@gamscout He’s still worth a pick somewhere especially for a team with many picks
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Christian Ryle
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@ConnorJRogers @NBCSports Terrell at 48 is among the lowest I’ve seen him. What has you feeling that way?
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My latest top 50 big board for @NBCSports
nbcsports.com/nfl/news/2026-…
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@daeshikjr I think it’s okay to not listen to the guy who thought it was okay to bring loaded guns into a locker room.
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Gil said Seattle’s market is too small and then proceeds to suggests Canada lol Seattle’s GDP ranks 10th in the nation
Gil’s Arena@GilsArenaShow
.@NoChillGilZero is skeptical on Seattle getting an NBA team again 😳 "Times have changed. Are you going to be able to afford your players?"
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@Tequilla_UW Never said I was for or against this bill. It’s just silly to say that because of a tax it’s disingenuous to want a team in Seattle. The players will be fine.
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I wonder how Bob would answer a question asking him about the very at odds positions of a millionaires tax with being fully committed to bring the NBA back where that tax is going to gut the pocketbook of every single player
Governor Bob Ferguson@GovBobFerguson
This is exciting news. As a kid, I grew up watching the Sonics in the old Coliseum. As Governor, I’m committed to doing everything I can to bring back the Sonics.
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@dawg206 Especially when California is the layup. It’s not some trick question, everyone knows it’s big.
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More than 50% of people got this wrong.
The geography nerd in me weeeeeps.
Gerry Carlin@GerryCarlin
“Are you smarter than a 5th grader?” What U.S state is third largest in terms of land area?
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@PaydirtS @hawkblogger I agree and am not for drafting Coleman, but I don't think Charb is precluding you from drafting anyone if you like the player.
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@hawkblogger He’s too slow. It’s a redundant pick in my opinion we already have charbs who is essentially the same player
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Coleman is certainly a name to watch for Seattle.
Ian Hartitz@Ihartitz
Jonah Coleman RB1 in "The Little Things"
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@JohnPGilbertNFL @AaronWilson_NFL Thank you. I didn’t realize void years could have base salaries. Thought it was just more room to prorate bonuses is all.
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@C_Ryle34 @AaronWilson_NFL It's a one year $12M deal with void years added for cap purposes.
$3.4M cap hit in 2026, $8.6M cap hit in 2027 if he's not extended before the contract voids.
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#Eagles Tariq Woolen deal has $6M signing bonus, $12M fully gtd
Due $1.26M base salary 2026, has $3.408M salary cap figure
2027: $1.25M base salary, $3.408M salary cap figure
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@dawg206 @Tequilla_UW I honestly don’t know much on NHL I’ll point out my ignorance there.
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@C_Ryle34 @Tequilla_UW Do they? Last 25 years:
5 NHL titles
3 NBA titles
2 NFL titles
1 MLB title (2 in last 30)
I know they have 2-3 teams per league but I wouldn't call that shitty.
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Of course it will. Taxation has always been a factor in Seattle sports teams favor for FA's. It went from strength to weakness overnight.
The Seattle Times@seattletimes
Seahawks general manager John Schneider said the "millionaire tax" would "come into play" when it comes to signing new players. "It’s gonna sting," he said. ebx.sh/SB9xeV
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@Tequilla_UW @dawg206 So are you rescinding the word “crippling” because that was the origin of this conversation. I agree with these points you are making here.
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@C_Ryle34 @dawg206 What I’m getting at is that it can become more difficult to build your roster when you’re less of a destination for players
Seattle has had advantages via taxes and players keeping more of their contracts
That advantage won’t be there so they will need to find other advantages
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@Tequilla_UW @dawg206 Florida has overall pretty shitty sports teams and they have lots of things rich people look for and no income tax. It’s a factor, but it only moves the needle a little bit.
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@Tequilla_UW @dawg206 How is this proving that tax rate is “crippling”. Are you suggesting all of their struggles are as a result of that? You can find a similar teams in lesser taxed areas too
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@Tequilla_UW @dawg206 This is ridiculous. You can use this as evidence if you want, but the Boston team has won a billion championships. Yes there are additional factors to why that happened. Winning without a great QB is rare regardless of tax level.
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@Tequilla_UW @C_Ryle34 Depends on the player. I'd wager WA is more desirable than NJ in most cases.
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@Tequilla_UW @dawg206 No one’s arguing that it won’t have an impact. It’s just not crippling.
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@Tequilla_UW @dawg206 Don’t be dramatic man. Not even the only state that they’ll be taxed at that rate.
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@dawg206 @nickkorte Pretty sure it’s just a 7th for Michael jerrell maybe?
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@nickkorte Seahawks have their original seven plus four comp picks currently, where’s the 12th pick coming from? Did they acquire a future pick I forgot about? What round?
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Number of picks currently held by teams in the 2027 NFL Draft, including current trades and current compensatory picks:
•12: SEA/PHI
•10: DEN/KC/JAX
•9: NE/NYJ/BAL/PIT/DET/GB/ATL
•8: BUF/MIA/CLE/CIN/IND/MIN
•7: TEN/LAC/LV/WAS/CAR/TB/ARI/SF
•6: HOU/NYG/DAL/CHI/NO
•5: LAR
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
What became apparent during free agency this year is how much teams covet draft picks for next year. The strategizing for the 2027 NFL draft already is underway. Cc @tyschmit. 🎧 open.spotify.com/episode/58OBUx…
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@bjoconnell13 @LO_Mariners So really the simplest variable is Italy scoring 4 (forcing Mexico to score 5)
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@LO_Mariners If Italy scores 6+ they either win, or Mexico will have 5+ so how many runs Italy scores is irrelevant (other than, you know, more than Mexico ideally).
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