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Posted: 2/8/2023 2:11:33 PM EDT
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:13:52 PM EDT
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I won’t hold my breath. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:15:59 PM EDT
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Like bass said, I know the questions Dan Patrick asked watt were pretty rough, but any other player on a franchise QB’s team wouldn’t hesitate a second to answer that. You think Kelce or Mixon or Ekeler wouldn’t be able to shut down that line of questioning in one second? AZ may be in for some huge trouble. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:19:44 PM EDT
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From Wiki, coaching history: Iowa 61-62 Dayton 65-68 Wake Forest 69 Georgia Tech 70-71 Minnesota 72-73 New York Stars 74 Minnesota 75-76 Steelers 77-82 Vikings 90-93 Lions 94-96 Saints 97 Colts 98-10 Jets 11 Titans 12 Cardinals 13-17 Bucs 19-present |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:20:27 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Like bass said, I know the questions Dan Patrick asked watt were pretty rough, but any other player on a franchise QB’s team wouldn’t hesitate a second to answer that. You think Kelce or Mixon or Ekeler wouldn’t be able to shut down that line of questioning in one second? AZ may be in for some huge trouble. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted:
Like bass said, I know the questions Dan Patrick asked watt were pretty rough, but any other player on a franchise QB’s team wouldn’t hesitate a second to answer that. You think Kelce or Mixon or Ekeler wouldn’t be able to shut down that line of questioning in one second? AZ may be in for some huge trouble. And they have no one to blame but themselves. When you feel the need to include a study clause in the contract for your supposed franchise QB its obvious you have serious doubts about him. And yet the Cardinals gave him a 5 year/$230M/$190M contract anyway. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:32:17 PM EDT
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No longer exclusive to SNF, looks like eventually will be in place for all primetime games. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:35:23 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: And they have no one to blame but themselves. When you feel the need to include a study clause in the contract for your supposed franchise QB its obvious you have serious doubts about him. And yet the Cardinals gave him a 5 year/$230M/$190M contract anyway. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted:
Like bass said, I know the questions Dan Patrick asked watt were pretty rough, but any other player on a franchise QB’s team wouldn’t hesitate a second to answer that. You think Kelce or Mixon or Ekeler wouldn’t be able to shut down that line of questioning in one second? AZ may be in for some huge trouble. And they have no one to blame but themselves. When you feel the need to include a study clause in the contract for your supposed franchise QB its obvious you have serious doubts about him. And yet the Cardinals gave him a 5 year/$230M/$190M contract anyway. They gave big contracts to their GM, HC, and QB, all who were not particularly good. Keim and Kingsbury are already out despite fresh extensions. Their salaries don't count against the salary cap, but it still hits the franchise/owner cash flow. The Murray contract uses the rolling guarantee structure. Basically, his 2024 salary is guaranteed, and every spring, the salary for the following season becomes guaranteed. In March '24, his '25 salary locks in, in '25, his '26 salary locks in, etc. I think they can eject, but it's going to hurt. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:47:40 PM EDT
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:52:19 PM EDT
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https://y.yarn.co/ed1ec0b6-5d73-40e2-a149-0900336cadce_text.gif Eh... TNF is bad enough as is when teams have months to prepare for it. Being flexed into TNF? That sounds like a disaster. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:53:14 PM EDT
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No longer exclusive to SNF, looks like eventually will be in place for all primetime games. Split prime time games evenly!!!! I can't stay up watching games 3 nights a week and be productive at 04:00 the next morning. One night is bad enough. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 3:55:49 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Eh... TNF is bad enough as is when teams have months to prepare for it. Being flexed into TNF? That sounds like a disaster. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted:
