Post here. Pertinent free agent signings can still have their own thread. Anyone who replies with a Q, because something is buried in this thread should blah blah AIDS tree. [Reply]
If Clowney doesn't get a big deal...i wonder if he would be tempted to screw the league ala Boogie Cousins and take a cheaper one year deal with us to try and win a ring? Could yall imagine Clark, Jones and Clowney on our D-line? Would be crazy man :-) [Reply]
How Long Does Is Recovery From A Torn Pectoral Tendon?
Pectoralis tears generally heal very well. It can take at least 6 months until you are back in the gym and back to your normal routine. It can take a year or more until you have normal strength, although that might occur earlier in many of you.
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While Okafor might be 100% when the season begins, there's no guarantee. [Reply]
How Long Does Is Recovery From A Torn Pectoral Tendon?
Pectoralis tears generally heal very well. It can take at least 6 months until you are back in the gym and back to your normal routine. It can take a year or more until you have normal strength, although that might occur earlier in many of you.
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While Okafor might be 100% when the season begins, there's no guarantee.
Again, I said it was no guarantee that Okafor would be 100% by the start of TC, not that his career was over or that he necessarily would not be ready.
Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
So, because JJ Watt came back early and was mostly ineffective, everyone that suffers that type of tear will have the same exact outcome?
Again, I said it was no guarantee that Okafor would be 100% by the start of TC, not that his career was over or that he necessarily would not be ready.
This sounds like it could be up one NFL team's alley...
"As one club executive told me Friday, it’s unnerving to think there’s even a small possibility that one NFL team with a smart IT person could figure how to hack another team’s Zoom sessions on draft night."
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
This sounds like it could be up one NFL team's alley...
"As one club executive told me Friday, it’s unnerving to think there’s even a small possibility that one NFL team with a smart IT person could figure how to hack another team’s Zoom sessions on draft night."
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
This sounds like it could be up one NFL team's alley...
"As one club executive told me Friday, it’s unnerving to think there’s even a small possibility that one NFL team with a smart IT person could figure how to hack another team’s Zoom sessions on draft night."
Set up the connection with a password and it will alleviate most of those concerns. Nothing is 100% but that is the best advice related with the Zoom hacking issues that have been going around. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
This sounds like it could be up one NFL team's alley...
"As one club executive told me Friday, it’s unnerving to think there’s even a small possibility that one NFL team with a smart IT person could figure how to hack another team’s Zoom sessions on draft night."
Almost as if Mike Florio has been raging against the NFL holding an online draft ever since they made the announcement. Raging against it just like he raged against Tyreek Hill not getting suspended this season.
Actually, I've been watching his segments with Chris Simms and (when he's on) Big Cat quite a bit. He's not bad. Just... when he gets all lawyerly and can't get off his moral high horse... hooo boy he's a vagina [Reply]
Or, NFL teams can spend a laughably small amount of money to get set up with Webex or GoTo Meeting or even Microsoft Teams and run that stuff that way.
Zoom is garbage. It's easy to use and advertises itself well, but it's a piece of shit compared to the options I listed above. The only thing it does well is let everybody be visible on video chat at all once.
The league should look at Microsoft solutions. They're so in bed with them/Surfaces anyway, it makes sense. Teams or even the Stream app would work well and be secure-able. [Reply]
