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A sad sad day.   He did so well in a lot of roles.   

A very gifted actor.  So many good roles in so many different genres. RIP

It was black and white (we called it plain label) where I lived in upstate NY, I remember there was a grocery chain called Great American that carried those products.  They were not as good as today's store brand items; they were more like leftovers.  For example, a can of peas would have large and small peas in the can, unlike a name brand would have all uniform size peas.  I tried the plain label beer and even as an underage drinker with not a lot of experience I knew that beer was disgusting crap. lol

I realize he left a large family behind, but using a GoFundMe to raise over $2 million?

Prediction:

Seahawks 28

Patriots 17

That Seahawk defense will dominate.

I was close 29-13 actual.

These seem to be all player evaluations, what they think they can get out of them in 2026.  Tyreek is expensive and has too many off field issues.  A great player in the games where he wants to go out and play, but other times doesn't seem to give the effort.  Chubb came around at the end of last year and could possibly be great this season if he stays healthy.

Today they cut, Tyreek Hill, Bradley Chubb, James Daniels, and Nick Westbrook. They released Zach Wilson a few days ago.

I'm not sure about Wilson but with the other cuts they have created about 56 mill to the Cap Space and just under 67 million in salary.

There was a certain young QB in Miami who made the Super Bowl in his second year... only to never sniff it again.   For your sake, I hope that doesn't happen to Maye.  He's got Marino's arm and Montana's legs.

Lets pump the brakes on Maye having Marino's arm.

I think Willis will want too much money. After his successful GB stint, there will be several teams looking to sign him and will gladly overpay him to get a QB. I don't think we are in position to get into a bidding war with someone who is a long shot. I will say this though, Coach Hafley and Sully has seen him more than anyone else in recent years. He ran the scout team against Hafley and then as a back-up so if they do, then they have full confidence in him.

[That's the point.]

That's the point.

Darnold has been in the league for EIGHT years, and after his first 4 years he was clearly terrible.  But by your logic:

He's been in the league four years.   At that point, there's no more "development curve", you either have it or you don't.   And he clearly doesn't.

So why does this logic apply to Malik Willis after four years, but not Sam Darnold after four years?