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Hello, since this is my first season I have a procedural question. I see this rule here: "The draft will proceed in reverse order based on the previous season's finish (total points as tie-breaker)." So this order makes sense, but I want to know if head to head comes into this at all like a playoff seeding tiebreaker or is it just always default league wide points for draft order and head to head for playoffs? Longhorns didn't play either me or Crabs, and we (me and Crabs) split our games so this makes sense regardless, but I'm just curious if that was even a consideration for this. Thank you! This has been an. interesting year for sure and I can't wait for the offseason.

Does he live in your head rent free Randull?

Please give Boston Scott a 3 year contract, thank you.

Hi - Kamren Curl a 1 year deal (all I have room for/default)

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New contracts are boxed and in red. QB Foles, Nick CHI QB 1 Hill, Taysom NOS QB 1 Prescott, Dak DAL QB 1 Taylor, Tyrod LAC QB 4 RB Carson, Chris SEA RB 6 Edwards-Helaire, Clyde KCC RB (R) 10 Elliott, Ezekiel DAL RB 4 Hill, Brian ATL RB 1 Laird, Patrick MIA RB (Q) 2 Pollard, Tony DAL RB 2 WR Brown, Marquise BAL WR 8 Edelman, Julian NEP WR 1 Gallup, Michael DAL WR 4 Hogan, Chris NYJ WR (Q) 1 Jeffery, Alshon PHI WR (Q) 1 Stills, Kenny HOU WR 4 TE Eifert, Tyler JAC TE 2 Kroft, Tyler BUF TE 1 Swaim, Geoff TEN TE 1 Uzomah, C.J. CIN TE 2 PK Bailey, Dan MIN PK 1 Prater, Matt DET PK 1 DL Buckner, DeForest IND DT 1 Davenport, Marcus NOS DE 3 Hill, B.J. NYG DE 2 Okafor, Alex KCC DE (Q) 1 LB Davis, Thomas WAS LB 1 Leonard, Darius IND LB 2 McKinney, Benardrick HOU LB 1 Schobert, Joe JAC LB 3 CB Griffin, Shaq SEA CB 1 Harrison, Ronnie CLE S 3 Hyde, Micah BUF S 3 Jackson, Eddie CHI S 1 Jenkins, Malcolm NOS S 1 35 TOTAL PLAYERS 2 INJURED RESERVE Williams, Tyrell LVR WR (I) 2 Turay, Kemoko IND DE (I) 1 TAXI SQUAD Fromm, Jake BUF QB (R) Gordon, Anthony FA QB (R) Evans, Darrynton TEN RB Harris, Damien NEP RB (Q) Jackson, Justin LAC RB (Q) Boykin, Miles BAL WR Johnson, Olabisi MIN WR Lamb, CeeDee DAL WR (R) Parker, Aaron FA WR (R) Patmon, Dezmon IND WR Bryant, Hunter DET TE (R) Tillery, Jerry LAC DT Epenesa, A.J. BUF DE (R) Carter, Lorenzo NYG LB Eguavoen, Sam MIA LB Landry, Harold TEN LB * Devy, College 22 FA QB (R) Ehrlinger UT * Devy, College 27 FA WR (R) Tylan Wallace * Devy, College 3 FA DE (R) * Devy, College 3 FA DE (R) Gregory Rousseau Miami (So)

Angelo has a solid enough track record in rds 3-5 that I'd take two, heck even one, pick in that range fr this winy dude. Jamar! Come on down! What I REALLY want the Bears to do is simply go after a bad-ass young safety next year. They've locked up the corners, have a stud DT, MLB and cross your fingers with Anderson at DE. But bring in a healthy buck to take over for Archuleta and Brown (the true defensive MVP who can never stay healthy) and it is seriously on.

Someone put it best this way, and this was before the hardware problems announced in the past weeks: Sony simply creates better HARDWARE because they've been in the consumer electronics business for so long. It makes sense and when put that way I decided that PS3 was what I'm getting eventually and that was before Microsoft did the 'your XBox will prolly break, sorry.'

You're better plugged in than me. It's intereesting that Briggs was such a pr!ck about it, and now caves. Whatever dude. I hope they trade his ass for a draft pick if he wants to play for a year than walk. The 'product of the system' thing was something I heard last year, and played a part in the celiling of the long term offer they made last year.

Good news, but utterly predictable. They're waving a winning lottery ticket in front of him and there's more down the road. Goop, from what I have been reading, and looking between the lines my take on it is even if Rosenhau initiated the holdout, the negotiation and decision making was bad by both sides. Whoever was behind the parade around the owners meeting made a serious error, but given the two chuckleheads involved there's no telling who's (sp?) call that was. This resolution though, has Rosenhaus all over it. What I find is interesting is more between the lines stuff: they talk of franchising him in 2008? That's the first time that's been publicly mentioned so I wonder if the Bears threatened to do that or if this is meant to head off they're doing it. In either event, someone is aalready planning for NEXT off-season. What I find interesting is that 2 Chicago teams have solid relationships with the biggest boor agents in each sport: Rosenhaus and the Bears get along, and Boras and the Cubs do as well. Go figure.