https://y.yarn.co/ed1ec0b6-5d73-40e2-a149-0900336cadce_text.gif Eh... TNF is bad enough as is when teams have months to prepare for it. Being flexed into TNF? That sounds like a disaster. They should flex the least relevant games on to Thursday. It should be a punishment for the worst records. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 4:14:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I think they can eject, but it's going to hurt. For example, Spotrac shows that Kyler's 2025 deadcap is only $33.2M and it looks like a possible out with just a bit of a black eye. However, that deadcap does not include the $18M 2025 salary and the $11.9M 2025 roster bonus that become guaranteed in March of 2024. That is the huge kick in the nuts, and it repeats for 3 seasons until the full guarantees are completed. Here is my math, which I am 90% sure is correct (if it isn't it is still close), which shows what the deadcap will be, at certain times and when it jumps up (what Spotrac/OTC currently doesn't show until it happens): At the end of the 2023 season (Feb 2024), Murray's deadcap will be $81.5M. At the beginning of the 2024 league year (Mar 2024), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $111.4M. At the end of the 2024 season (Feb 2025), Murray's deadcap will be $63.1M At the beginning of the 2025 league year (Mar 2025), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $102.9M. At the end of the 2025 season (Feb 2026), Murray's deadcap will be $60.0M At the beginning of the 2026 league year (Mar 2026), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $79.5M. At the end of the 2026 season (Feb 2027), Murray's deadcap will be $26.7M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an un-guaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $40.9M. At the end of the 2027 season (Feb 2028), Murray's deadcap will be $0.0M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an unguaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $10.5M. Edit (and double edited): So effectively, the earliest POSSIBLY acceptable out, would be right after the 2024 season (2 full seasons from now), and it would cost them a $63M deadcap. AND they will have 1 month to make that decision, having to do it before mid-March when it jumps back to over $100M. If that number is un-acceptable, then 4 seasons from now (right after the 2026 season) they could drop him for the much more affordable hit of $26.7M. Double Edit: None of this math includes the $1.5M max possible annual incentives which could swing it up a little bit more, but are unlikely to be earned. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 4:24:50 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Almost impossible unfortunately. The way they structured the rolling guarantees to lock in the year before it becomes due (edit: 18 months before technically) has pretty much fucked them. It doesn't show it in the deadcap columns on Spotrac/OTC, since they haven't technically kicked in yet, but they have to be accounted for. For example, Spotrac shows that Kyler's 2025 deadcap is only $33.2M and it looks like a possible out with just a bit of a black eye. However, that deadcap does not include the $18M 2025 salary and the $11.9M 2025 roster bonus that become guaranteed in March of 2024. That is the huge kick in the nuts, and it repeats for 3 seasons until the full guarantees are completed. Here is my math, which I am 90% sure is correct (if it isn't it is still close), which shows what the deadcap will be, at certain times and when it jumps up (what Spotrac/OTC currently doesn't show until it happens): At the end of the 2023 season (Feb 2024), Murray's deadcap will be $81.5M. At the beginning of the 2024 league year (Mar 2024), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $111.4M. At the end of the 2024 season (Feb 2025), Murray's deadcap will be $63.1M At the beginning of the 2025 league year (Mar 2025), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $102.9M. At the end of the 2025 season (Feb 2026), Murray's deadcap will be $60.0M At the beginning of the 2026 league year (Mar 2026), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $79.5M. At the end of the 2026 season (Feb 2027), Murray's deadcap will be $26.7M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an un-guaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $40.9M. At the end of the 2027 season (Feb 2028), Murray's deadcap will be $0.0M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an unguaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $10.5M. Edit: So effectively, the earliest POSSIBLY acceptable out, would be right after the 2025 season (3 full seasons from now), and it would cost them a $60M deadcap. If that number is un-acceptable, then 4 seasons from now (right after the 2026 season) they could drop him for the much more affordable hit of $26.7M. Double Edit: None of this math includes the $1.5M max possible annual incentives which could swing it up a little bit more, but are unlikely to be earned. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I think they can eject, but it's going to hurt. For example, Spotrac shows that Kyler's 2025 deadcap is only $33.2M and it looks like a possible out with just a bit of a black eye. However, that deadcap does not include the $18M 2025 salary and the $11.9M 2025 roster bonus that become guaranteed in March of 2024. That is the huge kick in the nuts, and it repeats for 3 seasons until the full guarantees are completed. Here is my math, which I am 90% sure is correct (if it isn't it is still close), which shows what the deadcap will be, at certain times and when it jumps up (what Spotrac/OTC currently doesn't show until it happens): At the end of the 2023 season (Feb 2024), Murray's deadcap will be $81.5M. At the beginning of the 2024 league year (Mar 2024), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $111.4M. At the end of the 2024 season (Feb 2025), Murray's deadcap