Cuts and Signings Around the NFL

@Wingman giving me that ***** on a pedestal beta vibe.

 

Ignorant loudmouths staff the Court of public opinion. And it’s unfortunate it has so much power to wreck a person’s livelihood.

witch hunts, lynch mobs, yellow journalism have always been the nemesis of due process and justice. And the popularity of Social media has thrown gas on the stupidity torch.

 

It will play out. But i dont expect teams to be beating blowing his phone up. At the end of the day- hes a punter.

 

No idea what that means…but i hate to see these kind of things take place. I have deal with them way too often. And these case are usually dismissed even if there is strong evidence of wrong doing. Each state is different, i work in alabama more than Tennessee for the record, but California rules make it difficult prosecute.

 

Dang! There’s a ton of cuts and signings being talked about here.

 

No way they let Kupp leave town.

 

Tennessee State head coach and former NFL running back Eddie George and current Florida State co-defensive coordinator Randy Shannon, a former University of Miami head coach, will join the Bears' staff during organized team activities as part of the league's Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship, the team announced. George and Shannon, along with six additional hires to be announced in June, will join the Bears coaches for veteran minicamp and training camp

 

Good for EG.
Hope he’s not JUST a diversity hire(?)

it also sounds like kind of a get together of a bunch of coaches not necessarily a spot permanently with the Bears. Maybe im misunderstanding though.

 

It sounds like just for Training Camp

 

Woof.. for a second I thought FSU was losing Shannon. We just hired him.

I get this for first-time coach Eddie, but why in the world is this program including a 57 year-old, former head coach, who's been coaching since 91, and was a part of two national championship teams? Shouldn't the point of this be to help up-and-comers get more opportunities? Seems silly.

But whatever, I'll take. Hopefully he learns a thing or two to bring back to FSU.