2022 NFL Season Thread

[Paulie Walnuts]

Originally Posted by transplant99

They lose this game his resume will read in his 4 seasons,

47-19 regular season

3 playoff appearances

3 division titles

2 NFC title games

2-3 playoff record.

What's your point?

Coaches awful special teams and defence hires trash coaches like Joe Barry.

Can't game plan for his life n

[Senator Clay Davis]

Surprised no Cowboys-Bucs SNF, but otherwise as expected.

[trackercowe]

Originally Posted by Jason14h

Jets , Indy , Carolina , Vegas , Washington , New Orleans, Giants would all for sure

Plenty of teams in the mix. He's one year off winning the MVP. Sure Rodgers looks washed up, but he's still better than at least half of the starters in the league. I like him ending up on the Jets or Commanders... It feels like a Dan Snyder move to me... Assuming Snyder owns the team next season?

[Jason14h]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

If he didn't cost $50 million a season plus draft capital, maybe. But he was below replacement this season.

Cap is easy to make work - you add voidable years and push out an eventual large dead cap hit

All those teams would be prepared to give up at least a first plus other day 2 picks for two years of Rodgers . Maybe not the Russ haul, but there would be a line up if GB decides they have had enough .

[Mathgod]

Kinda figured the Packers were a fraud team. Today proved it.

Looks like the matchups are

Bills-Dolphins
Bengals-Ravens
Jags-Chargers

Niners-Hawks
Vikings-Giants
Bucs-Cowboys

Bucs get in with a losing record and get to play the Boys in round 1. Their luck never seems to end.

For a while I've been predicting Cinci-SF SB, but now it looks like nothing's gonna stop the Bills.

[Jason14h]

I would take Brady over Boys, Giants , Seahawks and Primetime Vikings

[Paulie Walnuts]

The Bucs Cowboys is the worst matchup. I hate both so much you don't know what to do

[CorsiHockeyLeague]

Always cheer for a Cowboys loss. Always.

I mean Brady isn't going far anyway.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Brady's in league with Satan, adding the first QB to win a Super Bowl with a losing record sounds remarkably like a Brady thing.

[Jason14h]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

Brady's in league with Satan, adding the first QB to win a Super Bowl with a losing record sounds remarkably like a Brady thing.

In the season he gets divorced non the less

[Senator Clay Davis]

Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague

Always cheer for a Cowboys loss. Always.

I mean Brady isn't going far anyway.

But a Cowboys win means more McCarthy, Cowboys loss might mean Sean Payton and Vic Fangio to Dallas. Short term pain for long term gain and all of that.

[DropIt]

Originally Posted by transplant99

They lose this game his resume will read in his 4 seasons,

47-19 regular season

3 playoff appearances

3 division titles

2 NFC title games

2-3 playoff record.

Should be fun to see his stats with Jordan Love

[Jiggy_12]

I’ve been a Packers fan for over 15 years now.

I think I might finally be done. I kinda like the Lions..

[CorsiHockeyLeague]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

But a Cowboys win means more McCarthy, Cowboys loss might mean Sean Payton and Vic Fangio to Dallas. Short term pain for long term gain and all of that.

Well now there's a thought I'd not considered...

[Sylvanfan]

Like most I think there's really only 5 teams who have a shot at the Superbowl. Bengals, Bill's, Chiefs in the AFC and Eagles and 49'ers in the NFC. I do think the Chargers could upset the Chiefs and make the AFC Title game, but I don't think they can get past the next challenge. In the NFC it's hard to see anyone who's not the Eagles or 49'ers making a run. If the Bucs did end up in the Superbowl...I expect Brady6last words to be Hail Satan before the whole planet bursts into Flames.

[browna]

Originally Posted by chedder

Forearm to the head and two players pushing an athletic trainer on one play. Stay classy Packers.

Still not as terrible today as a CPR "celebration" from the Steelers.

[browna]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

But a Cowboys win means more McCarthy, Cowboys loss might mean Sean Payton and Vic Fangio to Dallas. Short term pain for long term gain and all of that.

Payton can probably pick his spot. If he wants to go to Dallas, short of a SB win, Jones will cut bait with McCarthy to make that happen.
Dolphins, Chargers would do the same.
Broncos in play of course too.
Texans, Colts, Panthers less desirable coaching openings.
Harbaugh also out there.
Rams likely to have a HC opening as McVey runs away from the rebuild (but Kronke got his Super Bowl) and to TV.
Maybe Cards too.

Brady, and now IMO Rodgers as potential QBs to join a new team as a pairing with a coach. Carr and Jimmy G. available too.

[Paulie Walnuts]

Originally Posted by browna

Still not as terrible today as a CPR "celebration" from the Steelers.

You mean this? Tone deaf. Maybe not the week to do stuff like this.

https://twitter.com/thegunzshow/stat...663497730?s=46

[dirk diggler]

Originally Posted by browna

Still not as terrible today as a CPR "celebration" from the Steelers.

Tomlin has always let these guys do what they want, Bell and Brown were always allowed to do whatever they wanted as they were decent players. Never been a fan of Tomlin although he is a decent coach

[EldrickOnIce]

Originally Posted by Jiggy_12

I’ve been a Packers fan for over 15 years now.

I think I might finally be done. I kinda like the Lions..

It is impossible not to love MCDC and the Lions
You have chosen wisely