2018-2019 NFL Season Thread Football • Page 329

Here is my incredibly biased PROJECTED QB tiers for 2018

Patrick Mahomes
Tom Brady
Aaron Rodgers
Russell Wilson
Drew Brees

Matt Ryan
Carson Wentz
Phillip Rivers
Ben Roethlisberger
Jared Goff
Jimmy Garoppolo

Cam Newton
Matthew Stafford
Kirk Cousins
Alex Smith
Deshaun Watson

Ryan Tannehill (not sure whether to put him in the upper or lower tier but is the bridge between these two tiers)

Derek Carr
Case Keenum
Sam Bradford
Nick Foles
Dak Prescott
Sam Darnold

Jameis Winston
Mitch Trubisky
Josh Rosen
Blake Bortles
Tyrod Taylor

Baker Mayfield
Eli Manning
Josh McCown
Andy Dalton

Marcus Mariota
Jacoby Brissett
AJ McCarron
Lamar Jackson
Mason Rudolph
Joe Flacco
Josh Allen

 

My rankings:

Deshaun Watson

everyone else

Carr
Prescott

 

I forgot Patrick Mahomes, Ryan Tannehill, and Andrew Luck haha

 

Top 5 medium-to-big cities I've visited for entertainment purposes:
1. Los Angeles, CA
2. Portland, OR
3. New York, NY
4. Denver, CO
5. Austin, TX

 

Fixed.

 

Top 5 cities I want to go to that I haven't been to:
1. Tokyo
2. Berlin
3. Seattle
4. Philadelphia
5. Portland ME

 

LA. Interesting.

 

LA is a garbage town cmon

 

Keep in mind my LA experience has been all the nice areas of LA that aren't LA proper

I'm ranking it as a metroplex

 

If I ranked as the cities themselves it would take way too long but LA proper would be far from #1

 

My fav cities are Pittsburgh, toronto, Portland in that order

 

Top 5 cities I've lived in:
1. Dallas, TX
2. I've only lived in Dallas except one other city and as a result any other city would be valid as #1 or #2
3. Harker Heights, TX (below all other cities that exist)

 

Been To:

1. Breckenridge
2. Ashland
3. Atlanta
4. West Yellowstone
5. Asheville

I had to be very liberal with what I call a city. Otherwise shit like Sioux Falls is making the list.

Want To Go To:

1. Genoa
2. Dublin
3. Melbourne
4. Barcelona
5. Vancouver

Lived In:

1. Charlotte
2. Tallahassee
3. Jacksonville
4. Havana
5. Orlando (i was an infant but I hate Orlando still so I'm including it)

Arbitrary U.S. List of Cities I Haven't Been to But Still Judge:

1. Denver
2. Minneapolis
3. New York City
4. Raleigh
5. Chicago

 

Oh yeah Breckenridge rules actually I'll put that over Denver and Austin

 

Living within an hour of there is gonna be dangerous. I know for a fact I'm gonna get stuck there one night haha.

 

just was told on Twitter that the Jets have the advantage at every position on the roster over the Dolphins so I am having a wonderful Friday!

 

Weird IIRC the Dolphins have an advantage at the win position

 

How about that one for ya...

 

Two years I believe. Dee Haslam has already made comments that they are working on changes and acknowledged the fact that most Browns fans don't really like what they changed to based on various feedback coupled with a drop in jersey sales.

 

Ahhh two years.

 

You can change your uniforms once every five years and the process takes two years. So assuming we are in the process now of working with Nike and the NFL, the earliest we could have new uniforms would be for the 2020 season.

 

And now, to get back on topic.

Cities I have lived in:
Cleveland, OH
Dayton, OH
Chicago, IL

Favorite cities to visit:
Austin, TX
Portsmouth, NH
Seattle, WA

Cities I would like to visit:
Denver, CO
Montreal, QB
Portland, OR

 

Portsmouth rules but I'm waiting to actually rank it until my next visit

We didn't spend enough time actually in town for me to call it

 

I was there for a good stretch and got see surrounding areas, so I felt comfortable ranking it haha. It was a way better experience than what I was expecting, which also factored in. Very underrated place, although you can tell you need some good money to live there. Sneaky good music city. I was impressed with some of their record stores.

 

Yeah my wife's born and raised there and we stayed at her mom's house when we visited, it was like 800 square feet max in that house, and she said the house is quoted at $500k. I was floored.