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In the AFC this would be a 2nd weekend contender. Maybe even AFC le Game
But in the NFC i still have them on the outside of the Playoffs looking in. In the conversation though!
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In the AFC this would be a 2nd weekend contender. Maybe even AFC le Game
But in the NFC i still have them on the outside of the Playoffs looking in. In the conversation though!
nick foles to the bears
hmm, i guess market is treating Chris Harris as a 30 year old CB and he's having none of it. eli apple isn't particularly good, though
and just like that, chris harris to the chargers. stays in the AFC-W
... damn
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Last edited by spurraider21; 03-18-2020 at 04:38 PM.
Smart move by Brady, tbh. He goes to a talented team that underachieved last season. If he does good, as is somewhat expected, he will get all the credit. If he sucks, people will say "what did you expect? The dude is 43". Non-loss situation. Smart legacy move, tbh.
And an Andy Reid-esque coach with a similar playbook and offensive genius. He turned the joke that was Carson Palmer into a viable star on a contender. Don't forget about that.
And he won't have to face Mahomes until the Super Bowl. Although, in 2020 the NFC South does play the AFC West, so that's something to watch. I believe TB will be the host because TB won in KC last time around in 2016.
Raymond James employees can expect a good raise as the seats get stuffed and a waitlist forms for the first time since around '03
Brady chooses a state with no income tax to play home games, a wise financial move. Chargers offered the same base salary but couldn't offer that part, of course. Brady gets 8 games in Tampa and maybe a couple more in tax free states if he's lucky.
Also, major shout out to Deion Jones #45 for making that epic last pick-six of the season in Week 17. Not because it gave Jameis Loseston the epic 30-30 season, but because it meant the Cowboys only have to play the Falcons instead of Tampa in 2020.
Done. TY FamUpdate your picture son.
NFC West is going to take the AFC East to the woodshed next year. It's going to be LOL worthy. With a 7 team playoff bracket on either side, no way the NFC West doesn't get 3 teams in, and the AFC East has 4 garbage teams and the winner will be very lucky to be 8-8.
Unfortunately though the Bucs are going back to their old unis full time for 2020, or so I read
yeah. i thought we had to give someone a draft pick
now i wonder if theyll draft a qb or get a veteran
go get winstonyeah. i thought we had to give someone a draft pick
now i wonder if theyll draft a qb or get a veteran
winston would have 15 tds and 45 ints with the lousy receiving options the baguars have tbh
Flucco not fit to even be MVLamar's 3rd string backup
In the offseason of the QB shuffle, Chargers gonna end up with Tyrod Taylor?
lol... he's the poor man's version of Dak Prescott... he is fairly mobile but not really that fast, and he takes a LOT of sacks. He's extremely risk averse against zone coverage. He'll only throw the deep ball against man. Ultra conservative. And their OL is terrible so they'll probably lead the league in sacks absorbed (dubious honor). Sad.
Winston still doesn't have a team.
If nothing else I'd trade Dak for a 1st and 3rd and get Winston for like a frontloaded 2/50 deal with a team option for next year where we don't have dead money if we decline him for 2021.
Tua or Justin Herbert
Tank for T-Law Baby!! Trade Quack for a 1st, run Zeke into the ground this year, then cut him, preserve Pollard, extend Gallup/Vander Esch, cut Crawford, etc.
Trade Dak
Start Cooper Rush
1st and 10... run Zeke up the middle.
2nd and 8... run Zeke up the middle.
3rd and 5... run Zeke up the middle.
4th and 4... punt.
Rinse, repeat all season long baby.
nobody is going to trade a first for Dak while also having to give him a new contract.Winston still doesn't have a team.
If nothing else I'd trade Dak for a 1st and 3rd and get Winston for like a frontloaded 2/50 deal with a team option for next year where we don't have dead money if we decline him for 2021.
the two forms of currency teams have to improve their teams are draft picks and cap space. its very uncommon for a team to use both resources on the same player at the same time. we saw it with buckner this offseason, frank clark last year, khalil mack the year before (2 firsts). but those moves are increasingly rare. dak is going to want a multi-year deal paying him 35 mil or more. that alone is a big burden for a team to take on, and they're going to NEED their draft picks to continue building a roster while having that contract on the books.
probably. though if i'm the chargers im also going to be really tempted to take Isaiah Simmons.
Derwin James is already a monster and one of the most versatile defensive players in the league, having him AND simmons would be nasty. they already have a great corner group with Casey Hayward, Chris Harris, and Desmond King... Bosa/Ingram at the edge, linval joseph up the middle.
but yeah, no QB.
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