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The no-call is less of a problem going forward than the roughing the passer call on Chris Jones. The no-call was a mistake. The roughing call is how the NFL wants refs handling this.

For comparison, they were 21st in the league this year at 105 ypg. 7th in YPC, at 4.7 (wow). 12th in sacks allowed (37), and 21st in QB hits (71). They were absolutely elite in short yardage situations, converting 80% of the time when rushing on 3rd or 4th down and 2 yards or less to gain. (4th in the league, behind the Chargers/Seahawks (100%!!) and Chiefs (82%)). http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?seasonType=REG&offensiveStatisticCategory=OFFENSIVE_LINE&d-447263-n=1&d-447263-o=2&d-447263-p=1&d-447263-s=RUSHING_RIGHT_10PLUS_YDS_EACH&tabSeq=2&season=2018&role=TM&Submit=Go&archive=false&conference=null&defensiveStatisticCategory=null&qualified=false

Sources: water is wet

KeeSean Johnson, who's flashing at the Shrine. For obvious reasons

You do recall Kliff working with Mahomes, though

If he's on IR he gets cut before year 3 and loses out on millions of dollars. Plus he likes playing football.

Unless, of course, they we're blown away by Bienemy, which is a real possibility. If that's the case, then they lose Nothing by being thorough, because they can't hire him until after KC is eliminated. And with the Browns and Packers jobs both coming off the board, along with the Bucs and Cardinals, the Jets should be able to pick up whatever coach that they want. Nobody is taking the Dolphins, Bengals, or Broncos job if the Jets are on offer.

That's how I found it, too. What's your twitter handle?

Agreed. And even in his more recent years, his winter play has been bad; I was warning my friends to stay away from him in fantasy since November

All due respect, this is an enormously ignorant take. The Jets get Enunwa at a combined cap figure of under 5.5M per season over the next two years, which is a terrific deal for them. Year 3, they have the option of either paying him 9.6M in cap room or cutting him to save 6M and leaving 3.6M in dead cap. With inflation being what it is, odds are pretty good that he'll see that money and it'll be looked at as well within market, but if he gets injured, the Jets have an out. His 4th year is an illusion; unless he develops into a full-blown stud, he's not seeing a 9.6M salary when the Jets could cut him to save that much in cap space, so look for an extension or release after 2021. Far from a "gift", the Jets gave Enunwa $16M in his first two years so that they could: 1) have him at a far below market cap cost for 2019 and 2020; 2) have a reasonable out in year 3 if everything goes wrong; and 3) either have a built-in renegotiation point or be the big winners on the deal in year 4 (depending on Quincy's development). From a cash-and-cap perspective, this is a terrific contract for the Jets

Great article from Mike Tanier over at Bleacher Report. It's a longread, so I'll just post a few clips. Go read the whole thing: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2814412-his-passing-numbers-dont-lie-tom-brady-really-is-getting-old

Are people thinking we're going to offer Brown 50M/year?

Our 1st and 5th round picks for Brown, 20, and 52. Values brown as a mid first, leaves us with the same number of picks, but drops our 1 down to where offensive players are in play & nets us another day 2 pick

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Brown's cap figure is that high because the Steelers converted his salary to bonus this year to clear cap room for franchising Bell https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2763115-antonio-brown-restructures-contract-makes-room-for-leveon-bell-franchise-tag OUCH