will be $63.1M At the beginning of the 2025 league year (Mar 2025), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $102.9M. At the end of the 2025 season (Feb 2026), Murray's deadcap will be $60.0M At the beginning of the 2026 league year (Mar 2026), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $79.5M. At the end of the 2026 season (Feb 2027), Murray's deadcap will be $26.7M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an un-guaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $40.9M. At the end of the 2027 season (Feb 2028), Murray's deadcap will be $0.0M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an unguaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $10.5M. Edit: So effectively, the earliest POSSIBLY acceptable out, would be right after the 2025 season (3 full seasons from now), and it would cost them a $60M deadcap. If that number is un-acceptable, then 4 seasons from now (right after the 2026 season) they could drop him for the much more affordable hit of $26.7M. Double Edit: None of this math includes the $1.5M max possible annual incentives which could swing it up a little bit more, but are unlikely to be earned. Its amazing how teams drag the pain down the line with nothing to show for it even short term. All for the sake of "well nothing better out there". |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 4:26:30 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Almost impossible unfortunately. The way they structured the rolling guarantees to lock in the year before it becomes due (edit: 18 months before technically) has pretty much fucked them. It doesn't show it in the deadcap columns on Spotrac/OTC, since they haven't technically kicked in yet, but they have to be accounted for. For example, Spotrac shows that Kyler's 2025 deadcap is only $33.2M and it looks like a possible out with just a bit of a black eye. However, that deadcap does not include the $18M 2025 salary and the $11.9M 2025 roster bonus that become guaranteed in March of 2024. That is the huge kick in the nuts, and it repeats for 3 seasons until the full guarantees are completed. Here is my math, which I am 90% sure is correct (if it isn't it is still close), which shows what the deadcap will be, at certain times and when it jumps up (what Spotrac/OTC currently doesn't show until it happens): At the end of the 2023 season (Feb 2024), Murray's deadcap will be $81.5M. At the beginning of the 2024 league year (Mar 2024), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $111.4M. At the end of the 2024 season (Feb 2025), Murray's deadcap will be $63.1M At the beginning of the 2025 league year (Mar 2025), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $102.9M. At the end of the 2025 season (Feb 2026), Murray's deadcap will be $60.0M At the beginning of the 2026 league year (Mar 2026), 1 month later, the deadcap will jump to $79.5M. At the end of the 2026 season (Feb 2027), Murray's deadcap will be $26.7M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an un-guaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $40.9M. At the end of the 2027 season (Feb 2028), Murray's deadcap will be $0.0M They will have aprox 5 weeks to release him before an unguaranteed roster bonus is due bumping it back up to $10.5M. Edit: So effectively, the earliest POSSIBLY acceptable out, would be right after the 2025 season (3 full seasons from now), and it would cost them a $60M deadcap. If that number is un-acceptable, then 4 seasons from now (right after the 2026 season) they could drop him for the much more affordable hit of $26.7M. Double Edit: None of this math includes the $1.5M max possible annual incentives which could swing it up a little bit more, but are unlikely to be earned. I would say 2024 season is the out. There's little difference in eating $63m then or waiting another year to eat only $60m. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 4:28:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I would say 2024 season is the out. There's little difference in eating $63m then or waiting another year to eat only $60m. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 4:31:52 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I edited that in a minute before you posted, unfortunately not quite quick enough to beat your posting. 
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Posted: 2/8/2023 5:01:29 PM EDT
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For reference, there have only ever been TWO deadcap hits of more than $25M in NFL history.
Carson Wentz, $33.8M after the Eagles traded him to the Colts Matt Ryan, $40.5M after the Falcons traded him to the Colts Also worth noting, NONE of the top 10 largest deadcap hits in NFL history were RELEASES. They were all hits taken during a trade. So those teams all recouped some cost in picks at least. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 5:07:34 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: For reference, there have only ever been TWO deadcap hits of more than $25M in NFL history. Carson Wentz, $33.8M after the Eagles traded him to the Colts Matt Ryan, $40.5M after the Falcons traded him to the Colts Also worth noting, NONE of the top 10 largest deadcap hits in NFL history were RELEASES. They were all hits taken during a trade. So those teams all recouped some cost in picks at least. The Falcons had a dead cap hit of $77.54M this season. With a growing salary cap $60M isn't that big of a deal if you want to blow it all up. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 5:17:34 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The Falcons had a dead cap hit of $77.54M this season. With a growing salary cap $60M isn't that big of a deal if you want to blow it all up. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 6:46:55 PM EDT
