Dave Gettleman, Norman, & The Divison

[The_Rainmaker]

13 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Yes, it's gettleman's fault for Luke being injured

It's his fault that 4 out of 5 of our Olinemen were either out of position or 2nd/3rd stringers

It's his fault our best pass rushing DE got injured and is out

It's his fault we lost most of our games by a field goal or less

It's his fault we collapse in the 4th quarter and blow or nearly blow leads

It's his fault that most of our secondary was injured pre bye week and we were barely making due

It's his fault that Stewart was injured for a lot of pre bye week games when desperately needed

It's his fault that Cam got concussed and was out for Tampa Bay

It's his fault that we have a huge amount of free agents in 2017 that could be lost if we didn't have all this cap

It's his fault that he's considering the future, and doesn't want us to only have one more season left.

 

 

Yes. Win your divison and your in control of your path. 

you got all day to read.

 

 

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Matt Ryan shredded Carolina's defense, passing for a team-record 503 yards and four touchdowns, Julio Joneshad 12 receptions for a Falcons-record 300 yards, and Atlanta beat the struggling Panthers 48-33 on Sunday.

The Falcons (3-1) began the day leading the NFL in scoring and total offense. They were rarely stopped by Carolina, even when pinned back close to their own goal line. They scored touchdowns after beginning drives on their 2- and 1-yard lines.

https://youtu.be/M_EHUMiT2Pw

 

 

 

 

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Jameis Winston was 18 of 30 for 219 yards and a touchdown, and led a 66-yard drive to get the Buccaneers (2-3) into field goal range.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nGu7BgajOs

 

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NEW ORLEANS -- Drew Brees passed for 465 yards and four touchdowns, Will Lutz kicked a 52-yard field goal with 11 seconds left, and the New Orleans Saints pulled out a 41-38 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB8MsxgXJkE

 

 

 

Offensively he didn't do nothing to improve the team knowing the weakness with offensive tackles. He could have drafted Hunter Henry or used a 4th round pick on Martellus Bennett and helped the OTs out while not giving the defense any que whether its a run or a pass play 

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The Patriots weren't very active when free agency started on March 9, but they're making up for it big time in the trade department. For the second day in a row that Patriots have pulled off a trade that should upgrade their offense.

The Patriots have announced that they've obtained tight end Martellus Bennett and a 2016 sixth-round pick from the Bears. In exchange for Bennett and the sixth-rounder, Chicago will get a 2016 fourth-round pick from the Patriots.

Here's three things to know about the trade.

1. New England's offense is now loaded. If the Patriots' offensive line can figure out how to protect Tom Brady in 2016, the 38-year-old should be able to put up some huge numbers. Brady loves throwing to his tight ends and with the addition of Bennett, Brady almost definitely will make defenses pay if they decide to double-team Rob Gronkowski.

The last time Brady had two Pro Bowl-caliber players at tight end, he was nearly unstoppable. From 2010-12, the Patriots quarterback had both Aaron Hernandez and Gronk, and in those three years, Brady had one of the best stretches of his career, winning the NFL MVP award in 2010 and following that up with a career-high 5,235 passing yards in 2011.

In Bennett, the Patriots will be getting a tight end who made the Pro Bowl in 2014 after a season that included 916 receiving yards and six touchdowns. Bennett has finished with at least 600 receiving yards and five touchdowns in three of his past four seasons.

Besides Gronk and Bennett, Brady also has reliable weapons in Danny Amendola, Julian Edelman and running back Dion Lewis, who's expected to be 100 percent healthy once the 2016 season starts. 

2. The terms of the trade. As mentioned above, the Bears will receive New England's fourth-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. The Patriots won't just be getting Bennett but also receive a 2016 sixth-round pick from the Bears.

