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Free agency opens March 11. CBS Sports has their top 50 ranking. No Raiders on the list. I am surprised at a couple rated high - Aaron Rodgers and Daniel Jones. Lots of wide receivers

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/earl ... ng-top-50/

KillerRaider30 wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:21 pm Right now there's only one announcement I want to read.

...my testosterone seems fine!

KillerRaider30 wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:21 pm Right now there's only one announcement I want to read.

That Geno passes his physical

WNYRAIDER wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:25 pm ...my testosterone seems fine!

Check again.

WNYRAIDER wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:25 pm ...my testosterone seems fine!

300 is the line, not 30

Attyla wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:43 pm 300 is the line, not 30

...oh...so....more beer?

islandboy wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:40 pm Check again.

....to be honest, while I go to the dentist every 6-7 months, other than an er visit for a burst bursa sack in my surgically repaired knee when I was kneeling on it, about 2 years or so ago, I honestly haven't gone to a doctor in over 20 years, easily.

ALLRAIDERWORLD21 wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:31 pm That Geno passes his physical

Lol but no.

Hey respect the Geno, he lost many a games for us. Lol

Dylan Parham joining Geno with the Jets, 2 years 20Million.

raiderjohn wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 3:07 pm Dylan Parham joining Geno with the Jets, 2 years 20Million.

The tank is on. Copycats.

We should trade Maxx to them. They're stupid enough.

WNYRAIDER wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:58 pm ....to be honest, while I go to the dentist every 6-7 months, other than an er visit for a burst bursa sack in my surgically repaired knee when I was kneeling on it, about 2 years or so ago, I honestly haven't gone to a doctor in over 20 years, easily.

Find a doctor. My brother in law died at 53 years old because he refused to go to the doctor. Had he gone, he would have found out that a completely treatable condition was nestled in his heart. He left behind his son who had not yet turned 20 who spiraled as a result. Not sure if the kid will ever totally recover

RickRyb wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:19 pm Wouldn't JPJ be the LG? Or are you slotting him as the RG?

Historically JPJ is a center. I'm not sure if he's left or right handed in terms of his preferred guard spot, but he played RG last year. Traditionally the RG is the weak side of the formation and required to pull block more than the LG who is traditionally more of a pass blocker. So I think RG would be a good spot for JPJ to settle now that Linderbaum is the undisputed starter in the middle, as it utilizes his agility and aggressiveness in open space

Dylan Parham gets $10 million a year to get bull-rushed into the Jets backfield? Oh my, how the world turns. One last thought about him is that he came out of Memphis around 295 pounds and was listed about that as a rookie. Now he is listed at something like 330 pounds. Looking at him when he is with other O-linemen, I just don't see it. He would have been a big guy in 1970 but today? He is kind of a runt.

Attyla wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 3:16 pm Find a doctor. My brother in law died at 53 years old because he refused to go to the doctor. Had he gone, he would have found out that a completely treatable condition was nestled in his heart. He left behind his son who had not yet turned 20 who spiraled as a result. Not sure if the kid will ever totally recover

I don't know how old WYNRAIDER is but over 40 you should get an annual physical. PSA, colonscopy or Colonguard every 10 years, blood work, urine analysis. I wont get political but certain vaccines over 50.

Was in medicine for over 40 years and seen so many deaths that were just from being uninformed, stubborn or stupid. All above is inconvenient, but if you have kids, do it for them.

Rabidraider wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 3:41 pm I don't know how old WYNRAIDER is but over 40 you should get an annual physical. PSA, colonscopy or Colonguard every 10 years, blood work, urine analysis. I wont get political but certain vaccines over 50.

Was in medicine for over 40 years and seen so many deaths that were just from being uninformed, stubborn or stupid. All above is an inconvenient, but if you have kids, do it for them.

Agreed, knowing your numbers is key to enjoying your elder years

Rabidraider wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 3:41 pm I don't know how old WYNRAIDER is but over 40 you should get an annual physical. PSA, colonscopy or Colonguard every 10 years, blood work, urine analysis. I wont get political but certain vaccines over 50.

Was in medicine for over 40 years and seen so many deaths that were just from being uninformed, stubborn or stupid. All above is inconvenient, but if you have kids, do it for them.

61, no kids that I know of.