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Via Morning Consult, survey of over 2,000 US adults who identified as NFL fans, the greatest quarterback of all time:
Tom Brady - 43% Joe Montana - 11% Peyton Manning - 7% Pat Mahomes - 4% Terry Bradshaw - 3% Joe Namath - 3% Dan Marino - 2% John Elway - 2% Brett Favre - 2% Troy Aikman - 2% Roger Staubach - 2% Johnny Unitas - 2% So over 50% of NFL fans are morons with further declining percentages graduating higher and higher up to idiots, fuck-wits, dip-shits and so on up to simpleton mouth breathers... Got it.  Edit: I should probably consider it lucky that we managed to break 50% with Brady and Montana. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 6:51:27 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Via Morning Consult, survey of over 2,000 US adults who identified as NFL fans, the greatest quarterback of all time: Tom Brady - 43% Joe Montana - 11% Peyton Manning - 7% Pat Mahomes - 4% Terry Bradshaw - 3% Joe Namath - 3% Dan Marino - 2% John Elway - 2% Brett Favre - 2% Troy Aikman - 2% Roger Staubach - 2% Johnny Unitas - 2% So over 50% of NFL fans are morons with further declining percentages graduating higher and higher up to idiots, fuck-wits, dip-shits and so on up to simpleton mouth breathers... Got it. Edit: I should probably consider it lucky that we managed to break 50% with Brady and Montana. You mean 98% are idiots.  There's a haircut you set your watch to |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 6:53:39 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Via Morning Consult, survey of over 2,000 US adults who identified as NFL fans, the greatest quarterback of all time: Tom Brady - 43% Joe Montana - 11% Peyton Manning - 7% Pat Mahomes - 4% Terry Bradshaw - 3% Joe Namath - 3% Dan Marino - 2% John Elway - 2% Brett Favre - 2% Troy Aikman - 2% Roger Staubach - 2% Johnny Unitas - 2% So over 50% of NFL fans are morons with further declining percentages graduating higher and higher up to idiots, fuck-wits, dip-shits and so on up to simpleton mouth breathers... Got it. Edit: I should probably consider it lucky that we managed to break 50% with Brady and Montana. Most "NFL fans" are incapable of being objective. They get asked "who is the greatest QB of all time" and they hear it as "who is your favorite QB." Also, most fans are idiots. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 6:56:33 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Most "NFL fans" are incapable of being objective. They get asked "who is the greatest QB of all time" and they hear it as "who is your favorite QB." Also, most fans are idiots. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 6:59:25 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: No Rodgers on the list was interesting. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Most "NFL fans" are incapable of being objective. They get asked "who is the greatest QB of all time" and they hear it as "who is your favorite QB." Also, most fans are idiots. Most people that fanboy over his "greatness" are Packers fans and, IME, Packers fans seem to like Favre more. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:26:38 PM EDT
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:34:05 PM EDT
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Quoted: Via Morning Consult, survey of over 2,000 US adults who identified as NFL fans, the greatest quarterback of all time: Tom Brady - 43% Joe Montana - 11% Peyton Manning - 7% Pat Mahomes - 4% Terry Bradshaw - 3% Joe Namath - 3% Dan Marino - 2% John Elway - 2% Brett Favre - 2% Troy Aikman - 2% Roger Staubach - 2% Johnny Unitas - 2% So over 50% of NFL fans are morons with further declining percentages graduating higher and higher up to idiots, fuck-wits, dip-shits and so on up to simpleton mouth breathers... Got it. Edit: I should probably consider it lucky that we managed to break 50% with Brady and Montana. OK, got it. Three percent. Ha. They're idots. K bye.  Attached File |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:41:05 PM EDT
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Never better.  Attached File |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:42:53 PM EDT
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:44:14 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Via Morning Consult, survey of over 2,000 US adults who identified as NFL fans, the greatest quarterback of all time: Tom Brady - 43% Joe Montana - 11% Peyton Manning - 7% Pat Mahomes - 4% Terry Bradshaw - 3% Joe Namath - 3% Dan Marino - 2% John Elway - 2% Brett Favre - 2% Troy Aikman - 2% Roger Staubach - 2% Johnny Unitas - 2% So over 50% of NFL fans are morons with further declining percentages graduating higher and higher up to idiots, fuck-wits, dip-shits and so on up to simpleton mouth breathers... Got it. Edit: I should probably consider it lucky that we managed to break 50% with Brady and Montana.  The original TB12. 
