I admit I never thought it would happen















bring back Hill

I still think that will eventually happen but it'll be at the end of his career, he'll come back and finish out.

I still don't think we've seen the last of Tyreek.

The extension pushes the timeline back a little, but I think he's a guy we see come back for one last ride.

Looks like he's a UFA in 2027. He'd be 33 with career earnings of around $180 million.

So he'll need a job to stay out of bankruptcy and pay for those kids. We can probably come up with $8-10 million for him by then.

ROFL at everyone forgetting that CEH even exists… me included.

And Travis Kelce will be gone. Tyreek wanted the ball on every play, but Travis is Patrick’s favorite guy.

Hill probably gets dealt before then and re-ups after getting dealt. The Dolphins will be starting yet another tear-down after 2024.

Pop (IR)



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CEH (IR)



50 Feet of crap






Hunt (PS)

If we're signing Hunt, we have no expectations of seeing MEH back. Ever.

Because the kid will never have a cleaner path to salvaging an NFL career than he's going to have when he's eligible to return from the NFI list. And we've heard ZIP in that regard.

I think he's shut it down. He's done. He knows it, so does the team.

Not just you. I had to go ESPN to look at their roster as I couldn’t remember CEH either.

AIDS.

I hope he plays how he did the last time he suited up for my favorite team, the Kansas City Chiefs.

Hope so.

Well, I thought that way also, until the extension. Now, not o much.

You must have a COMPLETELY different definition of "burned bridge."

Well, I thought it would happen, but I thought it would happen a bit differently. I thought after he got suspended that the Chiefs would bring him back. What screwed that all up is when Cleveland signed him. Once that happened, I changed my mind and figured he'd never be back in KC.

Im glad he's back, because I never wanted him gone in the first place. I just wanted him to acknowledge his mistakes, make amends, pay the penalty, get the help he needed, and resume his career in KC.