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I agree with this take as well. The point of reaching out is not a slippery slope take either. It would for sure be the instant result.I agree with Chris Simms
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I agree with this take as well. The point of reaching out is not a slippery slope take either. It would for sure be the instant result.I agree with Chris Simms
It seems some teams are starting to wonder about giving out those huge contracts to the QBs and what that might do to the team salary cap-wise.
Wentz and Watson are on the market (one due to play and the other just not happy), Dak soon to be a free agent of franchised again, and now there are rumors that the Rams might not want to pay Goff the remainder of his contract they just signed him to a year ago.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...uaranteeing-jared-goff-a-roster-spot-in-2021/
man i think the texans are in a great spot. they are getting rid of a guy that cost 40 mil per year and doesn't want to be there and in return they are getting a qb (lawrence or tua, probably) and a boat load of picks. great way to rebuild.
i bet you 3 years from now the texans are better then the jets, if that is where watson ends up. Miami already has a good team so i can see them trying to make this happen if they can.
gotta start somewhere though. and if they are rebuilding then why have a 40 mil qb around that doesn't want to be there. he is going to be a cancer/distraction if still there in a few months
Here is a suggestion. Don’t fumble. Problem solved.
I think Lawrence already bought a house here in Ponte Vedra. LOLI misspoke when I said Lawrence....I keep forgetting the jets screwed that one up.
Philip Rivers retires.
Wow...that was interesting...question is do we ever see Philip Rivers in the HOF?
I've always thought this was an easy answer yes. Seems like I am not on the majorityWow...that was interesting...question is do we ever see Philip Rivers in the HOF?
Remaining active NFL players from 2004 draft class:
Larry Fitzgerald
Andy Lee
Ben Roethlisberger
I've always thought this was an easy answer yes. Seems like I am not on the majority
Yeah, totally debatable. The no-rings is a huge knock against him. He also spent the last couple years throwing debilitating picks trying to will his team to win far too often.It's debatable and that makes it interesting.
Yeah, totally debatable. The no-rings is a huge knock against him. He also spent the last couple years throwing debilitating picks trying to will his team to win far too often.
This is where the presenter has a potentially huge impact on whether or not player is selected. How he or she argues that Rivers' selection is justified on much more than stats and rings.
I don't understand the Miami and NYJ speculation for Watson when he is going to be on the 49ers.
are they getting rid of stafford?Lions agree to terms with Dan Campbell to be the next coach. Hoping this is the guy...
are they getting rid of stafford?
if i was them i would make a play for Stafford over wentz in a second. i don't see any real good teams giving up what Houston would want for watsonHaven't heard anything about Stafford, but the Colts have an opening at QB that would be prime for a veteran QB.
if i was them i would make a play for Stafford over wentz in a second. i don't see any real good teams giving up what Houston would want for watson
Just my opinion here, Eli was a decent, good to great for two runs in the playoffs but played for a long time on a team that had to throw the ball. Big Ben is pretty good, I think Rivers has been better than both of them consistently. It's not tennis where one player is all that matters, you've got 22 starters and his numbers are really good.Depends on who you ask. He has the numbers and the longevity; he just never won a Super Bowl. And he's only the number 3 quarterback in the 2004 draft. Eli went #1 and Rivers went #4. The Giants traded Rivers to the Chargers for Eli. Pittsburg selected Ben with their first round pick. Eli and Big Ben will both be in the Hall of Fame. As will the player who was selected one pick before Rivers. That player, not a quarterback, is still active. (Larry Fitzgerald) Not a bad draft in 2004 except for the Raiders. The #2 pick was an offensive lineman by the Raiders. Only Raiders fans will remember him.
Eli and Ben both have 2 Super Bowl wins. They are both auto in the HOF. Maybe not first ballot, but will get in.Just my opinion here, Eli was a decent, good to great for two runs in the playoffs but played for a long time on a team that had to throw the ball. Big Ben is pretty good, I think Rivers has been better than both of them consistently. It's not tennis where one player is all that matters, you've got 22 starters and his numbers are really good.
I say yes but I am very biased. Favorite player since LT retired/became a jetI've always thought this was an easy answer yes. Seems like I am not on the majority