I managed to download all of that artwork (the logos, not the videos), and with the site now gone, it's a shame not to share that past artwork. I had begun uploading all of the work to a prior thread, but that was years ago and the thread has long since been archived and stuffed into a memory hole. So I'm going to repost them... ALL OF THEM... to this thread. I'll do it alphabetically by team, so if you find yourself needing to mock an opponent you'll know where to go.

I'll also include mock logos from an online thread (I forget where it was from) that speculated what all 32 NFL teams' logos would be if they were from the UK. Perhaps it was due to the ongoing London games? Dunno. But I have them all and I'll just lump them in with the PackerPalace logos.

So without further ado.... here we go!

Thirty years ago today - November 5, 1995 - Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell, together with Executive VP Al Lerner and Maryland Governor Parris Glendenning, announced that the Cleveland Browns would be moving. The Baltimore Browns (later renamed "Ravens") would begin play in 1996 at Memorial Stadium until a new football-only stadium would be completed adjacent to Camden Yards.

After threatening litigation, the city of Cleveland would later be given an expansion franchise in 1999. That new team, ironically enough, would be headed-up by Al Lerner, the same man who engineered the Browns' departure to Maryland and upon whose private jet the final contracts with the Maryland Stadium Authority would be signed while sitting on the tarmac at Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Without Lerner spearheading the effort, the Browns would never have been able to move to Maryland.

Paradoxically, Browns fans immortalized Lerner - who has since passed away - by wearing jerseys that bear his "A.L." initials on the sleeve. The patch was removed following the 2012 season by new owner Jimmy Haslam, the 4th owners since the franchise's founding in 1999.

Andy closed-out the game last week, with two prior appearances during garbage time. He has gone 2-1 with a pedestrian 9-13-118 1/0 stat line, all of those numbers in a relief role. Thru Sunday's game Dalton now uas 39,618 career passing yards, needing only 382 to become the 26th player in NFL history to reach 40,000. He also needs only 621 to catch Johnny Unitas and 933 to catch Joe Montana - both Hall of Famers.

The Panthers' QBs are averaging a palty 200 passing yards per game this year (7 games, 1401 yards), so if named the starter for a while it would likely take two games for Dalton to get to 40K and perhaps three GOOD games to catch Unitas.

UPDATE: Confirmed, Young is expected to miss Week 8 as MRI shows a high ankle sprain:
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/bryce-young-injury-panthers-qb-suffers-high-ankle-sprain-expected-to-miss-week-8-against-bills-per-report/

He goes for 32 against the Raiders on 12/29.

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Browns have big decision to make about Deshaun Watson after the season

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• Mike Florio

  

Published October 20, 2024 02:51 PM
 

 

Entering today’s game, the Browns had a short-term and a long-term problem arising from the Deshaun Watson contract. If, as it appears, Watson has suffered a season-ending non-contact Achilles tear (it’s not official yet, but the video seems to show something pop), the short-term problem is solved.

 

The long-term problem remains.

 

The Browns owe Watson $46 million in 2025 and $46 million in 2026. Every penny is fully guaranteed. That’s (math is hard) $92 million.

 

Thanks to past restructurings, Watson’s cap number for 2025 is $72.935 million. It’s the same in 2026. And there’s another $26 million that would hit the cap, if he’s released or traded.

 

The Browns have options. None are good. They could keep him on the roster and let him compete to be the starter. They could keep him on the roster and not play him. They’ll be paying him $46 million next year, either way.

 

They also could cut him. But they’d still have to pay him. And the cap consequences would be staggering.

 

Pre-June 1, the cap hit would be an incomprehensible $172.77 million. A post-June 1 release would mean $72.935 million in 2025, but they’d absorb nearly $100 million in 2026. 
 

A trade would be highly unlikely, unless the Browns add significant draft picks to the $92 million that another team would be inheriting. Also, Watson could eat some of the salary to make a trade more palatable, but why should he? He could just dig in his heels and wait to be released — or get paid to not play.

 

Given the timing of the injury, there’s no guarantee he’ll even be 100 percent by Week 1 of 2025. In the interim, the Browns will have opportunities in free agency and the draft to acquire a replacement. 
 

