doug rr wrote:pissed that the NFL package is still direct tv only for the next 2 years..i was hoping amazon would nab it
would it have become part of prime or something?
that would be too good to be true
had a dude come and take down an old satellite dish that was on my roof and he was saying he used to do tons of directv installs years ago but now no one wants it anymore
seems inevitable that at some point in a couple years amazon will make a huge bid for online streaming
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spike wrote:You don’t need directv to use Sunday Ticket though.
go on..
i think Sunday Ticket is available streaming in some markets but most need directv
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:no market for him, it would appear...was probably that or release
I'm not confused by that, I'm confused why they would give up so quick. They evaluated the guy and took him 29th a year ago.
Must be a true headcase.
...and that lasted about a week!
So much for the idea of the Miami Dolphins getting a steal with their trade for tackle Isaiah Wilson.
The Dolphins have waived the 2020 first-round pick three days after they officially announced his acquisition from the Tennessee Titans.
The Dolphins got Wilson and a 2022 seventh-round pick for a 2021 seventh-round selection, which was an absurdly small cost to take the chance that Wilson could get on the right path after a troubling rookie season with Tennessee.
The decision to cut Wilson will cost the Dolphins nothing financially because all his contract guarantees were voided in Tennessee, so the only cost of waiting a year on a seventh-round pick.
Just in the short time since the Dolphins acquired him, Wilson showed up late for his physical, late for his team orientation and skipped two optional workouts that he had committed to attend, a source told Adam Beasley of The Miami Herald.
On Friday, a video from his Instagram account showed Wilson dancing on top of a car and appearing to be vaping.
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who would have known that taking a problematic guy and sending him to Miami during spring break could detract from his training
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:no market for him, it would appear...was probably that or release
I'm not confused by that, I'm confused why they would give up so quick. They evaluated the guy and took him 29th a year ago.
Must be a true headcase.
...and that lasted about a week!
So much for the idea of the Miami Dolphins getting a steal with their trade for tackle Isaiah Wilson.
The Dolphins have waived the 2020 first-round pick three days after they officially announced his acquisition from the Tennessee Titans.
The Dolphins got Wilson and a 2022 seventh-round pick for a 2021 seventh-round selection, which was an absurdly small cost to take the chance that Wilson could get on the right path after a troubling rookie season with Tennessee.
The decision to cut Wilson will cost the Dolphins nothing financially because all his contract guarantees were voided in Tennessee, so the only cost of waiting a year on a seventh-round pick.
Just in the short time since the Dolphins acquired him, Wilson showed up late for his physical, late for his team orientation and skipped two optional workouts that he had committed to attend, a source told Adam Beasley of The Miami Herald.
On Friday, a video from his Instagram account showed Wilson dancing on top of a car and appearing to be vaping.
hilarious that the dolphins would even trade anything after that
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