CaptainChaos47

NFL films did a Making of the Schedule movie. Gives a pretty good behind the scenes look, if you haven't seen it.

It wasn't a definitive statement. I was just saying if we liked him and didn't take him at 11 he probably doesn't make it past 20

I've analyzed absolutely nothing but watched a few Pitt games this year and have a hunch you might be right. I don't know if he's nfl ready enough to pick at 11, but if we don't do it there we likely have to trade up past Pittsburgh in the first to get him. I don't see them missing out on another hometown guy, especially with Haskins and Rudolph being their current options.

Fingers crossed he becomes our next Mike Sellers

Beer guy. Although judging by that video from years back he might drink all the profits.

Like forced to sell or not be allowed around the team? Even if he didnt commit the acts but he was aware of them doesnt that make him guilty in some sense if he didnt fire the party involved? If he knew of the NDA then he knew who committed the act. Even if the woman or women are going away with severance and legally cant say anything, shouldn't he still have fired the guys involved? Especially if there are repeated allegations? Even with one allegations a formal investigation should be launched and if that investigation hinted at guilt, they should have been fired then in my opinion.

Do you think Snyder could be punished because he knew the circumstances surrounding the NDAs and didn't take action to fire those involved at the time?