2019-2020 NFL Season Thread [ARCHIVED] Football • Page 720

And other then Sanders they have underwhelmed

 

Didn’t Wallace, Sanders, and Brown call themselves the big-money crew or something like that?
That hasn’t aged super well.

 

why is this quote so wild to me

 

I believe it was young money

 

Don't think this was posted in here, but dang...Okung had a pulmonary embolism. That shit is crazy. Glad he's doing okay.

 

Nothing is confirmed yet but Doug Marrone was pretty clear in his wording that a Yannick deal is coming in the next couple weeks.

 

Lol giants already

 

So apparently Patrick Mahomes in Madden 20 tops Michael Vick in Madden 04 in terms of brokenness.

 

The Ravens are literally always in contention no matter what happens to that roster it seems. I don’t see the Steelers dominating that division by any stretch. Especially if there is chemistry on that offense & the Browns offense

 

A little too close to that kid lol

 

The Ravens a receiving RB away from being my ideal Madden team. Mobile QB, stupid fast receiver, average powerback, two receiving tight ends, and a rotating clown car of tall guys.

 

Steelers going to surprise people. They will be more ball controlling and top dominating.

 

The only way the Steelers are surprising is if they are bad.

 

Yes. That’s it.

 

I'm drunk and just realizing i said top dominating and i meant time of possession so i hope you losers realized that

 

I didn't at all lol. I thought you meant like, a good front seven haha.

 

I’ll say it. Steelers will be ass

 

I mean, both Sanders and Wallace made $50+ mil since then...and Brown managed to get the highest APV WR deal restructured after 2 years and get $30mil more from the Raiders...so, oddly it holds up well.

Emmanuel Sanders might be the best value of any WR in NFL history in terms of production versus getting paid. The offer sheet year plus the comical 3/15 deal Denver gave him ($3mil signing bonus) while he put out multiple 1000+ yard seasons

 

Also, this article does not hold up well...it treats this lede as a takedown:

Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert today tried to downplay the impact of already losing three starters in free agency -- Mike Wallace, Keenan Lewis and Rashard Mendenhall -- and did so with a bit of a bite.

"Only time will tell ... we'll see where that goes," Colbert said. "You can also argue we lost three persons from an 8-8 team."

Steelers' Emmanuel Sanders hasn't signed offer sheet with New England Patriots, despite national reports

 

"Dustin is a hater." - Randall

 

Sit down @Randall Mentzos

 

See I can be annoying too