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https://i.imgflip.com/68w927.jpg View Quote Shaping up to be one of the best dumpster fire seasons for the Skins in a while. You thought their defense sucked last year well just stand by. |
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Quoted: First Dak post of the thread. I win. View Quote Me fail English? That's unpossible |
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Couple backup QB deals.
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Cardinals getting a real cheap 1st rounder.
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Go Cowboys!
And, betting on them to win the division at +130 and to win the Super Bowl at +2500, go Bucs! |
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Quoted: It's better than losing him. He is very talented for that price point. Combine him with a rookie RB from later in the draft. Good to go at RB. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted:
The hell!? Damn it. WFT finally catch a break. That's not nearly as entertaining. I wouldn't consider this a break. Uhm... What do you call Antonio Gibson? RB wasn't even a little bit of a need for the WTF. |
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Quoted: AFC West still making big moves.
View Quote 3 of the 4 teams in the division have gotten better this offseason. The Chiefs have not. The other teams all have absurd pass rush duos while the Chiefs don't have a RT, and the Chiefs don't have an edge rusher that can rush the passer. |
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Quoted: Shaping up to be one of the best dumpster fire seasons for the Skins in a while. You thought their defense sucked last year well just stand by. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted:
https://i.imgflip.com/68w927.jpg Shaping up to be one of the best dumpster fire seasons for the Skins in a while. You thought their defense sucked last year well just stand by. their defense underperformed last year and the offense gave them no cushion. all the big guys are still there. would've been nice to keep collins but an overpaid 'safety' who had to be switched to linebacker? hope he gets some good money else where. don't get me wrong, i'm not expecting a division title, but with COMMANDER CARSON it's gonna be an interesting season. |
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Quoted: Uhm... What do you call Antonio Gibson? RB wasn't even a little bit of a need for the WTF. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted:
The hell!? Damn it. WFT finally catch a break. That's not nearly as entertaining. I wouldn't consider this a break. Uhm... What do you call Antonio Gibson? RB wasn't even a little bit of a need for the WTF. gibson battled turf toe last season. it makes a good one two punch and the offense thrived with mckissick. he's also on a very good deal for the team. i'm happy to have him back regardless of the lost o line pieces. if anything, carson has a pretty good deep ball and hopefully they can succeed in some play action. again, i'm expecting nothing from this team this season, but it should be interesting. |
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Quoted: First Dak post of the thread. I win. View Quote A non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up the Cowboys first and another non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up Dak first. All we need now is another non-Cowboys fan to bitch and moan about how Cowboys fans are always randomly bringing up the Cowboys and Dak. |
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Quoted: 3 of the 4 teams in the division have gotten better this offseason. The Chiefs have not. The other teams all have absurd pass rush duos while the Chiefs don't have a RT, and the Chiefs don't have an edge rusher that can rush the passer. View Quote As a Chiefs fan this is the opposite of what you'd want to see, but at least the AFC West will be more competitive. I (as a Broncos fan) was getting tired of the Chiefs. |
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This surprises me a bit. Patriots are shedding their veterans/older defensive players. By all appearances they want to go younger and faster. I would love Wagner (as long as it isn't an overpay), but it doesn't look like that's where the Patriots have been headed. |
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Quoted: AFC West still making big moves.
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Quoted: Still waiting for the actual numbers but Bleacher is saying it will be around $17MPY. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: AFC West still making big moves.
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Quoted: As a Chiefs fan this is the opposite of what you'd want to see, but at least the AFC West will be more competitive. I (as a Broncos fan) was getting tired of the Chiefs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: 3 of the 4 teams in the division have gotten better this offseason. The Chiefs have not. The other teams all have absurd pass rush duos while the Chiefs don't have a RT, and the Chiefs don't have an edge rusher that can rush the passer. As a Chiefs fan this is the opposite of what you'd want to see, but at least the AFC West will be more competitive. I (as a Broncos fan) was getting tired of the Chiefs. I'm generally patient, but this is getting infuriating. Between the end of the season and this week, the only moves the Chiefs made were to cut Anthony Hitchens and to tag Orlando Brown. This week, all they've done is bring back the FB and the backup QB and bring in Justin Reid instead of Tyrann Mathieu. At this point, I'm not sure if Reid really counts as an improvement or a younger, cheaper alternative. The extensions for Hill and Brown needed to be handled in a timely manner to give them flexibility for this situation and to likely reduce the cost of signing those guys, but the front office failed to get that done. And... here we are. |
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Quoted: Cap move related:
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What I posted in the 2021 thread when a Falcons fan talked about getting a 1st and a 2nd for Ryan: a 37 year old QB set to make top 3 money next season that hasn't had a Passer Rating over 95 OR a QBR over 60 in 3 seasons is going to get a 1st and 2nd? |
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Quoted: What I posted in the 2021 thread when a Falcons fan talked about getting a 1st and a 2nd for Ryan: a 37 year old QB set to make top 3 money next season that hasn't had a Passer Rating over 95 OR a QBR over 60 in 3 seasons is going to get a 1st and 2nd? View Quote I found that pretty hard to swallow as well. I still think he could play at a high level, but at this point, and 1 and a 2 I would never see happening. |