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:49:17 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The Cardinals were the second OLDEST team in the NFL this year, behind only Tom Brady *cough* I mean the Buccaneers. So if they do end up taking that route, part of it will HAVE to be developing a lot of young draft talent over the next two seasons. If you're going to eat 25-30% of the salary cap on 1 player, you have to make sure you have a lot of starters on their rookie deals still. They are currently a four win team. How much talent do they really have? |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 7:54:21 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Via Morning Consult, survey of over 2,000 US adults who identified as NFL fans, the greatest quarterback of all time: Tom Brady - 43% Joe Montana - 11% Peyton Manning - 7% Pat Mahomes - 4% Terry Bradshaw - 3% Joe Namath - 3% Dan Marino - 2% John Elway - 2% Brett Favre - 2% Troy Aikman - 2% Roger Staubach - 2% Johnny Unitas - 2% So over 50% of NFL fans are morons with further declining percentages graduating higher and higher up to idiots, fuck-wits, dip-shits and so on up to simpleton mouth breathers... Got it. Edit: I should probably consider it lucky that we managed to break 50% with Brady and Montana. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 8:41:09 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: NFL and DAZN sign deal for the worldwide (excluding China) streaming rights to NFL Game Pass International. The 10 year deal is reportedly worth $1B or $100M per season. DAZN has distributed NFL Game Pass in Canada since 2017 and has been the league's broadcast partner in Germany and Japan since 2016 as well as Italy since 2018. Football fans outside the U.S. can watch every league regular season and postseason game on NFL Game Pass International, including the Super Bowl. Available on Smart TVs, smartphones, tablets and gaming consoles. It also includes NFL Network, NFL RedZone and NFL Films programming. I wonder how much it costs. It says price varies by country. If there is a cheap country, then wouldn't combining an NFL Game Pass International subscription with a VPN set to said country be the cheapest option to watch whatever game you want all season long? No black outs?... Not a bad idea to look into. Well I already have the VPN, I might as well look into it. The quality of streams from a paid NBC/Peacock & CBS/Paramount+ account were shittier than the illegal streams... thanks for the reminder to cancel my Paramount+ sub. Amazon was great, but limited for games. I had to use my PC to stream Fox games to my TV, which isn't that big of deal since I have a little Intel NUC on my entertainment center (it's my Plex server), but more annoying than pointing a remote. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 8:52:05 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Well I already have the VPN, I might as well look into it. The quality of streams from a paid NBC/Peacock & CBS/Paramount+ account were shittier than the illegal streams... thanks for the reminder to cancel my Paramount+ sub. Amazon was great, but limited for games. I had to use my PC to stream Fox games to my TV, which isn't that big of deal since I have a little Intel NUC on my entertainment center (it's my Plex server), but more annoying than pointing a remote. Who is your ISP? I’ve had the complete opposite experience on starlink. Paramount and peacock were vastly superior to Amazon for me. DirectTVs streaming service actually worked the best of anyone’s but I wouldn’t pay their prices. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 8:53:54 PM EDT
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the only people surprised by any of this are people who dont know his dad's reputation or the train wreck of kyler's recruitment to a&m and his year there. and as a loyal Ag who also saw kyler play in high school, i dont say any of that lightly. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 9:14:30 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The Cardinals were the second OLDEST team in the NFL this year, behind only Tom Brady *cough* I mean the Buccaneers. So if they do end up taking that route, part of it will HAVE to be developing a lot of young draft talent over the next two seasons. If you're going to eat 25-30% of the salary cap on 1 player, you have to make sure you have a lot of starters on their rookie deals still. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: The Falcons had a dead cap hit of $77.54M this season. With a growing salary cap $60M isn't that big of a deal if you want to blow it all up. Outside of Murray, their list of top cap hit guys is pretty brutal. $31M Hopkins (30) $18M Humphries (LT)(29) $17M Budda Baker (26) $13M Hollywood Brown (25) $13M Zach Ertz (32) $12M Robbie Anderson (29) $10M James Conner (27) The only guy on this list they can easily eject this offseason is Robbie Anderson. I think the only guys on that list with production and positional value that matches the price tag are Brown and maybe Humphries. Baker if you stretch it. I like their HC finalists (Kafka and Anurumo), but if I were in either of those guys shoes, I would need some good reassurances and contract language to protect me from Murray and the rebuild. |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 11:14:58 PM EDT
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Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol |
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Posted: 2/8/2023 11:33:38 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol 
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Posted: 2/9/2023 1:15:00 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol I've been saying that dude was full of shit. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 1:18:07 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Who is your ISP? I’ve had the complete opposite experience on starlink. Paramount and peacock were vastly superior to Amazon for me. DirectTVs streaming service actually worked the best of anyone’s but I wouldn’t pay their prices. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Well I already have the VPN, I might as well look into it. The quality of streams from a paid NBC/Peacock & CBS/Paramount+ account were shittier than the illegal streams... thanks for the reminder to cancel my Paramount+ sub. Amazon was great, but limited for games. I had to use my PC to stream Fox games to my TV, which isn't that big of deal since I have a little Intel NUC on my entertainment center (it's my Plex server), but more annoying than pointing a remote. Who is your ISP? I’ve had the complete opposite experience on starlink. Paramount and peacock were vastly superior to Amazon for me. DirectTVs streaming service actually worked the best of anyone’s but I wouldn’t pay their prices. Spectrum |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 7:52:00 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol In a new development, we learn Sean Payton is moonlighting for USA Today. 