However it goes, it’s going to be a mess. It already is a mess. And if owner Jimmy Haslam isn’t ready to admit that he made a far bigger mistake than when the homeless guy told him to draft Johnny Manziel.

 

Thoughts???

IT WAS A FUCKING PENALTY!!!!!!

I guess he's just not used to "not getting the call".

Crybaby bitch!

Here's his postgame press conference.

https://www.chiefs.com/video/patrick-mahomes-all-we-can-do-is-bounce-back-press-conference-week-14

Funny thing, April 1st isn't for a couple of weeks yet.

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Wednesday, August 30, 2023
Ex-Cardinals coach: Given burner phone to use with suspended GM

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By Tisha Thompson
 

Former Arizona Cardinals head coach Steve Wilks testified that a team executive gave him a burner phone to communicate with former general manager Steve Keim under orders from Keim and team owner Michael Bidwill during Keim's suspension, according to a deposition transcript obtained by ESPN.

Bidwill and other team executives communicated with Keim throughout his suspension for drunk driving, including while the Cardinals negotiated a three-year, $39 million contract extension with running back David Johnson, Wilks said. The NFL said at the time it would not impose additional punishment against Keim after the team suspended him.

 

"It was a directive from Keim as well as Bidwill," Wilks said in the deposition. "They both knew."

 

Wilks, now the defensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers, testified in California on Friday via videoconference as part of the ongoing arbitration complaint filed by former Cardinals vice president of personnel Terry McDonough against Bidwill and the team. McDonough's complaint alleges gross misconduct by Bidwill, including discriminatory and racist treatment of employees in addition to the use of burner phones.

 

Bidwill and the Cardinals have previously denied the allegations, calling them "outlandish."

 

In response to questions posed by McDonough's attorney, Wilks provided new details about the use of burner phones, alleged incidents he witnessed between McDonough and Bidwill, and his overall coaching experience.

 

Cardinals attorneys later complained to NFL-appointed arbitrator Jeffrey Mishkin that Wilks' attorney did not allow cross-examination during the deposition, according to correspondence obtained by ESPN.

 

"As much as we would like to share the truth of what transpired, the confidentiality order in place prohibits us from doing so," the Cardinals told ESPN in a statement. Because Wilks has not yet been cross-examined by Cardinals attorneys, the deposition has not been admitted into the record, according to identical statements from both a team spokesperson and McDonough's attorney. Wilks' attorney and an NFL spokesperson declined comment.

 

According to the correspondence reviewed by ESPN, Cardinals attorneys previously asked Mishkin to destroy the videotape and transcript of Wilks' testimony.

Mishkin ruled Monday to keep the material, according to two sources with knowledge of the arbitration proceedings.

 

Wilks, who coached the team for less than 12 months during a 3-13 season, testified that league officials came to Arizona after Keim was arrested for extreme DUI on July 4, 2018, in Chandler.

 

The NFL announced it would not impose additional punishment against Keim after the team said July 17 it was suspending Keim for five weeks and fining him $200,000, and promised that the general manager would be barred from team facilities and prohibited from having contact with the team.

Wilks testified that Bidwill initially ordered Wilks and others to have "no communication" with Keim following his guilty plea and suspension.

 

But Wilks said former Cardinals vice president of football administration Mike Disner gave him a burner phone sometime between July 18 and July 20. Wilks said Disner told him that the two of them, along with Keim, McDonough and Matt Caracciolo, the team's vice president of football operations and facilities, received burner phones. He said Disner showed him how his phone had been preloaded with "everybody's initials" and phone numbers. Bidwill himself used a burner phone to communicate with Keim, who had multiple burner phones, according to Wilks.

 

"With me being a first-year head coach, I felt uncomfortable from the beginning that I worked this hard to get to this plateau and this opportunity, and then I was presented with this situation with being unethical," Wilks testified.

 

Keim and Wilks had one text exchange, when Keim asked how things were going at practice, according to Wilks' testimony. "That was the only time I reached out to Mr. Keim," Wilks said.

 

But Wilks testified that Keim and Disner communicated during Keim's suspension to solidify a new deal with Johnson. The Cardinals announced Johnson's contract on Sept. 8, 2018, less than three weeks after Keim returned from his suspension. 