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Quoted: There it is:
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I though he said he wanted to play for a contender. Then he goes to what appears to be on paper at least the team that will finish 4th in what is probably the best division in the NFL. |
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Quoted: A non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up the Cowboys first and another non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up Dak first. All we need now is another non-Cowboys fan to bitch and moan about how Cowboys fans are always randomly bringing up the Cowboys and Dak. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: First Dak post of the thread. I win. A non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up the Cowboys first and another non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up Dak first. All we need now is another non-Cowboys fan to bitch and moan about how Cowboys fans are always randomly bringing up the Cowboys and Dak. JFC!!! |
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Official Super-Scientific QB Tier Guide for Fans:
Tier 1 - The Zone Zone (1-5): You have your guy. You're where everyone wants to be. Odds are your guy has a ring. If he doesn't, you're positive it's just around the corner. But you tend to suffer from unreasonable expectations. Not every top QB is the GOAT or Joe Cool. Protip: Don't Google Jim Kelly. Tier 2 - The Comfort Zone (6-10): You also have your guy. He may not be Pat Mahomes, but you're certain you can win with him. On the plus side, your expectations are more moderate. A season can be a success without winning the Superbowl. Tier 3 - The Frustration Zone (11-16): This is one of the toughest places to be. Odds are you are convinced that your QB is at least a tier higher than he actually is. Either way, you're convinced that if the football gods smile on you just a little bit, you can get to the promised land. Not that you have a choice. Your guy is good enough that no sane GM is going to risk his job on a trade. But reality isn't your friend. Barring a Cinderella season or an all-time Defense, the promised land is always just over the horizon. Tier 4 - The Upgrayedd Zone (17-24): You have a legit NFL QB, and with a good team you can win games. But you know you don't have the guy, and the playoff are so very far away. You scour the most obscure corners of the interwebs trying to decipher your team's next move. You know every team in cap trouble. You keep an eye on every good QB who grumbles on twatter. And you've calculated exactly how much you'd need to trade to get a top draft pick for next year. Tier 5 - The Pit of Despair (25-32): Hope abandoned you long ago. You know this season is a lost cause. You've come to accept it. In fact, you really don't pay attention to your team at all. You don't have the time. There are too many college games to watch so you can fantasize about the next Great Savior you're certain to get with your top draft pick, provided your team doesn't somehow fuck it up by winning too many games. |
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Quoted: A non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up the Cowboys first and another non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up Dak first. All we need now is another non-Cowboys fan to bitch and moan about how Cowboys fans are always randomly bringing up the Cowboys and Dak. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: First Dak post of the thread. I win. A non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up the Cowboys first and another non-Cowboys fan randomly brings up Dak first. All we need now is another non-Cowboys fan to bitch and moan about how Cowboys fans are always randomly bringing up the Cowboys and Dak. We had the first page FNFL guys show up so we were off to a good start, I had to make sure the thread kept moving correctly |
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Quoted: I though he said he wanted to play for a contender. Then he goes to what appears to be on paper at least the team that will finish 4th in what is probably the best division in the NFL. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: AFC West still making big moves.
I though he said he wanted to play for a contender. Then he goes to what appears to be on paper at least the team that will finish 4th in what is probably the best division in the NFL. Pending guarantees/bonus/etc... |
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Quoted: Official Super-Scientific QB Tier Guide for Fans: Tier 1 - The Zone Zone (1-5): You have your guy. You're where everyone wants to be. Odds are your guy has a ring. If he doesn't, you're positive it's just around the corner. But you tend to suffer from unreasonable expectations. Not every top QB is the GOAT or Joe Cool. Protip: Don't Google Jim Kelly. Tier 2 - The Comfort Zone (6-10): You also have your guy. He may not be Pat Mahomes, but you're certain you can win with him. On the plus side, your expectations are more moderate. A season can be a success without winning the Superbowl. Tier 3 - The Frustration Zone (11-16): This is one of the toughest places to be. Odds are you are convinced that your QB is at least a tier higher than he actually is. Either way, you're convinced that if the football gods smile on you just a little bit, you can get to the promised land. Not that you have a choice. Your guy is good enough that no sane GM is going to risk his job on a trade. But reality isn't your friend. Barring a Cinderella season or an all-time Defense, the promised land is always just over the horizon. Tier 4 - The Upgrayedd Zone (17-24): You have a legit NFL QB, and with a good team you can win games. But you know you don't have the guy, and the playoff are so very far away. You scour the most obscure corners of the interwebs trying to decipher your team's next move. You know every team in cap trouble. You keep an eye on every good QB who grumbles on twatter. And you've calculated exactly how much you'd need to trade to get a top draft pick for next year. Tier 5 - The Pit of Despair (25-32): Hope abandoned you long ago. You know this season is a lost cause. You've come to accept it. In fact, you really don't pay attention to your team at all. You don't have the time. There are too many college games to watch so you can fantasize about the next Great Savior you're certain to get with your top draft pick, provided your team doesn't somehow fuck it up by winning too many games. View Quote Accurate tiering. |
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Brady effect in play.
