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Deadass the entire NFC North has to hate that our Hate Watches against each other keep failing miserably
"F Them picks" but from the losing side
The latest trade scuttlebutt across the league, which includes the Colts being among several NFL teams mulling trade offers as Tuesday’s deadline looms, via @RapSheet and me.
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Y'all know every one of these posts just makes your HC look worse, right?
John Harbaugh’s push for Jeffery Simmons drew some amusement inside the Ravens’ personnel department, per @CharlesRobinson.
Robinson reports that some in Baltimore had long believed Harbaugh wanted more influence over trades and draft picks. His decision to contact Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk directly stood out against that history.
“Now it looks to some in Baltimore like Harbaugh got the juice he always wanted when it comes to front office moves.”
Did Harbaugh use the Titans job as leverage to get more money for the Giants gig?
INSANE STORY 👇
John Harbaugh was reportedly FURIOUS after the Titans shut the Giants out of trade discussions for star DT Jeffery Simmons, per Michael Silver of The Athletic.
Titans GM Mike Borgonzi and Bears GM Ryan Poles, who are longtime friends and former roommates, reportedly worked out a deal behind the scenes without allowing other interested teams to negotiate.
Silver reports:
“What bothered Harbaugh, along with several current and former GMs I’ve spoken to, is that the Simmons deal appeared to be an off-the-grid transaction, the product of a private pact between two friends.”
After Giants GM Joe Schoen was unable to get anywhere with Tennessee, Harbaugh reportedly took matters into his own hands.
“When Schoen got nowhere with Borgonzi and Harbaugh began hearing chatter that a Simmons trade might be in the works, he essentially said, ‘To hell with this,’ and reached out to Borgonzi’s boss.”
Harbaugh personally contacted Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk in an attempt to open trade discussions.
That move reportedly upset some NFL executives, with one GM accusing Harbaugh of violating an unwritten “code” that primary decision-makers should only deal with one another.
Silver described Harbaugh’s reaction:
“Harbaugh’s reaction to that (and mine, for that matter): disdainful laughter.”
However, Silver clarified that the Giants likely weren’t going to beat Chicago’s offer anyway:
“The point wasn’t that the Giants would have outbid the Bears — in this case, they wouldn’t have — but that shutting them out of the process was absurd.”
Harbaugh wasn’t necessarily upset about losing out on Simmons. He was upset that the Giants were never given a chance to compete for him.
Harbaugh clearly isn’t afraid to step on some toes to improve his roster. 👀
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INSANE STORY 👇
John Harbaugh was reportedly FURIOUS after the Titans shut the Giants out of trade discussions for star DT Jeffery Simmons, per Michael Silver of The Athletic.
Titans GM Mike Borgonzi and Bears GM Ryan Poles, who are longtime friends and former roommates, reportedly worked out a deal behind the scenes without allowing other interested teams to negotiate.
Silver reports:
“What bothered Harbaugh, along with several current and former GMs I’ve spoken to, is that the Simmons deal appeared to be an off-the-grid transaction, the product of a private pact between two friends.”
After Giants GM Joe Schoen was unable to get anywhere with Tennessee, Harbaugh reportedly took matters into his own hands.
“When Schoen got nowhere with Borgonzi and Harbaugh began hearing chatter that a Simmons trade might be in the works, he essentially said, ‘To hell with this,’ and reached out to Borgonzi’s boss.”
Harbaugh personally contacted Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk in an attempt to open trade discussions.
That move reportedly upset some NFL executives, with one GM accusing Harbaugh of violating an unwritten “code” that primary decision-makers should only deal with one another.
Silver described Harbaugh’s reaction:
“Harbaugh’s reaction to that (and mine, for that matter): disdainful laughter.”
However, Silver clarified that the Giants likely weren’t going to beat Chicago’s offer anyway:
“The point wasn’t that the Giants would have outbid the Bears — in this case, they wouldn’t have — but that shutting them out of the process was absurd.”
Harbaugh wasn’t necessarily upset about losing out on Simmons. He was upset that the Giants were never given a chance to compete for him.
Harbaugh clearly isn’t afraid to step on some toes to improve his roster. 👀
I can't imagine why Draft Kings would want people to trust the Buccs enough to bet on them
"I don't think it's hyperbole to say the [Bucs defense] is a step up from the Seahawks' defense for the Bears offense."
@whale_capper and @croucherJD preview SNF between the Bears (-6) and Buccaneers:
