NFL: 2020 Training camp news & notes discussion thread

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GKJ

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Looks like the Saints are just going to create their own bubble anyways. Zero positives among the 80 players



 

Blackhawkswincup

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The Bears are a f***ing joke with this QB competition nonsense

Foles is better QB and Trubisky doesn't deserve to be the defacto #1 because how the hell is Foles supposed to take job from him in limited practices , maybe no playoffs?

This BS is setting stage for Trubisky to start week 1 and continue to destroy franchise

It should be Foles job
 
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PanniniClaus

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The fact teams are still debating signing Antonio Brown is ridiculous... how could anyone invest in a man that clearly has multiple mental health issues (with no end in sight) and on top of it all is just an asshole. A low level human being.
 

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Josh Gordon also brings risk, but once reinstated I'm 100% in favor of bringing him back.
Whereas with AB everyone should know how it'll end by now.
 

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The fact teams are still debating signing Antonio Brown is ridiculous... how could anyone invest in a man that clearly has multiple mental health issues (with no end in sight) and on top of it all is just an asshole. A low level human being.
Well, it’s because nfl teams want to win plus more importantly there will be limited financial commitment to him. So if he doesn’t fall in line you cut him and goodbye.
 

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Well, it’s because nfl teams want to win plus more importantly there will be limited financial commitment to him. So if he doesn’t fall in line you cut him and goodbye.
A Miami judge sanctioned free agent Antonio Brown and entered a default judgment against him.

Circuit Court Judge Beatrice Butchko struck down Brown's counterclaims in a lawsuit alleging he trashed a luxury condominium. Butchko said Brown's "conduct exhibited an intentional delay tactic, a pattern of refusal to follow rules, and established a lack of good faith." It's yet another legal blow for Brown, who faces an eight-game suspension that would begin Week 1 if a team signs the wideout. Whether his latest legal setback will affect his suspension status remains to be seen. The Seahawks reportedly have interest in Brown.
Source: Daniel Wallach on Twitter
Aug 4, 2020, 9:40 AM ET


There is really no end to it.
 

BKIslandersFan

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The Bears are a f***ing joke with this QB competition nonsense

Foles is better QB and Trubisky doesn't deserve to be the defacto #1 because how the hell is Foles supposed to take job from him in limited practices , maybe no playoffs?

This BS is setting stage for Trubisky to start week 1 and continue to destroy franchise

It should be Foles job
Didn't Foles opt out?
 

Blitzkrug

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Josh Gordon also brings risk, but once reinstated I'm 100% in favor of bringing him back.
Whereas with AB everyone should know how it'll end by now.

Gordon does bring risk, but his issues are the regular self-destructive kind rather than being a metaphorical a-bomb Brown is in terms of locker room chemistry
 
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With his tongue firmly planted in his cheek, McVay had a few, choice words for players in their use of the team’s outdoor restroom facilities.
“Don’t be the guy who takes a s*** in the porta potties,” he quipped. “I went in there and I about threw up.
“Have a little bit more social awareness, and that’s to take a piss. Don’t take a s*** in the porta potties.”
 

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According to CBS Sports he's done for the season. :ha:

from cbssports.com:

With training camp now underway, it's inevitable the injury bug would come a-calling. The Dallas Cowboys are hoping to dodge the latter in all ways possible, but the first official scare is already here, and it arrived on the first day of padded practice. Gerald McCoy, one of the All-Pro defensive linemen who signed with the club in free agency, went down on Monday with what's being described as an apparent leg injury. The severity of the issue is currently unknown, but a source tells CBS Sports an MRI was to be done on McCoy's leg as early as Monday afternoon -- to determine the severity and specificity of the injury.

That has now occurred and it's the worst-case scenario for the Cowboys. McCoy has suffered a torn quadricep in his right leg, the team announced, and will undergo season-ending surgery. He will now head to injured reserve, and it's not yet determined how the team will utilize his vacated seat on the roster.

McCoy joined the Cowboys on a three-year deal worth $18.3 million, a financial nod to how Mike McCarthy plans to utilize him in 2020, which is to say quite a bit. For his part, the six-time Pro Bowl pass rusher is looking forward to just that, noting how his final year with the Carolina Panthers left him starved for snaps.
 
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