2025 NFL Offseason Thread

[315]

Hopefully Dak is now waived

Really? Why?

 

[Surreal]

Really? Why?

 

[Controversy]

The Tush Push is pretty much outta here, brehs. Goodell has stepped in and is going put his foot down.

Once the play is deemed illegal, that Eagles championship is gonna need an asterisk beside it

This is a weak mentality

We were the most dominant and well balanced team this century and our SB blowout win will have an asterisk

Y'all haters disgust me immensely

 

[315]

You want to cut him for a QB who had one good game against some backups?

 

[chiefdogg]

Pats just traded Joe Milton to the Boyz

Hopefully Dak is now waived

Well damn.

 

[Surreal]

You want to cut him for a QB who had one good game against some backups?

*Jordan yeah gif*

 

[mozichrome]

bengals threatening to leave cincy?
reading some comments people saying its bait article and that the bengals wouldnt leave ohio

i did not know this was a law in Ohio

No owner of a professional sports team that uses a tax-supported facility for most of its home games and receives financial assistance from the state or a political subdivision thereof shall cease playing most of its home games at the facility and begin playing most of its home games elsewhere unless the owner either:

(A) Enters into an agreement with the political subdivision permitting the team to play most of its home games elsewhere;

(B) Gives the political subdivision in which the facility is located not less than six months' advance notice of the owner's intention to cease playing most of its home games at the facility and, during the six months after such notice, gives the political subdivision or any individual or group of individuals who reside in the area the opportunity to purchase the team.

 

[jetflyinglimousineriding]

 

[Buckeye Fever]

One argument I hate that ppl use against the tush push is that it is boring. It's a 1 yd touchdown. One of the most boring scoring plays in sports, for its value. Don't blame that shít on the tush push

A goal line stance might be more exciting than a 1 yd touchdown

 

[Trojan 24]

He played himself not taking that Seahawks contract, and brehs here were saying he was right to ask for 40-45 per year over 3

 

[yseJ]

He played himself not taking that Seahawks contract, and brehs here were saying he was right to ask for 40-45 per year over 3

was the seahawks contract better ? hes getting 42 per, but guarantees make it really a 33 per contract

 

[Trojan 24]

was the seahawks contract better ? hes getting 42 per, but guarantees make it really a 33 per contract

I've seen other reports saying it's more 2/75 with heavy incentives. So I guess it's not much different, besides losing that extra year. But it definitely wasn't what he was trying to get originally. The Mid QB market seems to be around 35

At first blush, Geno Smith's contract isn't dramatically better than Sam Darnold's

Remember when the Seahawks pivoted from Geno Smith to Sam Darnold because Smith wanted too much and Darnold was signed for significantly cheaper?

www.nbcsports.com

 

[mozichrome]

forget banning the Tush Push. i think Mike Vrabel is onto a better idea

"There's a lot of plays that you have to defend, whether that's quarterback sneaks, whether that's read zone—there's a lot of plays that are hard to defend, and I don't think that you can get rid of them every time that you have a tough time stopping it," Vrabel said in an interview "I mean, Lamar Jackson shouldn't be able to run with the football anymore, how about making that rule? Like that's tough to defend."

 

[calh45]

One argument I hate that ppl use against the tush push is that it is boring. It's a 1 yd touchdown. One of the most boring scoring plays in sports, for its value. Don't blame that shít on the tush push

A goal line stance might be more exciting than a 1 yd touchdown

I don't mind that it's boring. If the defense can't do it to the offensive line for "safety" then offensive players shouldn't be able to do it. If they let the defenders do it too then fukk it I'm fine with it. Let both sides cook OR don't.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

I don't mind that it's boring. If the defense can't do it to the offensive line for "safety" then offensive players shouldn't be able to do it. If they let the defenders do it too then fukk it I'm fine with it. Let both sides cook OR don't.

Yeah, that's bullshít that the defense can't do it