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09-24-2024 , 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by newguyhere
Maybe this is already a thing in some way.

I think teams should have the option to buy-out of a player's contract without it affecting their cap.
Sadly, there is not. The only real provisions that exist at the ability to accelerate cap hits to be immediate so you can effectively "pull the band-aid" off earlier.

Also there are things like off-sets in rookie deals, but those are used so rarely they basically don't count
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09-24-2024 , 08:03 PM
I will still buy Caleb stock at a far higher price than Jayden stock
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09-24-2024 , 08:27 PM
Was surprised to see that just passed Mercury Morris was leading the Dolphin dynasty in touchdowns over Csonka the legendary battering ram. Seems weird. Morris was a great runner in the Walter Payton mold, smallish, heavily muscled, with an unbridled running style. Beautiful to watch.

He had superior ypc stats, one year rivaling the modern record for most ypc by a RB (non-QB) thousand yard rusher, at 6.4 per, but he didn't quite reach 1000 that year. Too bad he was never heavily featured during his prime. He was a combination poor man's Walter Payton/Gayle Sayers blend, and that's saying something. He's fourth all-time on the list of ypc career, so that's not a poor man, and was consistently higher than lauded teammate Csonka behind the same line.

Interesting after story in the big bust. He seemed like a great, energetic, dynamo type guy, cheerful and always smiling. One of the good guys it seemed. I don't know much about the legal trouble, remember it only vaguely. Then he became a motivational speaker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1BOMtEcZO0

Last edited by FellaGaga-52; 09-24-2024 at 08:36 PM.
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09-24-2024 , 08:29 PM
While I’m not going to sit here arguing Daniels is a lock star, it is by any metric alarming that Caleb is struggling this badly when the bears invested this much in ensuring whoever was QB1 had no shortage of talent around him

A league average qb should be able to trick people into thinking he’s a star with this WR room
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09-24-2024 , 08:34 PM
"NFL insider Adam Schefter has announced on his Twitter account that several teams have contacted Carolina already about the maybe Young trade. Among them? The Dolphins."

This cant be true, can it? As a Jets fan this would bring me so much joy.
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09-24-2024 , 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by roymunson888
"NFL insider Adam Schefter has announced on his Twitter account that several teams have contacted Carolina already about the maybe Young trade. Among them? The Dolphins."

This cant be true, can it? As a Jets fan this would bring me so much joy.
Next thing you know, the Dolphins will be making a run at Hurts to try to corner the ex-Bama qb market.
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09-24-2024 , 08:54 PM
those who heap praise after three results
are often the same who quickly refrain from critiquing losses after a similar sample size
profuse excuses either way
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09-24-2024 , 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by StoppedRainingMen
While I’m not going to sit here arguing Daniels is a lock star, it is by any metric alarming that Caleb is struggling this badly when the bears invested this much in ensuring whoever was QB1 had no shortage of talent around him

A league average qb should be able to trick people into thinking he’s a star with this WR room

Surrounding a rookie QB with a decent O-line >>>>>>> fancy WRs

That Bears O-line is trash and most QBs would look bad playing behind them.
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09-24-2024 , 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by roymunson888
"NFL insider Adam Schefter has announced on his Twitter account that several teams have contacted Carolina already about the maybe Young trade. Among them? The Dolphins."

This cant be true, can it? As a Jets fan this would bring me so much joy.

I'll take Bryce over Skylar and Snoopy all day. It wouldn't excite me.
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09-24-2024 , 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by roymunson888
"NFL insider Adam Schefter has announced on his Twitter account that several teams have contacted Carolina already about the maybe Young trade. Among them? The Dolphins."

This cant be true, can it? As a Jets fan this would bring me so much joy.
Dolphins would make less than 0 sense unless they expect tua is gone for the year considering how long it would take to ramp him up to the offense

Guess it couldn’t hurt to try. Gun to my head:

1. Raiders
2. Titans
3. Giants
4. Vikings
And assuming schefter is right 5. Dolphins

Can’t think of a single other team who would knock on that door
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09-24-2024 , 09:24 PM
Great interview with Mercury. The Morris part starts a few minutes in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3bAhnaNeJE&t=312s
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09-24-2024 , 10:04 PM
Raiders lockerroom is all over the place. Devonte Adams claiming Raiders were all about drafting Daniels. Head coach threatens Minshew job this week and Crosby out there backing the legend. He is gonna need a win this week.

"Gardner's our guy. We know that," Crosby said on SiriusXM's Let's Go Podcast. "Obviously we love Aidan. Aidan's a stud. He helped us win a lot of games last year. But Gardner's our guy. At the end of the day, I just wanna win. Gardner's our quarterback, he's our captain, and he has done a hell of a job so far. I mean, it wasn't perfect, it wasn't good enough, but it's across the board. It's not just Gardner, it's not just the o-line, or receiver, whoever it is, it's a collective group effort.”
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09-24-2024 , 11:57 PM
Player A career
38% Win%
63.2% Comp%
3.3% TD%
2.1% INT%
84.5 Passer Rating
5.66 ANY/A

Player B career
37% Win%
64.0% Comp%
3.3% TD%
2.1% INT%
84.9 Passer Rating
5.18 ANY/A

One of these is the second highest paid player in the NFL, the other is Daniel Jones
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Yesterday , 07:05 AM
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Yesterday , 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by ligastar
If the NFL switches to the Nerf Turbo Screamer, I'm down.
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Yesterday , 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by bazooka87
Player A career
38% Win%
63.2% Comp%
3.3% TD%
2.1% INT%
84.5 Passer Rating
5.66 ANY/A

Player B career
37% Win%
64.0% Comp%
3.3% TD%
2.1% INT%
84.9 Passer Rating
5.18 ANY/A

One of these is the second highest paid player in the NFL, the other is Daniel Jones
But how many top 100 pass catchers have both of them had in their careers?
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Yesterday , 11:31 PM
Mr Watson confirming that he gives zero ****s

https://www.espn.com.au/nfl/story/_/...d-qb-run-plays
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Today , 09:58 AM
CIN's Trey Hendrickson far and away the league's top edge player to start the season

too bad he's the only bungles' dlineman w a pulse

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Today , 04:53 PM
CMC gone til week 13 you say
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