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Steelers brought back Dwayne Haskins on an RFA tender.
Going to be Trubisky > Rudolph > Haskins I suppose. |
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Quoted: He will be 32 this year, and he just signed a three year deal with his highest average per year of his career. Contend? Who gives a shit. Gimme that bag homey. Pending guarantees/bonus/etc... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: AFC West still making big moves.
I though he said he wanted to play for a contender. Then he goes to what appears to be on paper at least the team that will finish 4th in what is probably the best division in the NFL. Pending guarantees/bonus/etc... You say that, but rumor is the Bills were in on him, and I'd assume the offer was competitive... |
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Quoted: You say that, but rumor is the Bills were in on him, and I'd assume the offer was competitive... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: AFC West still making big moves.
I though he said he wanted to play for a contender. Then he goes to what appears to be on paper at least the team that will finish 4th in what is probably the best division in the NFL. Pending guarantees/bonus/etc... You say that, but rumor is the Bills were in on him, and I'd assume the offer was competitive... Vegas, Warm Weather, No Income Tax, Nightlife, West Coast... Buffalo, Cold Weather, High Income Tax, New York/Canadian Border... |
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Quoted: The rookie QB thing is obsolete. They're all demanding to be paid early now. View Quote |
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Quoted: The rookie QB thing is obsolete. They're all demanding to be paid early now. View Quote But you still have the 4 year (and possible 5th year option) benefit. And the 3rd year extension can be an incredible salary cap benefit if you are certain they are your guy/long term. It allows you to give up some signing bonus early and take that cap hit on the rookie deal years to lower the later extended years cap hit. |
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Quoted: The rookie QB thing is obsolete. They're all demanding to be paid early now. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: negative any tiering that doesn't take into account the difference between the same QB under rookie contract and getting paid is invalid. |
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Quoted: They're all demanding their EXTENSION early (3rd year). But you still have the 4 year (and possible 5th year option) benefit. And the 3rd year extension can be an incredible salary cap benefit if you are certain they are your guy/long term. It allows you to give up some signing bonus early and take that cap hit on the rookie deal years to lower the later extended years cap hit. View Quote |
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Quoted: Other than the Rams with Goff, I can't think of a team going to the Superbowl with a "rookie QB deal" when the rookie wasn't already on the path to greatness. It's not really an actual strategy so much as it is good luck to get at top 5-10 guy and have him perform really well his first couple of seasons. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: They're all demanding their EXTENSION early (3rd year). But you still have the 4 year (and possible 5th year option) benefit. And the 3rd year extension can be an incredible salary cap benefit if you are certain they are your guy/long term. It allows you to give up some signing bonus early and take that cap hit on the rookie deal years to lower the later extended years cap hit. Edit: Wilson went to the SB his 2nd and 3rd seasons, winning one. He threw for 26 or fewer TDs and under 3,500 yards all three seasons. Eagles went to the SB with Wentz on a rookie deal. Panthers went to the SB with Newton on a rookie deal. 49ers went to the SB with Kaepernick on a rookie deal. Rams went to the SB with Goff on a rookie deal. Bengals went to the SB with Burrow on a rookie deal. In the last 10 years, 9 Super Bowls had a team with a QB on a rookie deal... Double Edit: Wilson x2, Mahomes x2, and the 5 listed above. The only SB without a rookie contract QB was the Pats/Falcons. |
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Quoted: Mahomes? Wilson? Edit: Wilson went to the SB his 2nd and 3rd seasons, winning one. He threw for 26 or fewer TDs and under 3,500 yards all three seasons. Eagles went to the SB with Wentz on a rookie deal. Panthers went to the SB with Newton on a rookie deal. 49ers went to the SB with Kaepernick on a rookie deal. Bengals went to the SB with Burrow on a rookie deal. In the last 10 years, 8 Super Bowls had a team with a QB on a rookie deal... (Wilson x2, Mahomes x2, and the 4 listed above) View Quote |
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Quoted: So other than Kaepernick, those were all guys who were top 10 at some point in their careers, or at least look like they're on that path (Burrow). Wentz obviously doesn't really count. View Quote Obviously the rookie quarterback still has to be decent/good. No team wins with a shit quarterback. |
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32 year old linebacker coming a season ending knee injury, only played 25% of the snaps last year, and in that time only netted 8 solo tackles (19 combined), 1 TFL, 0 sacks, 0 QB hits, 0 passes defended... Probably the end of the road. |
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Quoted: Matt Ryan's sister law getting in on the action! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/180878/3r3f334gf_png-2315727.JPG View Quote Its bad enough when dads chime in, but sister in laws? |
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Quoted: Its bad enough when dads chime in, but sister in laws? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Matt Ryan's sister law getting in on the action! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/180878/3r3f334gf_png-2315727.JPG Its bad enough when dads chime in, but sister in laws? |
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Quoted: Just an FYI for those that weren't aware, Matt Ryan and his brother married a pair of sisters. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Matt Ryan's sister law getting in on the action! https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/180878/3r3f334gf_png-2315727.JPG Its bad enough when dads chime in, but sister in laws? That seems somewhat unseemly. |
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