High School Harry

$516K here...$516K there... it all adds up in the Trey Hendrickson contract kitty. Sign the man...

Hey... the white type in the top right notifications bar, next to the person's aviator... the white just ain't working. Black? Orange? Just sayin'

7:30 AM Tuesday Looks good on Safari. Thanks for the work, Go.

What Dr Jesus said... Who Dey

OT What's with the board? Still wonky for me. Signed out and signed back in and still not there.

OK for me now. Only problem is their ain't shit going on with the Bengals.

The Greg Cook must be the Holy Grail. He was Joe Burrow before Joe Burrow was born.... well, before the injury.

Totally agree!

A.J. Green? Too soon? Really don't think so.

Marvin Lewis led the league in time outs right after the two minute warning.

Yep. There's only one Ja"Marr Chase. And Ja"Marr and Tee went with Burton because Burton had to be accompanied with an adult.

Much as I hate to say it, the same could be said for all three, Volson, Moss and Stone. Right now, I'm hoping it is to free up more money in the Trey pot. And the promise, in writing or otherwise was they will make it up to him later or somehow. Frankly, tired of all the drama. Just get Trey re-signed and Stewart signed and in the fold and get on with it. Save the drama for your mama.

https://www.cincyjungle.com/2025/5/21/24434886/cordell-volson-contract-cap-hit-bengals-53-man-roster The Bengals quietly restructured the contract of Cordell Volson: What does it mean? This means several things for the Bengals’ projected 53-man roster. Here’s something you don’t see everyday: The Cincinnati Bengals restructured the contract of Cordell Volson, and no one caught it until a week later. According to the Bengals’ official website, the team quietly re-negotiated Volson’s contract on May 14th. While no details have been reached, it’s almost certainly a paycut for Volson, who was set to have a cap hit of $3,820,220, according to Over The Cap. If Volson was willing to accept a new deal, it likely came with some type of guarantee that he’ll make the 53-man roster, so assume his spot is secure heading into training camp. This means there’s almost zero chance the Bengals will sign another outside free agent like Brandon Scherff or Dalton Risner, so we can officially put those dreams to rest. It also means the Bengals are in serious danger of having another bottom-10 offensive line, as Joe Burrow has yet to play behind even an above-average o-line at any point during his career. That is unless new offensive line coach Scott Peters — with just one full NFL season in that role under his belt — proves to be a major upgrade over the veteran Frank Pollack. And if this is yet another Bengals player taking a paycut — joining the likes of Geno Stone and Zack Moss — then will they actually use that money to pay Trey Hendrickson? We can only hope... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: There's a thought... ⬆️

Minus the fine print Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay dead at 65 https://www.foxnews.com/sports/colts-owner-jim-irsay-dead-65 Surprising and sad. Big impact on the Colts. RIP Jim Irsay

Re: Mild Murphy... "(If) We can clean up his hands, eyes, feet, and pad level, and help him put a better rush plan together." Other than that, Mrs Lincoln, how did you like the play?

How many sacks did Mild Murphy have in his college career? (rhetorical question, don't really care) I'm more concerned about him right now than I am Shemar once he hits the playing field. If he ever hits the playing field... his agent appears to be a bag of dicks.

And a quarter pounder who is out for the year is above Kenny Pickett.

Can they make him into a Center? Asking for a friend.

Bashing Kelsey Conway will begin in 3...2...1...

I'm very OK with our draft. As well as some of the unsigned free agents (McLaughlin). Maybe these guys are getting an early start for the next one.

Shedeur Sanders was projected to go as early as No. 2 before his inexplicable draft slide. The Cleveland Browns finally selected Sanders in the fifth round of last month's NFL Draft. On Monday, the Browns said Sanders signed his rookie contract. ESPN reported that Sanders' four-year rookie deal is valued at $4.6 million. The latest NFL collective bargaining agreement introduced fixed rookie pay scales, which effectively eliminates negotiations. Since Sanders was the 144th overall pick, he was slotted to earn $4.6 million on his first contract.

A bunch of. them just elected some guy from Chicago Pope.

P.S. Mr Brown, Please leave the Lumina in the drive. I'll be over Sunday afternoon right after I stop at Auto Zone for the Turtle Wax. Paste, of course.