OT: Non-Hockey Sports Thread X - The Search is on! (Scramblin' Fran Edition)

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I love that he's been complaining that he has no weapons in GB, but then he requests the Jets to sign the exact same WRs he had in Green Bay along with Mercedes f***ing Lewis.
They are “his guys” so to speak. Lazard is good. But Cobb and Lewis? Meh. OBJ is good, but not a former Packer.

I’m more and more excited for Love-Watson with every hour that passes.

Here’s to hoping the Jets give up something like 1st+conditional 2nd in 2024 as a trade return.
 
trying to contain my excitement....
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Don't go to ATL, because I have Allgeier in dynasty fantasy football. lol
If I was in your same shoes? I'd still be happy if they were the team that offered the best return. Vikings are still more important than fantasy football... even though fantasy football is pretty damn important! :laugh:
 
If I was in your same shoes? I'd still be happy if they were the team that offered the best return. Vikings are still more important than fantasy football... even though fantasy football is pretty damn important! :laugh:
Yeah, but the Vikings aren’t winning the Bowl next year so I’d rather win fantasy football haha
 
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Super Bowl contenders aren't always expected contenders entering the season. Surprise contenders frequent.

The return could also be very important to becoming a contender
Let's be real, it's Minnesota sports (and subsequently the Vikings).
 
Miami re-signed both of their RBs from last year, so that makes no sense for a landing spot for Cook anymore. My guess is they'll keep him.
 
Did he play a lot, or at all, last year? I don’t recall ever seeing it hearing about him. Which may be a good or bad thing
He started the last 4 games of the season

Edit: sorry, 4 of the last 5, last game he did not start because he was injured significantly in the 2nd to last game and thus missed the last game and the playoffs.

Schlottmann fractured his left fibula, which will presumably end his season.
 
The sport books have to be loving the round of 64 for the men's NCAA. There can't be an unbusted bracket left after a 1 seed and a 2 seed both lost their first game.
 
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