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The Watson Thread - Part Deux

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8 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I haven't wrote any poo comparable to what I'm writing tonight in length or content.  I'm tired of the bullshit.

Teppers dumbass has backed us in a corner and the chickens are coming home to roost.  He has chased after Watson for over a year after humiliating the most impactful player in the history of our franchise, which is what led us down the fuged up road we're on with Darnold eating up 18 mil in cap and us missing a 2nd and 4th round pick this year.  And now he's about to get left at the altar because of the shitty ass decisions he's made since assuming ownership, especially the coach he picked and the proceeding dysfunction that resulted from that.  We can't ever get ahead because of the fuging clueless idiots that run this organization.

At least we usually got a winning season every other season on average under JR.  Tepper is about to have us motorboating the flooded NFL basement for the next decade while embarrassing us in the process at every fuging turn...  all while he dips his well-done steak in fuging ketchup, all before he decides his struggles are our fault in a few years and packs up and moves the franchise somewhere else.

fug him and his fortune he made off fuging over the same exact people that comprise the majority of the fanbase - everyday people.

He's a fuging idiot.

Amen brotha 

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9 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

I haven't wrote any poo comparable to what I'm writing tonight in length or content.  I'm tired of the bullshit.

Teppers dumbass has backed us in a corner and the chickens are coming home to roost.  He has chased after Watson for over a year after humiliating the most impactful player in the history of our franchise, which is what led us down the fuged up road we're on with Darnold eating up 18 mil in cap and us missing a 2nd and 4th round pick this year.  And now he's about to get left at the altar because of the shitty ass decisions he's made since assuming ownership, especially the coach he picked and the proceeding dysfunction that resulted from that.  We can't ever get ahead because of the fuging clueless idiots that run this organization.

At least we usually got a winning season every other season on average under JR.  Tepper is about to have us motorboating the flooded NFL basement for the next decade while embarrassing us in the process at every fuging turn...  all while he dips his well-done steak in fuging ketchup, all before he decides his struggles are our fault in a few years and packs up and moves the franchise somewhere else.

fug him and his fortune he made off fuging over the same exact people that comprise the majority of the fanbase - everyday people.

He's a fuging idiot.

Funny as hell but sadly true. Tepper is an idiot and is about to look like an even bigger one after he gets left at the alter with a boner while Watson picks someone else.

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57 minutes ago, Chiefzack said:

They'll convert everyone on their roster's salary to signing bonus and pull it off.

Everyone else seems to accept it as smart,  but the Saints are literally gambling the cap will go up whenever they kick the can.

There WILL be a year they cannot field a team without being under and the NFL will let them off with a warning.

If the Pandemic cap drop was this year it would've happened this year.

If the salary cap never ends, and it always goes up. The Saints are forever out in front, no? 

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2 minutes ago, MGH1989 said:

Huddle - Tepper needs to go after Watson.

Panthers/Tepper - pursues Watson hard with great offer 

Huddle - OMG no not that hard, we look desperate!

you forgot to add:

Watson - does any and everything possible to avoid being dealt to the carolina clown show, including being willing to live in cleveland

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5 minutes ago, joemac said:

 No. YOU apparently cannot comprehend what you’re reading. You’ve proclaimed it to be over like 30 times already. Then some asshole tweets and you’re right back in it. It’s comical at this point. 

Ok he doesn’t want to be here is what I see but keep dreaming dude. I think we officially struck out and will find out soon.

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1 minute ago, MGH1989 said:

Huddle - Tepper needs to go after Watson.

Panthers/Tepper - pursues Watson hard with great offer 

Huddle - OMG no not that hard, we look desperate!

Nobody would give a poo about the outcome of this had Tepper not run us into the ground over the last 3 years or so.

We're forced to care if we want to have any type of success because the organization has been turned to poo by his shitty decisions leading to everything hinging on this deal to get us out of the fuging crater he has left us in.

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1 minute ago, BurnNChinn said:

Ok he doesn’t want to be here is what I see but keep dreaming dude. I think we officially struck out and will find out soon.

I don't think he wants to be on any of the 3 teams, Atlanta has no basis being in this and if the reports are true they're meeting with him tomorrow, Watson is trying to force his way in there.

My point is we shouldn't give up this package if he's not all in, if he's contacting Atlanta, Carolina should get out.

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