 

Keim left the Cardinals in December 2022 for health-related reasons. Disner left the Cardinals in January 2019 and is currently the chief operating officer of the Detroit Lions. A Lions spokesperson did not respond to ESPN's request for comment.

 

Wilks said he was uncomfortable with the burner phones, but as a first-year Black coach, he did not feel comfortable going to Bidwill with his concerns and instead asked McDonough to intervene on his behalf.

 

Wilks testified that he called McDonough into his office on July 23, 2018, six days after Keim's suspension, to discuss his discomfort with the phones.

Wilks said he witnessed a "heated conversation" between Bidwill and McDonough later that same day. "I don't know exactly what was said," Wilks said. "I was walking off the practice field, might have been 15, 20 yards away. And I just heard Michael [Bidwill] berating [McDonough], so I stopped and looked." He said McDonough did not yell at Bidwill. Bidwill, however, "was definitely irate."

 

McDonough later told Wilks that the argument on the field had been about Wilks' and McDonough's concerns about the phones, according to Wilks' testimony.

 

Before Keim's suspension, Wilks said he felt like he had a good relationship with Bidwill, but Bidwill's "demeanor towards me changed" after the McDonough incident on the field. The owner became "less communicative, very nonchalant," according to Wilks.

 

In an April 2023 news release following McDonough's arbitration complaint, the Cardinals stated that "Mr. Bidwill took swift action" when he learned of the burner phones and "directed the phones be retrieved and communications stopped."

 

But Wilks said in his deposition that, "No one retrieved the burner phones until Keim came back [from his suspension], so it wasn't swift." Wilks said Disner collected Wilks' burner phone after Keim "was back in the building."

 

Wilks also testified that he never witnessed McDonough being "combative towards colleagues in leadership," being willfully insubordinate, or having "friction with his colleagues," all claims previously made by the Cardinals following McDonough's complaint.

 

"I felt it was totally false from my experience and relationship being around Terry," he said.

 

Asked if he felt that Bidwill "bullied, belittled, and criticized" McDonough in a personnel meeting following the on-field incident, as alleged in the arbitration complaint, Wilks replied, "Yes."

 

Wilks said Bidwill had also berated him multiple times, including a postgame incident that occurred in front of Wilks' 9-year-old son. He was driving home with his son after a game and called Bidwill, he said. "As soon as he picked up, it was just cuss words and how embarrassed he was about the game and can't really, you know, bring friends or take anybody in the box," Wilks said, adding that his son later asked him, "Daddy, why is that guy talking to you like that?"

 

McDonough has accused Bidwill of chastising him after he introduced three Black players to the owner during a tryout, telling McDonough, "Don't ever do that again." Wilks said he witnessed the interaction and heard Bidwill telling McDonough, "Don't ever do that again," but added, "I didn't know exactly what it was pertaining to."

 

Wilks also said a scout who is Black told him that he had been berated by Bidwill for parking in the owner's spot, an allegation McDonough previously made in his arbitration complaint.

 

Bidwill sits on the NFL's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee and Social Justice Working Group. Wilks is a co-plaintiff in former Dolphins coach Brian Flores's lawsuit against the league and several other teams, including the Cardinals, on allegations of racial discrimination in hiring. Plaintiffs attorneys in that case have called Wilks a "bridge coach" who was "not given any meaningful chance to succeed" in Arizona.

 

McDonough is a son of Boston Globe reporter Will McDonough and brother of ESPN broadcaster Sean McDonough.

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/38291553/cardinals-steve-wilks-testifies-owner-gm-burner-phones

Hopefully they show the Bengals beating the shit out of him.  that would be a plus

And I have no doubt his "suicide" attempt is a total lie. 

https://www.goodbullhunting.com/2023/8/7/23822812/johnny-manziel-documentary-premieres-on-netflix-tomorrow-texas-am-aggies-college-football

I don't know how many shareholders are here in Who Dey nation - I am one.  LT is another.

Regnia is 2h to the left of Cincinnati, so this is at 9pm ET tomorrow night.

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Dear Amish
 
This is a gentle reminder that the Annual General Meeting of the Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club Inc. (the "Club") will be held at the Harvard Broadcasting’s Studio 620 Lounge, Mosaic Stadium, Regina, Saskatchewan, at 7:00 p.m., June 21, 2023.

