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ESPN's Adam Schefter said the Falcons have "emerged as a sleeper team" to acquire Deshaun Watson.
 
Illustrious Potentate said:
They can get prime Peyton Manning and it won’t matter until they fix that o-line.
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I wonder what they are willing to give up to get him. Surely their 1st this year in a draft full of top Olinemen where they are picking.
 
redseat said:
Shocked no one has tried to get your to trade in vehicle for a "sweet" deal
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According to Edmunds.com, my car's trade in value is 90% of what I paid for it more than three years ago.

That would be a sweet deal. The sour deal would come when I went to replace it. . .
 
RobBase (c) said:
I wonder what they are willing to give up to get him. Surely their 1st this year in a draft full of top Olinemen where they are picking.
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I don’t know. They’re not gonna get him. They just had to restructure Matt Ryan’s contract to get some cap space. A mediocre team in cap hell. They’re not gonna be good for a while no matter who the QB is
 
Handicappers said:
huh?

www.cbssports.com

Randy Gregory backs out of big-money deal with Cowboys, agrees to terms with Broncos

Cowboys free agency 2022: Randy Gregory agrees to terms on big-money contract extension
www.cbssports.com www.cbssports.com
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Weird, I know.

Broncos signed Randy Gregory, formerly of the Cowboys, to a five-year, $70 million contract.

There are usually a couple of players who change their minds during the "legal tampering" period every year, but this move is more unusual than most given the official Twitter account for the Cowboys announced the deal just minutes before news of a contract with the Broncos broke.

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SlinkyRedfoot said:
According to Edmunds.com, my car's trade in value is 90% of what I paid for it more than three years ago.

That would be a sweet deal. The sour deal would come when I went to replace it. . .
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My wife’s lease is up at the end of the year. If supply chain shit hasn’t eased, I’ll probably just buy it outright. Otherwise, return it and drop down a car in the household. I barely drive at all and the wife can drive our Jeep if she wants (but she likely doesn’t want to).
 
williewilliejuan said:
My wife’s lease is up at the end of the year. If supply chain shit hasn’t eased, I’ll probably just buy it outright. Otherwise, return it and drop down a car in the household. I barely drive at all and the wife can drive our Jeep if she wants (but she likely doesn’t want to).
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If you're going to just return it, you should check what the purchase price is and compare that to the current value. You could likely buy it out, then sell it immediately and make a nice chunk.

I bought my car at the end of its lease last year. If Edmnunds is correct, I could make $10k if I sold it right now.
 
ill said:
how many White Russians in are you today?
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Ugh. One of those is good.

I drank a shitload of them one night. What a nightmare.

Milk is for children.
 
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