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And how would the Steelers know the Rams were out? Because we or Miami would have told them? You don’t think Miami used “other interest” as leverage?
Which is why the most concrete thing to go off of is Breer's report. The good reporters have reliable sources. That's how they build their reputation and get to the top.People can dispute my theory. But the funny thing is that they will have exactly as much insight and information as I have presented.
Just Rams fans desperate to have something to talk about. Once camp starts all of this goes away.
So the GMs would be friendly to one while screwing the other. Huh. I just don’t see that scenario.All it takes is a phone call to verify. "Hey Les, the Dolphins are saying your still in on Ramsey. Is that true?". GMs are friendly enough. They aren't enemies. Coaches are friendly with each other. I don't think the Dolphins would bargain on bad faith like that, when its easy to verify.
So the GMs would be friendly to one while screwing the other. Huh. I just don’t see that scenario.
It also could have very easily been, I think we’re out, but if the deal falls through, give us a call.
The only way I see the Rams telling Pittsburgh that they’re out, is if they’re trying to get Pitt to low ball Miami so they can put in a Rams friendly offer
OR if they don’t really have any interest in trying to sign Ramsey anyway. If they informed Pitt, I highly suspect it was the latter.
I'm still worried that no one gives Bugs Bunny credit for being the first to break the 4th Wall! ~ @CGI_Ram
Even the best reporters play connect the dots - especially when they know no one is going to officially refute their story. A reporter really has nothing to lose on these kinds of stories. But if they are repeatedly cited by others in media, they are getting clicks and looks. That’s primarily how they are making their money these days.Which is why the most concrete thing to go off of is Breer's report. The good reporters have reliable sources. That's how they build their reputation and get to the top.
If it was some no name reporter then I won't pay much attention. But when its a top dog, I lean toward trusting the report.
Of course it is - or at least what they want to show. But it’s not like they’re conferencing in another team unless they’re working on a multi-team deal. Notice that when you see those conversations, there are absolutely no details given unless it’s letting people know they’re out or that it’s a deal - AFTER we already know the outcome. It’s not like we’re seeing that stuff while the negotiations are ongoing. That is what you’re insinuating Breer is getting - inside information WHILE negotiations are happening. I don’t buy it unless someone wants to lose their job or access.I’ve watched GMs talking trades on draft day. It seems pretty friendly and laid back.
And yet you are bringing up the argument over the Ramsey play.I swear this place turns into a sewing circle this time of year. Some of you will bicker over fucking ANYTHING.
Also, Ramsey was beat like a rented mule on the final play of SB56. AD did AD things and saved the Rams season.
Argue with a paint sprayer....
What's your point!?! ...I swear this place turns into a sewing circle this time of year.
Please don't. I stated my opinion....... Once........ and I am not a paint sprayerAnd yet you are bringing up the argument over the Ramsey play.
Double standard?
They're all too young to be ROD members.