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LOL ok serious discussion isn't your thing. I get it. "euthanize". lmfao.

Right there is no malpractice in the states our system works so much better. Your argument against something similar to the NHS seems to hinge solely on 2 ridiculous talking points. First - that a public welfare system might be abused or misused. That can be dismissed outright, because that is...

First round is not that great of a look for any member of the east. I'd imagine if you compared us league-wide it wouldn't be that different.

:ohsnap draft him hes got swag

you can't ohsnap yourself.

Keep digging your hole. I'm content to let it rest.

K

I'm not the one refusing to admit when he's wrong in this instance. Good talk anyhow.

True. It's just semantics at this point. Midswat wants to frame it the way it fits his argument. He might actually be right, but it's still just a guess. All we have is the reality of what happened - the Patriots made the best offer they could, or what they thought fair value was - and Welker...

I bet you did.

No, they couldn't do it because it was too expensive. They offered what they could. He walked.

The franchise tag for wideouts was about 10.5 mil. For Welker, who had been franchised the year before, I believe the rule is 125% of the total? So you're looking at more than 13 million dollars. Do I need to connect the dots for you or can you figure it out?

Crazy how he's no longer a member of their team when they made him an offer and he rejected it. In midswat-land - that equals "let him walk". LOL Come with facts or don't come at all, hypothetical boy.

And we're back to your fairy tale world where they had people lined up for restructurings. I'm dealing in facts - what actually happened. Let me know when you want to do the same.

They couldn't afford to. Just as they couldn't afford to offer him more on their longer-term deal, sbkstile.

Because we signed cast-offs from one of the league's worst squads? I don't get that logic tbh. Every time we do that people complain. What because they were disappointing former first rounders who never lived up to the hype?

And we could have done even more to get even further under the cap. You're just making idiotic blanket statements with nothing to back it up. Who would they have restructured? They already have tons of dead money in 30+ year olds like Brady and Wilfork and Mankins. The bottom line is Welker...

You say that like they could afford to franchise him. They couldn't. He walked, but they didn't let him. They did everything they could to retain him, but because of their cap situation they were unable. Instead they're going to pay the shitty Danny Amendola nearly as much to be not as good.

LOL I love it.