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InfamousICON

InfamousICON

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#961
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#961
Fucky McFuckerson said:
They will draft a QB and have him compete right away. Conor Cook seems to be the consensus at the moment...but thats if they stay put and dont move up to get a bigger name...like Goff.

2016 NFL mock draft: Who the Denver Broncos could pick

Or maybe Lynch:

2016 NFL Draft: Evaluating the quarterback prospects - Mile High Report

Either way, this was not a good move by Denver IMHO...why trade a guy who has been groomed the last 2 years and looked ready to take over? Now you need to start all over in a weak QB class.
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If he's still available I hope they do get Connor Cook, Connor Cook is gonna blow in the NFL lol dude isn't accurate and his football IQ is really low. Unless Sanchez completely sucks in training camp I don't think Cook will take the job from him.

Paxton Lynch definitely won't be starting if they draft him.

I don't see how they move up to get Goff though, Goff is projected top 5, the Broncos would have to give up way too much.

For some reason I still think the Donkeys gonna end up with Kaepernick. The 49ers are going to draft either Goff or Wentz which ever is on the board at the time at #7 and Kaep will be gone.

I dream scenario for me would be Sanchez winning the starting job but sucking so bad they have to bench him for Cook or Lynch and Cook or Lynch end up spending the season getting destroying losing all football confidence. We need some more dark days in Denver lol
 
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lol fuck that dumb shit McClain. What a dumbass

Cowboys' Rolando McClain suspended 10 games for substance abuse violation

Rolando McClain may be out of chances, at least in the NFL.
The former first-round pick [ame="https://twitter.com/clarencehilljr/status/748597242320269312"]has been suspended [/ame]again, this time for the first 10 games of the 2016 season, for violating the league’s policy on substance abuse.
McClain was suspended for the first four games last season for violating the same policy. When he returned, he started the Dallas Cowboys’ final 11 games, totaling two sacks, an interception he returned for a touchdown, and 80 tackles.
Dallas re-signed McClain to an incentive-laden deal earlier this year, with a base salary of $1.25 million, but one that had a $5 million max value and included a $750,000 signing bonus. Under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement, McClain may have to repay the signing bonus.
The eighth overall pick in 2010 out of Alabama, McClain was released by the Oakland Raiders after the 2012 season; the team had deactivated him for its final five games that year. McClain has retired twice, in between spending a month with the Baltimore Ravens.
And McClain isn’t the only defensive starter the Cowboys lost to suspension on Thursday: the team also announced that defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence’s appeal has been denied, and he will be out for the first four games of the season. Lawrence is also sitting because of violation of the substance abuse policy.
 
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#964
Jan 18, 2006
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lol fuck that dumb shit McClain. Hes damn near done

Cowboys' Rolando McClain suspended 10 games for substance abuse violation

Rolando McClain may be out of chances, at least in the NFL.
The former first-round pick [ame="https://twitter.com/clarencehilljr/status/748597242320269312"]has been suspended [/ame]again, this time for the first 10 games of the 2016 season, for violating the league’s policy on substance abuse.
McClain was suspended for the first four games last season for violating the same policy. When he returned, he started the Dallas Cowboys’ final 11 games, totaling two sacks, an interception he returned for a touchdown, and 80 tackles.
Dallas re-signed McClain to an incentive-laden deal earlier this year, with a base salary of $1.25 million, but one that had a $5 million max value and included a $750,000 signing bonus. Under the terms of the collective bargaining agreement, McClain may have to repay the signing bonus.
The eighth overall pick in 2010 out of Alabama, McClain was released by the Oakland Raiders after the 2012 season; the team had deactivated him for its final five games that year. McClain has retired twice, in between spending a month with the Baltimore Ravens.
And McClain isn’t the only defensive starter the Cowboys lost to suspension on Thursday: the team also announced that defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence’s appeal has been denied, and he will be out for the first four games of the season. Lawrence is also sitting because of violation of the substance abuse policy.
 
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#967
T-Rip said:
Don't u have to be signed to be suspended lol?
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Should Manziel sign with a team, he would be subject to additional punishment under the personal conduct policy, pending the outcome of the league's investigation.
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He's a Free Agent so technically he's still an NFL player and has to abide by their rules and regulations
 
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#969
Romo out for 6-10 weeks. He literally couldn't get through the first hit he took so it's safe to assume his career is pretty much over at this point, 36 years old with a bad back and super fragile, not good. Anyways, it's actually better it happened when it did instead of say, week two of the regular season because now at least they know what they have in Prescott, who actually looks pretty good for a rookie.
 
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#970
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What a horrible loss for the Vikings. Lots of parallels to the 2012 Seahawks, where they had a young QB and awesome/dominating defense but came up just a tad short, literally one play away from advancing in the playoffs for both teams, and many predicted the Vikings wouldn't end there and be Superbowl contenders this season just like the Seahawks in 2013. But fuuuuck, Bridgewater out for the entire season on a complete freak non contact injury. Apparently Teddy Bridgewater's Gruesome Injury Was So Bad He Nearly Lost His Leg!!!! That's fucking horrible.

So now they go from potential Superbowl contenders to maybe make the playoffs. Of course they are still a great team all around and very young, but with Shaun Hill taking over as starter, it seems unlikely they'll be nearly as good, not just because he's not as good as a player but he lacks the leadership and respect of his teammates that Teddy has. There are some names floating around as well, like Brandon Weeden and the likes, but that could be even worse. Vikings have some bad luck.
 
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2-0-Sixx said:
Romo out for 6-10 weeks. He literally couldn't get through the first hit he took so it's safe to assume his career is pretty much over at this point, 36 years old with a bad back and super fragile, not good. Anyways, it's actually better it happened when it did instead of say, week two of the regular season because now at least they know what they have in Prescott, who actually looks pretty good for a rookie.
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No ligament damage, predicting 3-4 weeks now. Until the next hit....
 
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#976
drunkaholic707 said:
Lmao viqueens got raped 1st round and 2018 picks for Sam Bradford
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Sam Bradford is the luckiest person in the NFL. First, he was of the last class to get those big rookie contracts before the rule change, then after proving time and time again he's not a very good QB even when he's healthy which is almost never, he gets big contract with Philly and now this with the Vikings. Unbelievable. If you would have asked me what his trade value is a few days ago, I would have said a 5th rounder lol. Vikings are trippin
 
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