For the Bears, the move will instantly free up $5.2 million in salary cap space, which means they'll have just over $30 million in cap room once the trade's official. Getting rid of Bennett wasn't a complete shocker. 3. Why all the trades for New England? Brady might think he'll be playing in the NFL until he's 45, but based on these recent trades, it doesn't seem like the Patriots are banking on that. Bill Belichick seems to understand that the Patriots' window of winning another title is shrinking by the year, so the Patriots coach is doing whatever possible to make sure New England wins at least one more title with Brady.

 

[uncfan888]

All this poo is ridiculous. I'll be glad when this season ends 

And rain maker, you suck 

[The_Rainmaker]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I don't buy that he did.

But he can say whatever he wants to so as not to look like the bad guy because he knows the organization won't respond. They have a policy against discussing contract details in public.

 

Win the divison, we should have kept Norman since he excelled at covering divison's #1 wr. 

Folow the Belichick

 

 

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Matt Ryan shredded Carolina's defense, passing for a team-record 503 yards and four touchdowns, Julio Joneshad 12 receptions for a Falcons-record 300 yards, and Atlanta beat the struggling Panthers 48-33 on Sunday.

The Falcons (3-1) began the day leading the NFL in scoring and total offense. They were rarely stopped by Carolina, even when pinned back close to their own goal line. They scored touchdowns after beginning drives on their 2- and 1-yard lines.

https://youtu.be/M_EHUMiT2Pw

 

 

 

 

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Jameis Winston was 18 of 30 for 219 yards and a touchdown, and led a 66-yard drive to get the Buccaneers (2-3) into field goal range.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nGu7BgajOs

 

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NEW ORLEANS -- Drew Brees passed for 465 yards and four touchdowns, Will Lutz kicked a 52-yard field goal with 11 seconds left, and the New Orleans Saints pulled out a 41-38 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB8MsxgXJkE

 

 

 

Offensively he didn't do nothing to improve the team knowing the weakness with offensive tackles. He could have drafted Hunter Henry or used a 4th round pick on Martellus Bennett and helped the OTs out while not giving the defense any que whether its a run or a pass play 

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The Patriots weren't very active when free agency started on March 9, but they're making up for it big time in the trade department. For the second day in a row that Patriots have pulled off a trade that should upgrade their offense.

The Patriots have announced that they've obtained tight end Martellus Bennett and a 2016 sixth-round pick from the Bears. In exchange for Bennett and the sixth-rounder, Chicago will get a 2016 fourth-round pick from the Patriots.

Here's three things to know about the trade.

1. New England's offense is now loaded. If the Patriots' offensive line can figure out how to protect Tom Brady in 2016, the 38-year-old should be able to put up some huge numbers. Brady loves throwing to his tight ends and with the addition of Bennett, Brady almost definitely will make defenses pay if they decide to double-team Rob Gronkowski.

The last time Brady had two Pro Bowl-caliber players at tight end, he was nearly unstoppable. From 2010-12, the Patriots quarterback had both Aaron Hernandez and Gronk, and in those three years, Brady had one of the best stretches of his career, winning the NFL MVP award in 2010 and following that up with a career-high 5,235 passing yards in 2011.

In Bennett, the Patriots will be getting a tight end who made the Pro Bowl in 2014 after a season that included 916 receiving yards and six touchdowns. Bennett has finished with at least 600 receiving yards and five touchdowns in three of his past four seasons.

Besides Gronk and Bennett, Brady also has reliable weapons in Danny Amendola, Julian Edelman and running back Dion Lewis, who's expected to be 100 percent healthy once the 2016 season starts. 

2. The terms of the trade. As mentioned above, the Bears will receive New England's fourth-round pick in the 2016 NFL Draft. The Patriots won't just be getting Bennett but also receive a 2016 sixth-round pick from the Bears.

For the Bears, the move will instantly free up $5.2 million in salary cap space, which means they'll have just over $30 million in cap room once the trade's official. Getting rid of Bennett wasn't a complete shocker. 3. Why all the trades for New England? Brady might think he'll be playing in the NFL until he's 45, but based on these recent trades, it doesn't seem like the Patriots are banking on that. Bill Belichick seems to understand that the Patriots' window of winning another title is shrinking by the year, so the Patriots coach is doing whatever possible to make sure New England wins at least one more title with Brady.

