Mr. WEO

Idiot Seahawks fans cheering Gino Smith lol

nah, they were shopping him for years in his prime…THEN he wanted out

He's good for 44-4500 a year, 30+ TDs doesn't throw a ton of picks on a team without a Defense. you missed the Chiefs game.

Good stuff. Steelers are doomed with Trubisky. Cardinals may be that bad. Vikings (see below) could win the division.

We only have to wait until the playoffs this year... The Browns gave Watkins 230 million despite this....

Nah. They only scored as many as 20 points in a playoff game when he has been QB (their only win). He hasn't thrown a TD pass since 2019. 4 games, 3 TDs, 5 ints, 19 sacks, 1 rushing TD. Against the Bills, Ravens had the ball for 35 min and Buffalo had only 220 yards total Offense--still won. They aren't a tough out with him at QB.

he sucks anyway. saves them the end of season F-ups on field.

looks like an epic tailgate to me...as opposed to, what, some wings, saaahhhsij and a bucket of Natty Lite?

Or if the Bengals let the clock run down before their last punt to give Trubisky almost no time instead over a minute--PLUS they could have fielded the punt at the 5--no one around! Complete ST player and coaching F-up.

somebody make it stop

influenced to juice even more?

Dude gets injured pulling off one guys helmet and then trying to behead the QB. Tears his juiced up pec. Another Watt bro sidelined with pec injury (his bro bro is out with a bunch of torn bits as well). Nothing to see here NFLPA and NFL!

lol, no.....

Best week 1 of viewing ever

Bengals coaches absolutely blew that OT. Could have run down the clock for seconds left instead of a full minute

No one is going to give him 230+ guarantee next year unless he leads them to a SB win this year. He has no leverage here.

Andrews is solid, Brown decent. He was an MVP with that crew, not close since (both were on the team last year for Jackson's 12 starts). I don't know why they got rid of Brown, but it wouldn't have changed much. They don't depend on a top passing game. I don't know how else to say it except it's clear that the Ravens are going to make him prove he deserves his ask. He was offered 50 million a year for 5 with 133 million up front---that's more than Josh is getting paid per year. He should have jumped on that--it's a gift.

I hope she knows she's walking home...

Happy Bidet!!

It's also a clever way of saying if you don't hit the incentives mark, you aren't going to get the contract you want. Beane just raised the bar for Poyer to get his next deal.

I don't care what they do. If he stays it's of little consequence for the Bills. It's very clear they won't give him his asking price this year. As for "what's he working with?", multiple posters have said that the Ravens have specifically built a roster around his skill set. Sure they should have kept Hollywood, I guess (a guy with 6 career games over 100 yards). Who did they have when Jackson was MVP? Andrews is their best receiver ever year. Look it's clear that Jackson is "betting on himself"--that he will come back this year and lead his team deep into the playoffs--forcing a massive contract at the end of the season. There's really no reason to believe that the team truly low-balled him. He really seems to have an opinion of his talent (worth, say, top 3 money) that is different from that of the FO. No one is going to be handing out Watson contracts (because that was dumb for many reasons) and he can't be paid like Josh Allen or Mahomes...because no one thinks he has that kind of game or will bring similar results.

They have no running game. Their best back was Sony Michel--and they dumped him. Now it's Darrell Henderson. lol McKenzie handed the ball to him....

It's a distinction without a difference. Ravens fans don't care how many MVPs Jackson may have. Like every fan base, they want to see their team playing until at least late January, preferably February. They've seen all Jackson has to show at this point. Recall Cam Newton, one time MVP. Carolina kept him around for years after that...and fizzled out. After 2015, he was there 4 more years and they appeared in one playoff game--a loss. If Baltimore's goal is to just sell tickets and collect shared revenue, then sure--keep chugging along with Jackson and hope for a different outcome. If you want to at least take a chance to see a better outcome, you move on. If they get to the AFCC game this year, then sure--they will likely pay him. If they miss the playoffs or go one sand done--why should they? Josh Allen is is a much different boat than Jackson. It's not comparable. He's a far better QB on a much better team.

They have been saying this about the Ravens for 4 years. No one cares about MVP--it's a personal achievement that means nothing to the team as far as ultimate success (see: Cam Newton, Aaron Rodgers). Jackson has been running for 4 years. Now what?

His passing stats (starts, wins, rating, yards, etc) aren't significantly better than Jimmy G's (a guy "who wins"--including leading 49ers to 2 NFCC and a SB)---yet the 9ers were desperately shopping him this off season.