2023-2024 NFL Season Thread • Page 219

filth.

 

this is a TERRIBLE video edit oh my god lol

 

a forgotten entry on the “which team has the least to look forward to” list from a couple weeks ago

Bill is too good to fully bottom out, but “exciting” is not a word I would use to describe a single player on that offense besides maybe Rhamondre, and the Billy B RB Method negates that

 

Things I'm looking for this season:
Don't finish last
Uche continue to breakout
Tyquan begin to breakout
Gonzalez be him, one of Marcus or Jack Jones to assert themselves as a starter
Decision time on Mac

 

That is bad. Like really bad.

 

If you want to know how things can go wrong for Philly this year, he has to be toward the top of the list

 

Things I'm excited for

Kenny Pickett development
George Pickens taking over the NFL
Joey Porter jr
Revamped oline hopefully leading to better rushing attack
Tj watt sending w***** into retirement

Most excited for a season I've been in a while

 

For me the more important part is giving Stroud an even better chance to succeed early

 

Well Oklahoma isn’t exactly known for stellar education

 

You mean your neighbors?

 

So I understand now why elf hates the star player thing in madden, it’s so op lol

 

not wrong

 

Chad coming outta nowhere with the SNIPE

 

Doubted. Underdogs. Disrespected.

 

Pickens is going to go off. Can’t wait.

 

that skillset was certainly what made him seem like an exciting prospect but he was not consistent about it at all. Urban Meyer really broke his confidence as well, the good hands he showed in his rookie season were not there

 

lolwut

 

Who did the other 7.8% pick?

 

Gannon has no idea what he’s doing lol

 

To think this idiot almost won a Super Bowl lol

 

There was no reason for that team to keep Hopkins, but there was also no reason for them to release him as opposed to getting something in return for him via trade

 

I assume it was something like:

Option A: $8.2M in freed up cap, $22M in dead cap hit that goes away next year, no pick

or

Option B: retain some amount of the salary and it’d be additive to the $22M in dead cap, get a mid-to-late-round pick (which I’m assuming kinda stunk considering the going rates for most of the vets)

and they valued the pick offered at less than the retained $ they’d have to hold — something like spending $8M to get a 5th round pick