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A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs are Patriots now, Drake Maye has actual weapons, and they open in Seattle against the reigning champions. The only thing nobody can tell me is who is carrying the football.
George Kittle tore it on January 11 and had surgery three days later. He is thirty-two, he is off the PUP list, and he has a real chance to play Thursday. Friends, this is the most encouraging injury story of the season and I still would not start him.
The coach is optimistic. The sprain is reportedly low rather than high. The man has not been on a practice field since the twenty-third. Folks, I have to set a lineup on Sunday and optimism does not have a snap count.
He said the deal had to be done by camp. Camp came. He reported anyway, on exactly the terms he said he wanted to avoid, and Tampa handed him a reworked year instead of the extension. Folks, this is what declining to use your leverage buys you.
New Orleans handed Chris Olave four years, up to $132 million, with $90 million guaranteed. Friends, forget the headline number. The guarantee is the part that tells you how often they intend to throw him the ball.
Klint Kubiak volunteered that a Day 1 starter is not necessarily a Week 17 starter. Fernando Mendoza took second-team reps for the first time. Then the rookie threw a would-be pick six. Folks, all three of those things are true at once.
Ricky Pearsall is done for 2026 after PCL surgery. The 49ers passed on operating in the offseason and hoped rest would hold. Camp swelling settled the argument, and Deebo Samuel is standing in the roster spot it opened.
"He is cleared to go." No structural damage, a contract year, and a quarterback who has never needed an introduction. I have searched this for a loophole, folks, and there isn't one.
Josh Allen for Ja'Marr Chase in superflex. KeepTradeCut called it by five points. DynastyDealer called it by fifty-four. FantasyPros asked for a credit card. Here is what that actually tells you.
Fernando Mendoza is signed, healthy and on the roster. Kirk Cousins is taking the first-team reps. Veterans report tomorrow and Las Vegas is already telling on itself.
Deshaun Watson is healthy. Shedeur Sanders got real spring reps. Todd Monken wanted a starter named before camp and did not get one. Friends, that is not a good sign, and I say that as a man who has never had a good sign.
He climbed ten spots to around pick 123 this week and the market still has not caught up. Eighteen months off the second ACL, visibly bigger, and Carolina has done absolutely nothing to block the lane.
Jaydon Blue is still fighting Phil Mafah for the number two job behind a re-signed Javonte Williams. People keep calling that a competition. So is a raccoon in a garage.
They wrote rules to stop holdouts, so agents invented showing up to the building and refusing to go outside. Folks, that is not a labor tactic. That is my uncle at a family reunion.
Nobody has repeated as the position's top scorer since Kelce's run ended in 2020. Trey McBride wore it last year. He is also entering year one of a brand new offense. Friends, read those two sentences together.
It gets posted every July. It gets four hundred replies. Two hundred of them say no. And folks, I am here to tell you that the two hundred saying yes are not entirely wrong.
The ankle and fibula ended his rookie year. The reports coming out of New York this month have been optimistic. Friends, I am not an optimistic man, and even I have moved him up.