include Tee.

Saw another trade idea out on the Google machine of us trading Tee and a 4th to Jacksonville for the 5th overall pick. I like the idea of having two first rounders.

Scenario…. The Raiders are willing to trade TE Michael Mayer. He was the #35 pick in the 2023 draft. That spot is valued at 550 points, but I’ve seen reports of offering a 5th rounder that even at the first pick in the 5th is worth 36 points. Tee Higgins was the #33 pick in the 2020 draft. That spot is valued at 580 points and we are looking for a top 50 pick in return which bottoms out at 400 points. The Bengals pick at #17 (950 points) and the Raiders pick at #6 (1600 points). So the question is… Would you trade Tee to the Raiders for Michael Mayer and swapping #17 for #6 overall ?? This is purely for fun, based on a trade chart that no one knows how closely it’s followed. Don’t get worked up…

Well there are teams with needs at the WR spot that could make things interesting in a draft class that is lacking the size and athleticism of Tee. While he might not be worth $30m per year, it only takes one team with a need to make that happen.

Not sure how they could be expecting much after his first two seasons being labeled as “Disastrous”…

Mayer is a local kid as well. I went to high school with his dad. The Raiders have been such a mess and then they turn around and draft Bowers, I could see a change of scenery doing Mayer well.

The safety I’ve had my eye on and have picked numerous times, Nick Emmanwori from South Carolina put on a show at the Combine. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/south-carolina-safety-nick-emmanwori-has-an-all-time-great-combine-performance

I have no sympathy for their food situation either. Get a personal chef for home and have them make your meals for you. I’m mean, it’s not like they can’t afford that shit.

That’s a pick I would absolute HATE in the first round.

I like Campbell as well. Nice to see.

Remember Chiefs fans saying they were good with Trey leaving? Now they applaud the tag.

No sympathy for Tee. I get that players want a long term deal and I also like Tee a lot, but I have no tears to shed for him in this situation. Just get it done front office and make it all a moot point.

Well… if they can somehow manage to get these things done with a friendly structure AND manage to add to the mix, most would color that as a massive offseason win.

We’ve all had unpleasant interactions with the front office !!

Best commercial ever

The front office needs Terry Tate, “Office Linebacker” !! https://youtu.be/Kg5cdZ-Fnpc?si=i5fuESS4xQT3SlCw

Fully expected Rankins to be shown the way out. Caution about Trey Smith ?? Did anyone see our guards play last year ??

Yeah, those meetings will surely make everything clear as mud, but why not ??

Out of curiosity, I took a look at the top 10 salaries at all the positions heading into the 2024 season. Trey signed a 1 year $21m deal, which would have put him at #11 on a per year dollar amount. Here are the top 10: Nick Bosa, San Francisco 49ers – $34M per year Josh Hines-Allen, Jacksonville Jaguars – $28.3M per year Brian Burns, New York Giants – $28.2M per year T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh Steelers – $28M per year Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns – $25M per year Danielle Hunter, Houston Texans – $24.5M per year Montez Sweat, Chicago Bears – $24.5M per year Rashan Gary, Green Bay Packers – $24M per year Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas Raiders – $23.5M per year Bradley Chubb, Miami Dolphins – $22M per year