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Could it be colder weather later in the season

He will be paying 37% Federal Tax and 12% California State - so he will be paying around $7 million per year in income taxes Our National Debt is around $34 Trillion or equal to $1 million for EACH man, woman, and child - so $1 million from each of the categories you suggest is barely a drop in the bucket

We were missing Tre

Would be interesting to see how these compare to the league averages

Oops - You are correct - I was getting ahead of myself and thinking of WINNING the Super bowl

Up until recently, a 2 seed only needed 1 win to go to conference championship and 2 to go to the super bowl. Now it is is 3 and 4

I have 4 awesome seats - 50 yard line row 7. DM if interested

considering niners 6th will be a very late round pick and the broncos an early round pick - they are basically just swapping a few spots (same w Claypool with Dolphins and bears)

I think one reason so many games are totally uninteresting is the search for the Elite QB More younger QB's are playing based on a) the QB salary structure and b) the need to find an Elite QB Teams can not afford to let a rookie QB sit on the bench for a year or two until they are ready so we have the pleasure of watching not-ready-for-prime-time QB's such as Ridder, Howell, Young, Richardson, Pickett, Fields, ... They may turn into great QB's, but they are not very watchable as of now

Since there are 5 Offensive Lineman, I assume the average should be 20% for each OL. So brown is not that much higher than the others.

They could have had Peterman!

Agreed - not a single compelling matchup - makes it easy for survivor pools as there are lots "gimme" games

A total aside - but Patriots should go back to these uni's

Because they DO get beat on every drop back

Did not seem like JA ever had time in the pocket. Sacked 5x and had to scramble a bunch of others On our 3rd down in OT, Diggs was open but JA could not make an accurate throw because Q Williams was barreling unimpeded towards him We get the 1st down , there is no Punt return On most of the runs, there was nowhere to run It does not seem like any of our OL additions really made a difference

Coaches aren't the ones chucking the ball 40 yards to a receiver that is double covered

There was nowhere for Cook to run - those delayed draws right into a clogged line of scrimmage were ridiculous. The one time they had a pitch out he got outside and had a nice gain

Not only a backup QB - but one who did not have game preparation

Bills 40 - Jets 0 De ja vu from last night's game at Met life

Great example is when be beat the Pats 31 to 0 to start the season and they won the SB

Not sure the accuracy of this source, but Bengals total revenue in 2022 rose 9% to $501 million last year, according to Sportico. That still ranks last in the NFL. But the team's operating profit jumped to $137 million ranking 11th.

That amount is more than the entire team salary cap of 1994 NFL Salary Cap History 2023: $224,800,000 2022: $208,200,000 2021: $182,500,000 2020: $198,200,000 2019: $188,200,000 2018: $177,200,000 2017: $167,000,000 2016: $155,270,000 2015: $143,280,000 2014: $133,000,000 2013: $123,600,000 2012: $120,600,000 2011: $120,375,000 2010: Uncapped 2009: $123,000,000 2008: $116,000,000 2007: $109,000,000 2006: $102,000,000 2005: $85,500,000 2004: $80,582,000 2003: $75,007,000 2002: $71,101,000 2001: $67,405,000 2000: $62,172,000 1999: $57,288,000 1998: $52,388,000 1997: $41,454,000 1996: $40,753,000 1995: $37,100,000 1994: $34,608,000

Individual games

Why would we trade a draft pick for a young, unproven, untested QB who would come in right before the season and be totally unfamiliar with the playbook. That draft pick we give up could be a MLB or OT They don't look good, but bottom line is we are most likely going w/ Barkley and Kyle Allen as our backup QB's

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