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Another one: Win Sherm's truck:

I think they're referring to TB12 which is Brady’s health, fitness, therapy, diet, whatever place in the shopping center around the staduum. Lots of players go there and for a while the team was paying Brady’s business partner for therapy services. But as far as we know they didn't invest in the place. Wouldn't surprise me if there was some sort if understanding between brady and kraft for some sort of deal after football for brady.

I'm old enough to remember when Fisher played hurt against the saints earlier this year. He did not look like himself against a much better defensive line. If Remmers and Wylie can play up to that level, we'll be ok. Reid has been scheming around that line all season long. I still think they'll have to blitz.

Speaking of Kelce, found this nugget: Travis Kelce’s contract extension sucks for the superstar tight end. Kelce will be 33 when the new deal takes effect and will only earn $7.5 million in the first year. In the second year of the deal the 34-year-old Kelce is scheduled to earn $13.25 million, then $15 million, then $17.25 million at 36 years old. See an issue with any of those numbers? Kelce was only guaranteed $20.75 million and after 2022 (when the new contract starts) he can be cut without the Chiefs having any dead money on the cap. In short- Travis Kelce is unlikely to see ANY of his non-guaranteed money given his age and the structure of the contract. So why did Travis Kelce, or more specifically his agent agree to such a deal? According to an agent who would know, Kelce wanted an extension with the Chiefs and was growing impatient with his agent’s lack of progress in the negotiations. The agency was worried that Kelce would fire them if a deal wasn’t done soon. Under this pressure, worried about his own paycheck, the agent essentially took the deal that the team offered without much negotiation. As a result, Travis Kelce likely missed out on tens of millions of dollars. https://www.stampedeblue.com/2021/1/28/22254545/senior-bowl-diary-day-3-texans-executive-jack-easterby-is-unhinged

I really could care less what the team name is. I enjoy following this team and will continue to do so. I do not follow them because of the name but because I enjoy it. I will not be letting something as trivial as a team name affect me one way or another.

Pretty sure nobody tracks that kind of stuff. Oh well...

Well if he wanted to let us know how we did against top 5 defenses he should have posted something like this:

Someone having a 3rd favorite animal struck me as funny. Don't know why. Love to see the full rankings.

Yeah but that doesn't really tell us how we do against top 5 defenses.

I don't see a guy with his versatility dropping to 32. But I guess you never know.

Depends on the tight end. If Kyle Pitts dropped for some weird reason...

Fisher has a 15m cap hit. We'd save 12m by cutting him as all signing bonus is now off the books. Of course now you'd have to do an injury settlement so who knows the actual cost but we'd save significantly by cutting him. Cap hit (settlement notwithstanding) would be 3.181m

That would require being able to pass outside the hashes so probably wouldn't matter

3 mil. I'm not stingy

True dat. I agree you should be ABLE to run effectively and that it will make everything easier if they can. I just don't agree that we SHOULD run unless its situational.

Meh you just have to be able to run the ball to back teams off the pass and close out games. When you have Pat Mahomes at QB you're almost always better off letting him cook.

He's just performing a ballectomy.

Tom Brady signed his Bucs contract on St. Patrick's day 2020. Just saying... the disrespect is REAL!

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