2022-2023 NFL Season Thread • Page 194

I would have been happy with Akers + conditional 6 for Hines

that sounds moderately realistic if the trades were around that level

 

Rams are resigned to the fact that this year is over for them

 

"continuing the work to set the gold standard for workplaces in the NFL"

*insert BOFA joke here*

 

It’ll be funny if the rams and the bungles both miss the playoffs lol

 

I know he's talked about retiring before, so this doesnt surprise me. I'd bet after 2023 they fold it all down and he goes. And then he goes and has kids, makes hilarious money as a commentator like Romo, and comes back to coach in like 10 years

 

I would like to request that the new owner redoes the branding

 

Googling "bofa" doesn't return a "deez nuts" reference until like page five for me. The joke's SEO is terrible.

 

I wish ESPN would get rid of Orlovsky and bring in McVay to break down film

 

Orlovsky is good

fight me

 

at what?

 

yelling whatever he is saying

 

I will just leave this one here

 

lmao this hurts

OH WOULD IT?? WOULD IT BE FUNNY???

it's downright happening, I'll avi bet the whole damn website

 

Orlovsky is also a fan of Elon and his idea of “free speech” so it’s a no from me on Orlovsky

 

lol dummies

 

Only if my Washington Commies hammer and sickle shirt stays relevant

 

Google ligma

 

Nah, I'm sick of that guy. He's still a Sam Darnold stan for absolutely no reason.

Zach Wilson threw three horrific interceptions against New England* and Orlovsky broke down the first play of the game which was an incomplete pass to the flat which was very clearly the hot read in a terribly designed play.

"Wilson is immature and needs to grow up" - Orlovsky

Break down the bad plays. Everything he does just seems like a waste of time.

 

He also had a segment showing how the Panthers are tipping plays that was debunked within a couple hours.

 

There's a great opportunity for him to be pretty informative because he played quarterback at the highest level for a while. Call out players for bad decisions/routes/blocking reps, poor mechanics/footwork, and teach viewers about different coverages. Do something.

He brings nothing to the table.

 

Yeah he’s usually the least informative and interesting of the people who are usually on ESPN at that round table of him, Mina Kimes, Marcus Spears, and Laura Routilege from the clips and segments I’ve watched

 

McVay is a douche bag. Sorry.

 

what lmao

 

I'll give him credit, he certainly did redraft