Random NFL Observations 2023-24 Thread

[NYC Rebel]

I saw how efficient he was facing the Jets last season.

 

[315]

 

[BucciMane]

@NYC Rebel

What do you see the Jets doing this season? I think they can definitely win the division, and I have Rodgers as a top five MVP candidate, if the team stays healthy.

 

[NYC Rebel]

@NYC Rebel

What do you see the Jets doing this season? I think they can definitely win the division, and I have Rodgers as a top five MVP candidate, if the team stays healthy.

That d-line might be in the top 10 ever before the season is out. Ive never seen anything like it. They will carry the team to at least 10 wins, not Sauce or Rodgers. The offense playing well is a bonus. If Hall is back to form, he and Cook will make Rodgers life soooo easy.

Offense is totally on Becton’s knee. He remains healthy, AFC is theres

 

[jetflyinglimousineriding]

That 2020 1st round for defensive picks is not looking great

 

[daemonova]

 

[jensyao]

This is a really underrated youtube channel for NFL documentaries. it's the thumbnail clickbait era but this guy's dropping heat

https://www.youtube.com/@beastmodehighlights1851/videos

 

[315]

That 2020 1st round for defensive picks is not looking great

Highsmith is probably the best defender from that draft

 

[8WON6]

 

[Brozay]

Gonna just hit him with the franchise tag the next two years right?

they might as well trade him for picks after the season, rookie contracts will be super valuable to them with Joe & Chase getting paid top money for their positions

 

[KidJSoul]

Anybody got Súnday t1cket Alternstiv3s? dm me if you do

 

[Professor K.]

Random thought about holding out:

Players have to play like 10 games or so to get credit for the season, right? Well, what if instead of threatening to/sitting out the first 7 games of the year, a player threatened/sat out the last 7?

Would their holdout be more effective? Would there be more backlash for the player than if they held out at the start of the season?

 

[krexzen]

Random thought about holding out:

Players have to play like 10 games or so to get credit for the season, right? Well, what if instead of threatening to/sitting out the first 7 games of the year, a player threatened/sat out the last 7?

Would their holdout be more effective? Would there be more backlash for the player than if they held out at the start of the season?

Last season with Lamar was probably the closest we'll see of this.

He was legit hurt, but the backlash was still there. I can't imagine a player willfully doing it while still being healthy though.

 

[FAH1223]

It’s prime time brehs

25:10 and 36:57

Haven’t heard those in forever

 

[Street Knowledge]

Let the tank for Caleb begin. The bad/mediocre teams who are smart will start selling off early