 

We wanted to also advise you of some road construction taking place around the Stadium – specifically on Lewvan Drive. Unfortunately, this area is reduced to a single lane due to ongoing road work, which will likely result in congestion. Additionally, the Farm Show PBR is taking place at the same time, which means there may be increased traffic around REAL District.

 

With that in mind, we suggest you take a little extra time to get to the Stadium. For those who cannot make it to the Annual General Meeting, we will be live-streaming the meeting on YouTube. Please click the link below for live coverage:

 

https://riderville.us12.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f31b6d6d555443568dfe776b5&id=9693a45ff9&e=837ef7b16b

 

Any questions regarding your share(s) or the annual general meeting can be directed to management@saskriders.com or 1-888-474-3377 (Option 2).

Thank you,

Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club Inc.

 

Go Riders.  : )

The lawsuit alleges that Araiza, then an All-American at San Diego State, had sex with the minor outside his off-campus house while she was intoxicated at a party in October, then brought her inside to a room where she was repeatedly raped by multiple men.

That group allegedly included two of Araiza's Aztecs teammates, Zavier Leonard and Nowlin “Pa’a” Ewaliko. Leonard is still listed on the San Diego State roster, while Ewaliko is not.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/bills-p-matt-araiza-2-san-diego-state-teammates-accused-of-gang-rape-in-lawsuit-223612033.html

"Maybe he did it so people would think he's straight?"

"Is he doing the TikTok dance in his jail cell?"

"How many Bud Lights did he drink first?"

Stanley Wilson Jr, former Lions defensive back, dies after collapse at mental health hospital: report

Stanley played for Lions from 2005-2007

Former Detroit Lions cornerback Stanley Wilson Jr. died after collapsing at Metropolitan State Hospital in Los Angeles County this month, TMZ reported Wednesday. He was 40 years old.

He was transferred to the medical facility on Feb. 1, according to the report. He was arrested on vandalism charges in August and had been in police custody since.

He reportedly collapsed and died during intake at the medical facility.

He was suspected of breaking into a home in Los Angeles' Hollywood Hills and raiding the property, according to the report. The suspect also is believed to have taken a bath in the property's indoor fountain. 

Prosecutors said Wilson was declared incompetent to stand trial, which resulted in him being moved to the mental health care facility.

The Detroit Lions selected Wilson in the third round of the 2005 draft. He went on to play two seasons with the Lions before suffering an Achilles tear in a preseason game.

He ultimately was not able to bounce back from the injury and ended his football career.

Wilson's father, Stanley Wilson Sr., also played in the NFL.

The cause of death was not immediately known, but officials are expected to conduct an autopsy. At this point in the investigation, there is no suspicion of foul play.

Wilson was previously arrested in connection to a home invasion in 2016. He was shot during the attempted break-in at a Portland home and was allegedly naked at the time.

In January 2017, Wilson was arrested for allegedly walking around a neighborhood without clothes on. Another arrest happened the following month that also stemmed from a home break-in.

Prior to playing in the professional football ranks, Wilson spent four seasons with the Stanford football team. It is unclear if Wilson is survived by a spouse or children.

Can't be too careful. 🚨

First off the ugly.  They seem to mostly just put him in there on 3rd and short or 4th and 2 or less to run a QB draw. Boy he just gets stuffed every time lol     Like why did they keep doing that? lol  

On positive note. The Texans will sometimes have 2 qbs on the field and that is when it gets really interesting.  They'll have Driskel lined up behind the line in the slot so the defender has to defend against the reception/run and possible pass.   They also throw Driskel in the backfield in a split formation which also really seems to rattle the defense a bit.

He does alright the couple of times he was thrown a screen pass. Got up the field pretty good.  When he gets the ball out on the screen the D is just confused af. Pretty neat. Glad dude is still hanging in there.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/33541834/long-nfl-reporter-john-clayton-dies-67

Rapoport says the following....Pat's response below

Buccaneers to bring back classic 'creamsicle' uniforms beginning in 2023 - CBSSports.com
 

Linky: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10517401/Report-Los-Angeles-DA-declines-charge-Adrian-Peterson.html

The Los Angeles district attorney's office has reportedly declined to charge former NFL MVP Adrian Peterson with felony domestic violence after he was pulled off a taxiing airplane and arrested following an argument with his wife.  

