@AdamSchefter Sour grapes. They liked the trade when they thought they'd be able to retain their Center. When they lost their Center to the team they traded with for a Crosby, they had some buyer's remorse. Recognized they needed picks to fix their weakened offensive line. Just my opinion.
@Irish311fan For me it was Mack. Mack was a force on defense. In my opinion, they chose a good QB over defensive stand out.
Crosby wanted out. They helped the guy that gave his heart and soul to the team.
@ryanmcfadden_ It was the most value they were going to get. Two first round picks. Dallas and Chicago don't pick till 20 and 24 so it's a better first round pick value-wise. Only criticism is that it was to an AFC team. Solid A. Good move for both teams.
@AdamSchefter Didn't he hold out and get a new contact last season? Then didn't he proceed to drop every important catch opportunity until he got injured? Who would want that receiver under that contact with no reliability?
@TrueJMitchell They were too high. Collision was 350 feet above the river. The helicopter was supposed to be no more than 200 feet above the river. They were not a mile off course. The Potomac is the course. The failure was not visually identifying the plane and maintaining visual separation.
@Angelhunter1776 If a VIP was on that helicopter, there would have been a minimum of 4 people. Blackhawk requires two pilots. Usually there is one crew member in the back. The"VIP" don't open and close the helicopter doors and I've never seen a VIP fly without at least one aide.
After just returning from Bukele's inaugural in El Salvador it's glaring just how truly dishonest the American coverage is. Here is the essential true story of what just happened in El Salvador. You will not find it in a single American corporate media outlet. It's a huge reason why they are failing. 1/7