Being a douche to the other team vs being to a douche to your own team is waayyyy different.
Greg Hardy's DV case tossed because his accuser is MIA.
Pete Carroll's picked up headcases before and made them work with his system (Mike Williams, WR comes to mind). I don't think he's opposed to taking a difficult player and giving him a shot. However, Harvin was effectively forcing the offense to design plays around him -- what they thought was an asset had become a liability. Throw in his shitty attitude and his huge salary cap hit, and trading him for pennies on the dollar became the best option. Obviously, in hindsight, they should have kept Tate and dropped Harvin but, at the time, it seemed like the right thing to do. Had Harvin been healthy in 2013, they might have realized their mistake sooner.
Regarding Suh, like others have mentioned, Suh's problems don't appear to be with his team, his problems are with everyone else. I don't think the Seahawks would be opposed to that, Carroll likes to let his players be who they are and really doesn't give a shit about penalties. However, I think salary cap related issues might keep Suh out of Seattle, even if they are interested. They would have to do some really creative accounting to get Wilson, Lynch, Wagner and Suh under contract for the next few years, and even that might paint them into a salary cap corner.
That being said, Schneider and Carroll have proven to be very good at what they do, they might very well be able to figure out a way to make it work.
reminded me to catch up on my Bois, and...
roflAn ADVERTISING AGENT finds himself in Nationwide Insurance headquarters with three company executives: BRADLEY, HENDERSON and MITCHELL.
ADVERTISING AGENT. Before we get started, I just want to say that we would be delighted to work with Nationwide. We've represented a number of insurance companies over the years, and we believe that this opportunity is right in our--
BRADLEY. We want a commercial where a child dies.
Kiper's Mock 2.0
http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft...per-Mock-Draft
With a projected 140mil salary cap (which is a bit low), 7 teams are already in the negative. 3 of them are playoff teams from this past year: PIT, NE, ARI (MIA, KC, SF, NO). NO leads the way at -27.9mil.
JAX has the most space with 61mil available. Top 5 available are JAX, OAK, CLE, NYJ, TEN all of whom are above 44mil in cap space.
You forgot to add "fuck the Saints".
Forgot to post this last night:
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12...bay-buccaneersthe Tampa Bay Buccaneers released veteran Josh McCown on Wednesday night.
Soooo.. Bears gonna bring him back?