'I ended up grabbing her hand and taking her ring off her finger. She didn't press any charges. The state of California pressed charges because there was a scratch on her hand. Literally that's why I went to jail, because the ring left a scratch on her finger. We just had a disagreement.

'I don't hit women.'

https://news.sportslogos.net/2022/02/02/washington-football-team-officially-becomes-commanders-unveils-new-logos-uniforms/football/

Pretty safe/generic choice, much like the MLB's Cleveland "Guardians". Not a big fan of the uniforms, the black-for-black's sake uni doesn't even make any sense to me.

What DID catch my attention was the usage of the alternate helmet. Perhaps we will see a white striped or inverted striped helmet for our Bengals next year.

Word on the street is that it might be a career ending

https://www.nfl.com/news/Stealers-wr-juju-smith-schuster-out-for-season-after-undergoing-shoulder-surgery

I know there are a number of local fans and posters here considering going to the Las Vegas Raiders

game but they now require proof of COVID vaccination.

Ex-Bengal Rey Maualuga arrested after driving through yards, destroying mailboxes in NKY

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was noncommittal on whether he would get vaccinated after being infected with COVID-19 twice in the past eight months, saying it was a "personal decision."

"I just got off the COVID list," Jackson said after Monday's practice when asked if he would get the vaccine. "I got to talk to my team about this and see how they feel about it. Keep learning as much as I can about it. We'll go from there."

Does that mean he's thinking about getting vaccinated?

"We'll see," Jackson said. "Talking to the doctors. We'll see."

During Jackson's nine-minute media session, the former NFL MVP remained loose, animated and playful while being asked nine COVID-related questions, including three on whether he planned to get vaccinated.

Jackson returned to training camp Saturday after missing 10 days, the NFL-mandated quarantine for unvaccinated players who test positive. Last November, Jackson tested positive for COVID-19 and missed one game. On Monday, he acknowledged he dealt with the same symptoms from the coronavirus this time and slept a lot because of fatigue.

Jackson said last December that he "wouldn't wish [COVID] on anybody" and reiterated that Monday. But he still wouldn't budge on whether he would get the vaccine, even when pressed that it puts the Ravens at a competitive disadvantage.

"I feel it's a personal decision," Jackson said. "I'm just going to keep my feelings to my family and myself. I'm focused on getting better right now. I can't dwell on that right now ... how everybody else feels. Just trying to get back to the right routine."

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/seven-german-cities-express-interest-in-playing-host-to-nfl-regular-season-game-as-early-as-2022-per-report/

While London has stood as the consistent international outpost for the NFL across the Atlantic dating to 2007, the league is looking to stretch the game into Europe's mainland in the near future. Earlier this offseason, the NFL was reportedly gauging interest from a number of potential host cities in Germany and several have come back quite interested. 

According to Sky Sports, seven German cities have expressed interest in becoming a partner with the league. The NFL is also working with London-based The Sports Consultancy and is aiming to play host to games in Germany beginning in 2022 and running through the 2025 season. Sky Sports adds that the NFL is expected to receive robust proposals at the start of September, which will allow the league time to review and identify a preferred partner by early 2022. 

The seven German cities were not revealed by The Sports Consultancy, but Munich's Department for Education and Sport did confirm to Sky Sports that it's in "initial talks" with the NFL about playing host to a game. Munich is home to Allianz Arena, which is the second-largest stadium in Germany with a capacity of 75,000. 

"We are currently waiting for more information from the NFL regarding the requirements to be met for implementation in Munich," spokesperson Thomas Gross told Sky Sports. "A final application can generally only be made after approval by the city council. As soon as the LHM has the outstanding information, it will be examined and submitted to the city council for decision."

One city that is not in the running to play host at the moment is the country's capital city of Berlin. The city's Senate Department for Home Affairs and Sport noted that they're unable to form a pitch due to a sports promotion law. That said, as spokesperson did say note that "Berlin is always interested in hosting high-profile sporting events." Meanwhile, Hamburg is another potential host city for the NFL, but there is some concern that the turnaround time to deliver a pitch is too short. 

