2026 Random NFL Stuff Thread…

boozeman said:
Yeah, it has been heading that way for a bit, but they could squeak by in that division. I am not convinced Detroit has not taken a step back and Minnesota definitely has.
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It's a funny division, I don't think any team is horrendous but I don't think any team is especially good either.

Detroit is probably the best team but they have serious issues on the OL (the foundation of their team when they were good) and the secondary.

I could easily see all four teams being somewhere between 7 and 10 wins, although I would be surprised if Green Bay won it since I think on average Detroit and Chicago are probably better.
 
NoDak said:
The Jets are happy watching Green Bay’s shit season unfolding.
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I don't think they'll be very good but I can't see them totally cratering unless Love gets hurt.

They still have a decent enough QB, a good coach and a few nice pieces on defense, assuming Parsons can get anywhere near 100% by November or so, which should be enough for around 7-8 wins.

Obviously it'll suck if the Jets end up getting the 6th pick in a stacked draft, but if it's like 10-15 I won't be disappointed.
 
Simpleton said:
I don't think they'll be very good but I can't see them totally cratering unless Love gets hurt.

They still have a decent enough QB, a good coach and a few nice pieces on defense, assuming Parsons can get anywhere near 100% by November or so, which should be enough for around 7-8 wins.

Obviously it'll suck if the Jets end up getting the 6th pick in a stacked draft, but if it's like 10-15 I won't be disappointed.
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Yeah I don't really believe in Detroit or Chicago so I think GB will win that division.
 
Genghis Khan said:
Yeah I don't really believe in Detroit or Chicago so I think GB will win that division.
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I just don't see what advantage the Packers have over those teams.

Love isn't head and shoulders better than their QB's, the Packers OL and skill positions are average or worse, and they sold the farm for Parsons who won't be 100% until probably about midseason, if at all.

At least the Lions have absolutely elite RB's/WR's and the Bears have a really good OL, what the heck does Green Bay have?

I could easily see Minnesota being better than them too if Murray is able to play halfway competent football. They have elite WR's and you know Flores will put at least a respectable defense together.
 
Genghis Khan said:
It amazes me how much the NFL tries to cater to women and gays. You're not going to win that demographic, but in the process you definitely could alienate your core male demographic.
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Not to mention of all the gay men who are potential fans, how many of them do you think will actually become a fan because you have a couple gay cheerleaders on a few NFL teams. Like you're not getting some sort of a net positive from it. Some gay men watch football but they don't do it for the male cheerleaders. And the ones that don't watch it, aren't going to start just because their team has one gay male cheerleader.

Honestly, I'm not sure cheerleading in the NFL really means much anymore in general. Maybe at card signing events or something they help attract new fans. At games they are mostly unnoticed in my opinion.
 
Genghis Khan said:
It amazes me how much the NFL tries to cater to women and gays. You're not going to win that demographic, but in the process you definitely could alienate your core male demographic.
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It's a failed Mulvaney strategy all over again. These big companies will never learn, I guess.
 
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