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Big CatThe Saints will likely start Jameis Winston at quarterback following the Stafford trade
I do think that the Saints maybe now will go with Jameis, which will be great.
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PFT CommenterPassively watching the Pro Bowl is the football equivalent of the Masters for napping
The Pro Bowl really was like... The football equivalent of the Masters in terms of a great nap day, like a wonderful nap Sunday was watching neither offense or defensive line really get out of the three-point stances at all.
Big CatThe Rams must win a Super Bowl in the next two years before their seven-year lack of first-round picks catches up to them
The Rams' window feels like it's pretty small here, and they have to kind of win a Super Bowl in the next two years before the fact that they haven't had a first-round draft pick in seven years is going to catch up.
PFT CommenterThe Matthew Stafford trade lowered the market price for Deshaun Watson
Judging off my newfound expertise in the stock market, they'll look at this as being like, wow, that's one less buyer that we could have. So I guess the price is going down on Deshaun.
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