Turtle

Id buy a ticket just to see an overweight Will Ferrel cast as Greg Olsen!!

He said he wanted to sell them, twice. He's saddled with his psls and moved away, which is a tough spot for sure. As a PSL owner who doesnt look to sell his cowboys tickets for $500 a pop and goes and sits with the other teams fans everyweek, I personally have no problem with the CP org making tickets more expensive for games which our fans typically sell to the opposing team. And no one is being “vilified” Tone can be hard sometimes on the internet but this channel assumes everything this an argument/personal affront too often. We were just talking. By the way im not vilifying you or trying to make an attack on you right now, Im just trying to clarify a point.

4 psl’s since 1995 - come on up to section 543 and ill buy you a beer. no beef man just an observation you are concerned with the price of your tickets bc you want to sell them.

Agreed. Need more black and blue in there week to week. Embarrassing af last year.. even the vikings turned our home stadium purple.

The price is the price, divide the cost over 8 home games in your mind. I paid my invoice, same as it was getting paid when my old man got those seats in 1995. And my ass will be in my seat. Sounds like the issue is you cant turn a profit on your “premier” tickets.

Young Pete Carol vibes. I can dig it, but he gonna have to show everyone he can deliver on the goods.

8 wins would have a lot of fans feeling optimistic. its a team sport after all. honestly, its the only stat that matters. idgaf if ur QB slings it for 5,000 yrds and a bucket of touchdowns. At the end of the day its about who wins the football game.

prob fill up ur pants halfway through the second tire

LETS GO PACK!

already know the salty ass, cheatin’ blue rams gonna come out for this one but

NOT SORRY EVEN A LITTLE, LFG WOLFPACK! BEEN A LOOONG TIME #GoPack

Awesome breakdown! I think you’re on it with TE being a much large issue than is currently being discussed. The Payton Wilson fans (of which I am one, gopack!) will be disappointed but I really think LB is way down on the priority list for the team. Seems clear this regime has a clear plan and that is beef up the offense side of the ball. Thanks for taking time to put that together!

I agree, now is now. Something better may have been coming over the horizon, I think its a fair point. Hopefully the FO has an idea of the market, it definitely wasn't two 1st per OP. Bird in the hand and all that aside, I think moving him was necessary for the cap implications and I’m really not sure he wanted to be here, and that is vital to the culture.

A couple thoughts.. Implied value is not value, value is what someone is willing to pay for something. Now is not then. No one was offering us more than what we got for Burns, including the Rams. We could not afford Burns (who didnt want to be here) with out hamstringing our rebuild.

Seems like mixed opinions. But this is an overall good move for the future of the franchise. 1. The Rams trade was once in a lifetime, that is the past. 2. We couldn’t afford him. 3. He didn't want to be here. Outcome: He would ultimately half ass it to not get injured, break the bank and cripple our rebuild in the process. The truth hurts but this had to happen.