 

 

 

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[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, AceBoogie said:

You guys are fuging ridiculous man. You ignore all the facts like always. You don't buy that he did? fug out of here 

I'm sure Josh Norman has no reason to lie to make himself look good.

I'm sure Igo's probably lying about him privately saying he'd rather hold out than sign the franchise tag too.

[Kevin Greene]

1 hour ago, The_Rainmaker said:

This is all Dave Gettleman's fault if we would have kept Norman for the franchise tag we would have won the games against Tampa, New Orleans, & ATL. We wouldnt have been in do or die situation at the end of the season vs  quality teams. 

 

The level of ignorance on this board is staggering.

Look back to Julius Peppers and how the idiot Marty Hurney ruined 2 seasons for the Panthers/us.

We have a 3rd round compensatory for Norman coming this offseason. All you can expect for a malingerer who wouldn't sign his FT contract in a timely manner.

[Teach_Panther]

Just now, Kevin Greene said:

The level of ignorance on this board is staggering.

Look back to Julius Peppers and how the idiot Marty Hurney ruined 2 seasons for the Panthers/us.

We have a 3rd round compensatory for Norman coming this offseason. All you can expect for a malingerer who wouldn't sign his FT contract in a timely manner.

You are delusional. Corner might be the hardest position to play in the NFL other than QB. Letting an all-pro, legit shut down corner walk is frigging retarded.

[Kakarot]

3 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

You guys are fuging ridiculous man. You ignore all the facts like always. You don't buy that he did? fug out of here 

Right! They're selective in  who they want to believe. Igo says Josh wasn't going to sign, "the owner of this site says he wasn't going to sign so I believe him." Josh Norman himself says he would've signed, "I don't believe him, he's just trying to make himself out to not be the bad guy." It's ridiculous! 

[Kevin Greene]

Just now, Teach_Panther said:

You are delusional. Corner might be the hardest position to play in the NFL other than QB. Letting an all-pro, legit shut down corner walk is frigging retarded.

He wouldn't sign the contract.

[beastson]

This thread gives me a headache. I don't want to play anymore.

[The_Rainmaker]

1 minute ago, Kevin Greene said:

The level of ignorance on this board is staggering.

Look back to Julius Peppers and how the idiot Marty Hurney ruined 2 seasons for the Panthers/us.

We have a 3rd round compensatory for Norman coming this offseason. All you can expect for a malingerer who wouldn't sign his FT contract in a timely manner.

You dont get it, if we had Norman who excels at stopping divison's # 1 WRs with opposing teams strenght being top 10  high powered offense you should keep him since the easiest path to the playoffs each year is through the divison.  

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, Kakarot said:

Right! They're selective in  who they want to believe. Igo says Josh wasn't going to sign, "the owner of this site says he wasn't going to sign so I believe him." Josh Norman himself says he would've signed, "I don't believe him, he's just trying to make himself out to not be the bad guy." It's ridiculous! 

Except that he could have signed the tag at any time and still continued negotiating for a long term deal.

He didn't.

[Kevin Greene]

1 minute ago, The_Rainmaker said:

You dont get it, if we had Norman who excels at stopping divison's # 1 WRs with opposing teams strenght being top 10  high powered offense you should keep him since the easiest path to the playoffs each year is through the divison.  

At any point are you idiots going to acknowledge the fact Norman didn't sign the contract?

I don't give a shyt what he says with buyers remorse after the fact.

[Kakarot]

1 minute ago, Kevin Greene said:

He wouldn't sign the contract.

He did what most do when in his position; he threatened to hold out. You don't let a talent like Norman go. You call his bluff, and if your going to let him go, then you have to bring in a vet or atleast retain Harper.

[Kevin Greene]

4 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Except that he could have signed the tag at any time and still continued negotiating for a long term deal.

He didn't.

This is truth.

Although these revisionist history dipshyts will tell you otherwise.