Man with No Name

the rams are kind of setting a tone, but they're also lucky to have a top 5 qb playing for 2026 reasonable amount of money. and a top 10 player in the league who makes almost nothing. things may become very difficult for them next year. it is almost impossible to have that many huge difference makers without getting flat lucky in the draft. you're lucky if you get a top 10 pick to turn out like nakua. to get him in the 6th is like hitting the lottery. but yes, I'd trade all those picks for Jefferson in a heartbeat. The decision becomes a bit more difficult when you're also talking about parting with a jared verse type player.

i don't think it's just the off field nonsense. its the way he showed he's not a leader. not really a great team person. He's basically a bot who worries about things like his "brand." As a quarterback, those qualities matter more than any other position by 10x.

The thing about his post seahawks career is that it's not even the stats that would keep him out. that's something that just happens. He just showed who he is in too many other ways. i get what you're saying but those two aren't even close to the same level

the nfl hall of fame isn't that meaningful. so maybe. but he doesn't belong based Cooperstown level standards.

i guess kind of a weak example of this is reggie white retiring at 37 as STILL the most dominating defensive player in the league. one year of retirment, comes back and just pretty good at 39. but 39 isn't 35.

Good move for the Rams. Win now! the future isn't guaranteed. Guess what, they mortgaged their future to win in 2022, and they're already back on top.

McDermott is awful at coaching situational football. Things like guys quickly getting set to spike the ball. The Allen thing. The 13 seconds series was a cornacopeia of terrible situational football.

the allen fumble was terrible, but it's also on McDermott for a) putting him in that position, and b) not doing a good enough job of coaching situational awareness for things like that. and there are many other examples where he failed in this regard.

agree. I don't think Lamar is desirable in the same way as those guys. I actually like him and think he's a decent guy, but his leadership isn't top notch. An offense needs to be very specifically tailored to him. His floor, which he seems to hit often every couple years, is really low. And you just have to wonder what he'll look like out there if he loses a 10th or 2 on his 40. A long term contract for the kind of money he demands definitely makes him a bit less desired.

But it's kind of our thing to not stomp on the opposition's throat. It's not a fluke that it wasn't 28-10. It's our DNA. We controlled the entire game, and still we're a Mark Andrews drop away from maybe not winning.

The Ravens should have beat us in the playoffs 2 years ago. And they should have stomped us in game 1 last season. Coulda woulda shoulda. but you could say the same thing about our playoff performances.

I looked up this game, and the Bengals were indeed 0-11 going in. didn't look into the weather, but both teams threw for around 270 yards. Bengals rushed for 40. Jets rushed for 60. So I guess both coaches had the same dumb idea?

was thinking the same as the above guys. crushed up aderall seems much more likely.

we aren't far from a qb getting 75 million

Does this open things up for the Eagles to move AJB?