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Could Morgan be eyeing Trey Hendrickson


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9 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Ain't no way in hell we win 10 wins next year

It's too early to make that statement with a lot of certainty. Still have a full offseason cycle.

That said, ain't no way in hell I would make a bet on 10 wins, that is for sure.

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2 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Ain't no way in hell we win 10 wins next year

I totally get it and not trying to go full homer here, but Seattle had the worst preseason (August 2025) odds to win the NFCW and O/U of 8.5 wins.

This franchise should not be confused with Seattle, but too early to shut down a projected + 2 win total knowing the roster is still being improved, IMO.

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Would this really "shake the NFL to its foundations"? 

So tired of the ridiculous hyperbole for these things.

Like a trade for like Gino Smith or someone would "send shockwaves" across the NFL.

Or signing Aaron Rodgers would "detonate a nuclear bomb up the ass of the NFL." 

Like please stop, I'll click on your uninformed speculation anyways 

 

 

 

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10 minutes ago, Sup said:

Would this really "shake the NFL to its foundations"? 

So tired of the ridiculous hyperbole for these things.

Like a trade for like Gino Smith or someone would "send shockwaves" across the NFL.

Or signing Aaron Rodgers would "detonate a nuclear bomb up the ass of the NFL." 

Like please stop, I'll click on your uninformed speculation anyways 

 

 

 

It is the age of that poo. How many titles, captions, or headlines say ‘so and ended so and so’s career’? And it is nothing.  Sometimes it is a little small thing buried at the end of a bunch of bloviating. 
 

 

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On 1/19/2026 at 11:42 AM, PantherChris said:

Thats a lot of money for a 31 year old coming off a bad season who isn't a scheme fit.

I hope we don't.  We need to re-sign a few players (Nijman, BC, maybe Mays and Rozeboom, lock down Coker (he is cheaper now than he will be later).  

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