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It's August 1st eve. What's gonna happen next

A coaches pet from the Chip Kelly regime, Barbre signed a new multi-year deal in June 2014 but fell out of favor under coach Doug Pederson. Barbre was given permission to seek a trade back in March but didn't find any takers. The release saves the Eagles $2.1 million against the cap. 33-year-old Barbre can play both guard spots and right tackle and has made 36 career starts. Isaac Seumalo opened Eagles camp as the starting left guard. Philly has plenty of line depth.

From Rotoworld. I'll be honest I know nothing about this guy, but sounds like a good short term plug in if needed. Thoughts on bringing him in for cheap and seeing how quickly Unger and Armstead heal?


UPDATE: Barbre was traded to the Broncos for a conditional 2019 pick

My stupid football mind read that and thought he was giving us money back from the J. Byrd debacle

We could do a lot worse, like over pay for the next S. Hill. I think a back court of Rondo, Jrue, Crawford, Moore and the rookie can get the job done. Add another 3 that can stretch the floor, then if we can afford to get Cunningham back I'm feeling fantastic

Maybe it could work personality wise with the big guys as alphas that can keep him in check. He could be a fantastic facilitator, and although he's not a shooter I know we'll continue to add other guys that can stretch the floor. He's a good backup plan imo

The younger WRs will play a lot longer career than the RBs. If this is any form of PPR I'd definitely take a WR like Odell or Evans. If you're hellbent on a RB then Elliott over Bell due to age/injuries/suspensions

I appreciate your insight and effort putting this together but it's going to absolutely kill me until you change the title from "to" to "too"

Per Rotoworld: New Saints LBs coach Mike Nolan said he is "excited about" 2015 first-round LB Stephone Anthony.

Anthony fell deep into the doghouse last season, playing just 133 defensive snaps after seeing 990 as a rookie. Nolan's arrival appears to have wiped the slate clean, however. "I've gotten to know Anthony on a personal level, as well as a football level in meetings, I like him," Nolan said. "Looking at tape of him, whether it was last year against Tampa Bay where he played the entire football game, whether it was the year before, he made a lot of plays." Nolan added he thinks Anthony is best suited to play in the middle. The Saints added both A.J. Klein and Manti Te'o this offseason, but they would probably prefer the former first-rounder earning the starting MLB job.


Hoping it all comes together in year 3

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If Lee's counts since they have a drive thru count me in. If not Popeyes is calling