Motown Bombers
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The contract they gave Reed is probably what they offered Davis.
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I'm seeing all these ridiculous contracts thrown around and wondering how the Lions signed the top corner for a reasonable price.
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Probably. Not a significant upgrade, but not a downgrade. The Jets play sides, so Sauce didn't always take the other team's best receiver. Often times, teams would line up their best on Reed's side, and he still held his own.
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Looks like Sweat is signing with Arizona. That’s who I wanted the Lions to target.
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Reed may actually be better than Davis. He isn’t a downgrade.
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It will depend on if the Lions sign any free agents.
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Not a bad contract to be honest.
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There are some absurd contracts going out now. Most them by teams not considered Super Bowl contenders. Holmes will feast on the leftovers.
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I cannot wait until Pickens gives up or runs the wrong route.
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The best thing to happen to Bluesky is Twitter imploding like a SpaceX rocket right at the start of NFL free agency.
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Not going to lie, I'm enjoying trolling Tesla salesman. I strung one along in Delaware for a few days. After rescheduling a third time, he finally caught in when I said I couldn't make it because I had to come up with five things I accomplished by the end of the day for boom boom bossman.
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Brad Holmes is the car factory. He builds the cars in house. It's more like Alfa Romeo, sexy and fast but need service often.
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Twitter's crashing harder than Tesla's stock.
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Brad Holmes is the guy who’s not afraid to walk out of the dealership.
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Mack is off the board.
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Could be a McNeil fill in.
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Twitter doesn't appear to be working so hopefully they start posting all the Lions free agent signings on Bluesky.
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It's usually Holmes m.o. to let the first wave of free agents sign and then dive into the second wave.
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Really no downside to this contract. It's basically the Moseley approach.
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The first I heard of DEI was at work. We started mentioning it about four years ago. All that really came of it were some discussion groups. The company is run by right wingers. It’s still going on.
