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Gatts posted:I would think Rodgers would be good even into his early 40s Please don’t say things you can’t take back.
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I love seeing the idiots who are earnestly like "THIS IS BULLETIN BOARD MATERIAL YOU WILL REGRET THIS!" Like, that's pretty much exactly the moment where somebody needs to pull you aside and say "hey maybe you take sports a bit too seriously and need to chill tf out"
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the bears are going to win Da Superbowl. Super Bowl Super Bears.
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Do the Bills think this is some kind of game???? I like it. This team is confident and knows they're good.
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Manoueverable posted:I love seeing the idiots who are earnestly like "THIS IS BULLETIN BOARD MATERIAL YOU WILL REGRET THIS!" Like, that's pretty much exactly the moment where somebody needs to pull you aside and say "hey maybe you take sports a bit too seriously and need to chill tf out" Colts watching this disgusted at players having fun at nobody’s expense
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Peak tippy top tier username + post combo
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Jan 8, 2021 04:55
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Spoeank posted:Peak tippy top tier username + post combo 
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Jan 8, 2021 04:58
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On a 10 point scale, how mad will this forum be when Deshaun Watson gets traded to Pittsburgh?
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The Puppy Bowl posted:I'd feel worse for Watson except he knew exactly what he was getting into re-signing with Houston. Name the last franchise QB that didn't re-sign with his team before his rookie contract expired. Kirk Cousins is the only one I could think of.
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GD_American posted:Name the last franchise QB that didn't re-sign with his team before his rookie contract expired. Kirk Cousins is the only one I could think of. Dak but thats a special case because Jerry is just a dipshit
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Josh Rosen probably won't... Does that count? Oh you said franchise qb, was just thinking of 1st rd picks
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GD_American posted:Name the last franchise QB that didn't re-sign with his team before his rookie contract expired. Kirk Cousins is the only one I could think of. Also didn't Watson re-sign when they had won their division and hadn't yet traded their franchise left tackle and Hopkins? BoB for sure sucks but at the time it wasn't... terrible?
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GD_American posted:Name the last franchise QB that didn't re-sign with his team before his rookie contract expired. Kirk Cousins is the only one I could think of. Cutler
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Jan 8, 2021 08:17
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Drew Brees probably turned out the best if you want to go back that far? Rookie contract plus one franchise tag year before moving along from the Chargers if I've got the timing correct.
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Grittybeard posted:Drew Brees probably turned out the best if you want to go back that far? Yeah, he was playing on the tag in 2005 when he got hurt.
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GD_American posted:Name the last franchise QB that didn't re-sign with his team before his rookie contract expired. Kirk Cousins is the only one I could think of. Did Cutler sign an extension before he was traded
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Cutler was also the last time I can recall a coach with GM powers absolutely torching his team so badly on his way out the door, so he’s probably a good comparison for Watson. Chip Kelly, maybe, though you could also argue that he built the roster that won Doug a title. And there was no franchise QB to alienate there.
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Did Cutler sign an extension before he was traded
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Chip Kelly, maybe, though you could also argue that he built the roster that won Doug a title. And there was no franchise QB to alienate there. Man that one Foles year with Chip though. Foles has had such a bizarrely memorable career for a guy who's really pretty bad most of the time. But not all of it, and the parts where he wasn't bad he was really damned good.
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Grittybeard posted:Man that one Foles year with Chip though. I had a thread idea today for like. The best player ever who sucks and it might just be Foles...
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BlindSite posted:I had a thread idea today for like. The best player ever who sucks and it might just be Foles... Josh Allen.
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Grittybeard posted:Drew Brees probably turned out the best if you want to go back that far? Yeah Brees is probably the purest example of what I was getting at- a QB that let his rookie deal run out, the team wanted to re-sign him and make an offer, and he walked. Cutler is close, though he demanded a trade and got out before his deal expired.
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Technically Brees played one year under the franchise tag before leaving San Diego
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Happy 10th Anniversary, TFF https://youtu.be/QSBJxtEed1s
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DariusLikewise posted:Technically Brees played one year under the franchise tag before leaving San Diego Yeah and Cousins played two. I don't think there's ever been a pure walk-away scenario, simply from the existence of the franchise tag.
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BlindSite posted:Also didn't Watson re-sign when they had won their division and hadn't yet traded their franchise left tackle and Hopkins? Watson signed his extension in September so Hopkins was already gone and Tunsil has singed his bonkers contract already. Watson wanted the security of a long term deal having already torn a ligament once I’m sure.
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Also I think it's fair to say that people expected the Texans to regress a bit, not completely implode.
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fast cars loose anus posted:Watson signed his extension in September so Hopkins was already gone and Tunsil has singed his bonkers contract already. Watson wanted the security of a long term deal having already torn a ligament once I’m sure. Yeah, that was probably the big reason, along with friends and teammates probably telling him to take the money. tarbrush posted:Also I think it's fair to say that people expected the Texans to regress a bit, not completely implode.  Let's say that Watson get moved, and any team interested can make it happen. Where are his top landing spots? My choice would be Carolina, of course, but like someone said here or in the draft thread, there's only a few teams where he wouldn't be an instant upgrade
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tarbrush posted:Miami and NYJ both have the picks and space to acquire him without crippling themselves. do not like
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Shinji2015 posted:Let's say that Watson get moved, and any team interested can make it happen. Where are his top landing spots? My choice would be Carolina, of course, but like someone said here or in the draft thread, there's only a few teams where he wouldn't be an instant upgrade Would it be spicy to say... Washington? Really good defense, competent coaching for once, a young star receiver, a legit looking rookie RB, a huge market with an owner who (however loathsome) loves making a splash and winning the off-season, and absolutely no established incumbent at QB.
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Watson already was extended. His cap hit in 2022 and 2023 seem to be 40 and 42 million, respectively. 19?? or so this year. And in 2021 we're expecting the cap drop of roughly 28 million. Not many teams have the space for him. Miami and the Jets are in a very rare position, with Miami only having an advantage if 1. he prefers to be back in Miami + 2. Texans like Tua. Jets have the advantage of having an extra 1st round pick in 2022, either for trading or for rookie talent to replace the cap space you lose. Plus he might want to play in the biggest media market versus whatever Miami is, like 10. Smaller but it's closer to home with his family, which apparently lives about an hour away north. And he grew up a Dolphins fan. Amy Pole Her fucked around with this message at 16:26 on Jan 8, 2021 |
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shirts and skins posted:Would it be spicy to say... Washington? Really good defense, competent coaching for once, a young star receiver, a legit looking rookie RB, a huge market with an owner who (however loathsome) loves making a splash and winning the off-season, and absolutely no established incumbent at QB. didn't think of this but great call
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Shinji2015 posted:Let's say that Watson get moved, and any team interested can make it happen. Where are his top landing spots? My choice would be Carolina, of course, but like someone said here or in the draft thread, there's only a few teams where he wouldn't be an instant upgrade Pretty much any of: Patriots, Dolphins, Raiders, Broncos, Football Team, Giants, Bears, Vikings, Panthers, or 49ers would become instant contenders with him and should pay the asking price of presumably 3 firsts + other stuff. Add in the Browns if you want to get spicy.
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