Germany played host to five NFL preseason games from 1990 to 1994 and had five teams as a member of NFL Europe before the league disbanded in 2007, so there is plenty of history to point to why the league has chosen this country as its next European frontier.

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"Soldja" Kellen Winslow II sentenced to 14 years for string of rapes, sex offenses in Southern California

 

A San Diego County judge sentenced former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II to 14 years in prison Wednesday for multiple rapes and sexual offenses committed against five women in Southern California.  The sentence was the maximum allowed under a plea arrangement Winslow agreed to in February.  Winslow was convicted of forcible rape, rape of an unconscious person, assault with intent to commit rape, indecent exposure and lewd conduct in public.

 

Had he been convicted of the 12 charges including seven felonies that he originally faced without a plea deal, Winslow could have faced life in prison.

 

Judge Blaine Bowman called Winslow "a sexual predator” and described his crimes as "brazen" when handing down the sentence.  “The vulnerability of the victims was no accident,” Bowman said, per the Associated Press. “It was the type of victim that you sought out yourself because you felt that perhaps they wouldn’t report the crime or wouldn’t be deemed credible by the jurors.”

 

Winslow convicted of rape in 2019

In June of 2019, a San Diego County jury found Winslow guilty of raping a 58-year-old homeless woman and indecent exposure involving a woman who was gardening in her front yard. Jurors agreed that he was guilty of rape, indecent exposure and lewd conduct, but remained deadlocked on six other felonies, prompting a retrial on those charges.  Among the charges jurors couldn't agree on were the alleged 2018 rape of a 54-year-old hitchhiker and the 2003 rape of an unconscious 17-year-old high school girl at a party.

 

Multiple plea deals for Winslow
 

Rather than face trial again, Winslow agreed to a last-minute plea deal in 2019 that took place after jurors had been seated for the retrial. Winslow pleaded guilty then to raping the 17-year-old and to sexual battery of the hitchhiker. He faced 12 to 18 years in prison per the terms of that deal.  He pleaded then with Bowman to hand down the minimum sentence.

 

“I pray to God that you give me 12, and I can go home to my soldja family as soon as possible,” Winslow said when entering his 2019 guilty plea.

 

Winslow was slated to be sentenced in 2020, but the hearing was delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Before Wednesday's hearing, Winslow agreed in February to yet another plea deal, reducing his maximum sentence to 14 years. Per that deal, Winslow was allowed to change his plea of sexual battery of the hitchhiker to a lesser charge of assault with intent to commit rape.

 

'I don't ever feel safe'

 

The homeless woman Winslow raped was one of four women to provide statements at Wednesday's sentencing hearing. She described the long-term impact Winslow's rape has had on her life.  “It’s affecting my life every day and every night,” she said, per the Associated Press. “I don’t ever feel safe inside or outside. You brought so much damage to my life.”

 

Winslow's fall from Pro Bowl tight end

 

Winslow played nine season in the NFL with the current Cleveland Browns, before bouncing around the league with short stints with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, New England Patriots and New York Jets. The son of Hall of Fame tight end Kellen Winslow, who played for the original Browns in Cleveland and Baltimore (while managing to not be convicted of raping anyone), the lesser Winslow was selected by the current Browns as a first-round draft pick out of Miami... oops... "Duh Yoo" in 2004.   It is unclear how many women he raped in college.

 

Glad that POS is gonna be locked up for a long, long time.  Hope he gets a boyfriend while in prison.

One of the Bengals biggest busts. 1984 first round pick, 16th.  Bengals had three firsts round picks that year,

LB Rickey Hunley (refused to play for the team) and OL Brian Blados (meh at best).  Bengals whiffed on three

first round picks in one year.

Pete went on to a meh and forgettable movie career.

Have a Meh Birthday, Pete.  I hope you invested well.

Adam Shefter has gone thru the ranks to become the King of whats going on in thr NFL..

When Shefter speaks of something you believe him..

Mark of a reliable and trusted sports jounalist..

Just wanted to give him props for a great 30yr run at his craft..

Haskins is now 3rd string. 

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/09/04/washington-will-release-adrian-peterson/