kungfoodude

Boy...what I would do to trade up for Herbert in hindsight. That kid is phenomenal.

The call was wrong based on who we ended up getting and for how much. We'd be staring at ~$18 mil more in cap space for this offseason.

So when he told them to release him, this was not a demand? Like I said, your double standards are quite obvious.

He did demand to leave. You just ignored that. But, I think I have come to expect the rather obvious double standards from you.

I have red/green deficiency, so I don't know that I would even notice.

He's a starting caliber NFL QB. Teddy isn't.

So much innuendo packed in that.

Still loaded with an elite defense, as well. I'd say they are the odds on favorite in the NFC West after getting Stafford. It's gonna be wild if the 49ers stand pat on Jimmy G and end up in the cellar there. What a waste of a good team that will be.

Sign me up for Rams bad.

Well, clearly he is a whiny little bitch that can't complete his contractual agreements to Cal McNair and the Texans franchise, right? Otherwise why would he pitch a hissy fit and want out? Maybe he should focus on building a winning team in Houston.

He also knew a lot about jeans, I have been told.

Well maybe if JJ Watt wasn't such a whiny little bitch, it wouldn't be a problem, right?

I am just fine with a post draft trade. Maybe we might have a newly acquired QB to sweeten the pot.

He started to fall off late in the season. I believe the Deep Ball Project also highlighted that his descent in those stats the past two seasons also is showing the beginning of the end is probably here. Doesn't mean he still isn't a very good QB but we have seen how some of those very good QB's can all of a sudden take a nose dive when they reach "the end."

Why didn't JJ Watt put his big boy pants on?

I have mentioned it a few times in various threads.

Okay, so you are just an idiot. Well, that makes sense.

Waiting for his "whiny bitch" comments for Wentz. Watson got them. Watt didn't. Hmmmm.....

I mean....IDK about that. Wilson, Rodgers, Brady are all ahead of him on that list, I would say. Unquestionably an elite QB, however.

We may not agree on everything but you getting called out by that dumpster fire of an idiot is laughable.

I mean, that isn't that far out and I imagine the negotiations have begun already. I agree on the shorter term contracts being the trend. Honestly, most players never make the end of a 4+ year deal anyway, so why even bother?

I think the TV deals are up in 2022 and 2023. So that could boost revenue for next season, potentially. If I were a player, I'd definitely be in the NFLPA and my agent's ear looking at the next three or so years before I opted to sign any deal. I mean, unless you are already looking at a mega-contract headed your way. Keep in mind, there were some big deals signed during this whole thing, so the elite player market may not be impacted very much. Once FA kicks off, it will be interesting to see what the mid-tier player contracts look like.

The thing is, the agreement is to spread out the revenue loss over the next three offseasons. Perhaps the loss will not be as great(which the +$5 mil floor might be an indication of) but it could also mean a fairly static cap for the next three seasons. That might make it difficult to "wait it out." This is also assuming that the NFL is back to normal operations in 2021.

It's hilarious that anyone paid attention to the Huddle's all-time most useless poster crying about Mr. Scot creating a thread.