2021 Random NFL Stuff Thread...

[Cotton]

 

[bbgun]

 

[Foobio]

 

[boozeman]

 

[bbgun]

They should both be cut

 

[Genghis Khan]

Isn't this what Aaron Rodgers did?

 

[p1_]

 

[mcnuttz]

what does he mean, "AB didn't pay his chief"?

 

[p1_]

what does he mean, "AB didn't pay his chief"?

Chef outed him.

 

[boozeman]

Isn't this what Aaron Rodgers did?

The league knew Rodgers was not vaccinated. This is fraud.

 

[bbgun]

He was gonna miss the next two games anyway due to an injury, so this is really just a one-game suspension.

 

[Genghis Khan]

The league knew Rodgers was not vaccinated. This is fraud.

Oh I thought they didn't know since he was running around maskless.

 

[mcnuttz]

Oh I thought they didn't know since he was running around maskless.

They were not around to monitor.

And now they'll be watching everyone

 

[Smitty]

Makes me happy to see them failing. I hate the concept of trading away everything to win it all in 1 year.

And hell let's say it did work. Is it worth it if your team is utter trash and unable to rebuild for another 3 years? Just not something I'd want as a fan.

To win a Super Bowl? Yes. The problem is “going all in,” like that more often doesn’t result in winning a championship and just screws you over. Buyers at trade deadlines usually lose those deals badly.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

To win a Super Bowl? Yes. The problem is “going all in,” like that more often doesn’t result in winning a championship and just screws you over. Buyers at trade deadlines usually lose those deals badly.

How many years of 4-5 wins are worth it for a Superbowl?

 

[Smitty]

How many years of 4-5 wins are worth it for a Superbowl?

Well considering we’ve been 25 years without a Super Bowl I’d say lots.

I’d certainly trade a reasonable tear down and rebuild window, which I’d assume is about 4-5 years, to get a ring.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Well considering we’ve been 25 years without a Super Bowl I’d say lots.

I’d certainly trade a reasonable tear down and rebuild window, which I’d assume is about 4-5 years, to get a ring.

Not sure you can rebuild that fast if you're the Rams sort of all in with no draft picks left.

 

[data]

How many years of 4-5 wins are worth it for a Superbowl?

Well considering we’ve been 25 years without a Super Bowl I’d say lots.

I’d certainly trade a reasonable tear down and rebuild window, which I’d assume is about 4-5 years, to get a ring.

For NFL, I can only think of 1994 49ers that actually won it, but they bought their Super Bowl through free agency (Gary Plummer, Deion, Rickey Jackson, Ken Norton, etc), not trades.

 

[Cotton]

For NFL, I can only think of 1994 49ers that actually won it, but they bought their Super Bowl through free agency (Tim Harris, Deion, Rickey Jackson, Ken Norton, etc), not trades.

The last year before the salary cap if I recall correctly.

 

[boozeman]

To win a Super Bowl? Yes. The problem is “going all in,” like that more often doesn’t result in winning a championship and just screws you over. Buyers at trade deadlines usually lose those deals badly.

No question.

It will burn the Rams. The Beckham thing is a goddamn joke and Miller is washed.

Now Aaron Donald, the finest defensive player in the league, has deteriorated down to choking some jabroni Packers center.

Then you have McVay who quite frankly has his own ego issues.

I don't know who the fuck they are trying to appeal to anymore.

I feel a little sorry for their fan base as it is been fucked with, just like the Raiders.

But then again, wait a second.

What the fuck is their fan base?

These are California people.

Fuck them.