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I can already tell everyone how this is probably going to play out.

Jerry and Spawn the fucktards are going to continue to lowball Parsons. Parsons is going to refuse to show up for real games unless he is paid. In desperate attempt to get him to play the Retards will cave and guarantee they wont Franchise Tag Parsons next yr as long as he comes in for week one.

Mission accomplished for Parsons. He gets out of Dallas with no strings attached and signs with Washington, Philly, NYG or someone of that like for record breaking dough. Egg is all over face of the two fucking dumbest football people who have ever worked in the league because we get NOTHING for someone we could have traded for a fucking boatload in March or April.

 
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Injuries already starting to mount most specifically in the offensive line. We are in no position to start this season already wounded (self inflicted) . I know this is modern day football with big money at stake, but sometimes I feel like these professional players are over training. Compared to the past these players are bigger stronger and faster. I often wonder if it would be better to work out the kinks in preseason vs an all out physical training camp. It just feels like every year we are bitten by the injury bug before the season even starts. I know other teams face the same challenges, but our margin of error is slim. Now the league is pushing an 18 game regular season and throwing in international games that makes it even more important to stay healthy. For anyone who has played tackle football at any level you know what I am talking about. Avoiding injuries is critical if our team is to have any chance of reaching the playoffs. For players in the trenches on both sides of the ball their bodies are in constant soreness and pain throughout the season. It is a grind that the average fan may not fully understand. I know in the past players were given extended breaks after the season to recover. I believe this year round training may be doing more harm than good. I also believe football should be played on natural grass. Artificial turf is a killer on professional athletes. I don’t care how much technology has improved, we will never be able to mimic real grass. So the question becomes, do we go at each other during training camp and risk injury or do we go a little easier and take our lumps and work out kinks during preseason. I go back and forth on this issue. What are your thoughts?
 
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Mustang1 said:
Injuries already starting to mount most specifically in the offensive line. We are in no position to start this season already wounded (self inflicted) . I know this is modern day football with big money at stake, but sometimes I feel like these professional players are over training. Compared to the past these players are bigger stronger and faster. I often wonder if it would be better to work out the kinks in preseason vs an all out physical training camp. It just feels like every year we are bitten by the injury bug before the season even starts. I know other teams face the same challenges, but our margin of error is slim. Now the league is pushing an 18 game regular season and throwing in international games that makes it even more important to stay healthy. For anyone who has played tackle football at any level you know what I am talking about. Avoiding injuries is critical if our team is to have any chance of reaching the playoffs. For players in the trenches on both sides of the ball their bodies are in constant soreness and pain throughout the season. It is a grind that the average fan may not fully understand. I know in the past players were given extended breaks after the season to recover. I believe this year round training may be doing more harm than good. I also believe football should be played on natural grass. Artificial turf is a killer on professional athletes. I don’t care how much technology has improved, we will never be able to mimic real grass. So the question becomes, do we go at each other during training camp and risk injury or do we go a little easier and take our lumps and work out kinks during preseason. I go back and forth on this issue. What are your thoughts?
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League needs to increase the roster limit to 55 regular, 20 practice squad. Eliminate preseason and allow two bye weeks when going to 18 games. One of the bye weeks is global. I well imagine 20 games is on the horizon.
 
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League needs to increase the roster limit to 55 regular, 20 practice squad. Eliminate preseason and allow two bye weeks when going to 18 games. One of the bye weeks is global. I well imagine 20 games is on the horizon.
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League should have never went to 17 games, and definitely should never go to 18 games. International games need to end. There should be an end to "inactive" players on game days.

They say they are about player safety but nothing they do shows that to be true.
 
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