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Posted: 2/9/2023 9:51:20 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol "Broncos country, lets hide!"
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Posted: 2/9/2023 10:33:23 AM EDT
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As best as I can, tell, the player with the longest time. Between Super Bowls has Tom Brady. His first Super Bowl was in 2001 and his last Super Bowl was 19 years later in 2020.
And other notable player was Junior Seau who played in the 1994 Super Bowl and then again in 2007 with the patriots. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 10:39:27 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: As best as I can, tell, the player with the longest time. Between Super Bowls has Tom Brady. His first Super Bowl was in 2001 and his last Super Bowl was 19 years later in 2020. And other notable player was Junior Seau who played in the 1994 Super Bowl and then again in 2007 with the patriots. Rich Eisen was talking about how basically every superbowl stat either has Tom Brady 1st, or Tom Brady 2nd. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:04:21 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol They should report on the Salvation Army. I think about 6 cents out of every dollar they take in goes to charity. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:05:58 PM EDT
[#45]
Quote HistoryQuoted: They should report on the Salvation Army. I think about 6 cents out of every dollar they take in goes to charity. I'd love to crap on the Salvation Army but they're in the low 80's iirc. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:10:36 PM EDT
[#46]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Rich Eisen was talking about how basically every
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:11:10 PM EDT
[#47]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
lol I wonder if they bought his ridiculous truck for him. http://archive.boston.com/bostonglobe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2010/09/14/brady_may_have_given_to_charity_but_did_he_need_to_take_from_it/ |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:11:22 PM EDT
[#48]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Fixed. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Rich Eisen was talking about how basically every YOU ARE TECHNICALLY CORRECT. The best kind of correct. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:13:04 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I'd love to crap on the Salvation Army but they're in the low 80's iirc. Yep. But the Red Cross is horrible, and IIRC the United Way is the worst. Like 91 cents for every dollar goes to administration costs. |
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Posted: 2/9/2023 12:16:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Russ is quickly winning over Denver:
"Since founding the Why Not You Foundation in 2014, we've been blessed and fortunate to partner with incredible organizations to maximize our impact. We've successfully partnered to deliver over $13,000,000 benefiting education, pediatric cancer research and hunger prevention. One of the most rewarding parts over the years is seeing the smiling faces of the children and families we meet as they overcome life's obstacles." "While the foundation raises funds and provides grants and gifts, our partnerships have allowed for more direct delivery and impact. Our dynamic partnerships allow for Russell and Ciara to give their time, passion, and ideas and raise awareness for causes in intimate and hands-on settings and events." Worth pointing out that Russ won Walter Payton Man of the Year in 2020... USA Today quoted an expert saying such a statement is "marketing fluff" to rationalize that less than half of the $7.5 million the foundation reported it raised in its first eight years through 2021 had gone directly to charity. USA Today reported that of that money, $2.8 million, or 39.6 cents of every dollar spent, "has gone to charitable activities, all as grants to other nonprofits." The remaining $4.2 million "has paid for fundraising, administrative and management expenses, including the salaries of three employees, who have received $1.9 million combined." USA Today further reported that in 2020, "three of its employees were paid $441,000 combined" and quoted Andrew Morton, a nonprofit oversight attorney, as saying that if the foundation is challenged "there is 'high probability' the IRS could conclude the salaries constitute excess benefit transactions and levy substantial penalties." Morton also called the salaries "startling" for a nonprofit whose expenses are in the $1 million-$5 million range annually. One of the notes in the report was that Ryan Tarpley was hired at a $209k salary and reported to work 40 hours a week for the foundation, but he is simultaneously working directly for Ciara and Wilson in the "Wilson Family Office" which raises the question of whether Wilson's non-profit charity is being used to directly pay for his own personal employee. |
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