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"Free agency started last night and was pretty crazy some huge money being spent. Osweiler getting £18m a year for the Texans, leaving the Broncos without a QB, Giants have spent a fortune on good but not great players, Oliver Vernon has more guaranteed money than JJ Watt. lots more deals but cant be bothered to list them all."
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I know he's not been the greatest passer so far, but Justin Fields has a lot of talent and may not cost a fortune for a couple of years. He's been unlucky everywhere he's been, and he had a great relationship with Garrett Wilson at Ohio State. I think it could work with a supportive head coach
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Rodgers confirms he’s leaving the Jets.
What a friggin’ shitshow that was for two years. A poor decision to trade for him, made worse by his unfortunate injury and a head coach who didn’t really know much about offense (or how to appoint somebody capable of delivering a good offense).
But Rodgers was too much of a narcissist. Certainly wasn’t much of a team player (ignored voluntary training camps etc). It’s telling that, publicly, almost none of his team-mates urged him to stay.
Big Q now is do we draft a QB this year? And who starts in September?
What a friggin’ shitshow that was for two years. A poor decision to trade for him, made worse by his unfortunate injury and a head coach who didn’t really know much about offense (or how to appoint somebody capable of delivering a good offense).
But Rodgers was too much of a narcissist. Certainly wasn’t much of a team player (ignored voluntary training camps etc). It’s telling that, publicly, almost none of his team-mates urged him to stay.
Big Q now is do we draft a QB this year? And who starts in September?
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Was tempted to fly over to Philly for it but stayed home instead. Were you over there?
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stewie griffin" wrote: ↑10 Feb 2025, 13:18 Defence wins championships... so simple, but so brilliant from fangio. People see the chiefs shitty o line and blitz them. Do that and kermit will pick you apart all day.
Only ever rushed 4, leaving 7 in coverage so on the rare occasion he did have time, he had nowhere to go. Some throwaway stats yards at the end against the back ups, but 34-0 and 40-6 a much fairer reflection of the game. It was an absolute annihilation.
Have to say, i was far more worried about the commanders than the chiefs. Theyve been getting away with it all season and if you put the two rosters down next to each other, mahomes is the only one I'd take. We're better than them everywhere. Howie Roseman is a genius and probably the best off season in history.
And whatever footage of kermit getting burned or anything else gets shown, the party on broad street was great, with almost no trouble at all.
The Chiefs did the opposite as Steve Spagnuolo concentrated on stopping Saquon Barkley leaving one to one match ups deep and/or Godert being open.
When he, inevitably, called up an all out blitz Jalen Hurts just sprinted into the open field where the sateties uised to be.
When he, inevitably, called up an all out blitz Jalen Hurts just sprinted into the open field where the sateties uised to be.
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hahaha
I suppose a riot in Philadelphia is a daily occurrence that it seems normal.
I suppose a riot in Philadelphia is a daily occurrence that it seems normal.
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Only real winner last night was Vegas. ALL the money was on KC. Also nice to see the ref’s do the job properly.(Something must have been said.?)Next up the combine and the only thing that matters. The Draft.!
GO G MEN.
GO G MEN.
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Defence wins championships... so simple, but so brilliant from fangio. People see the chiefs shitty o line and blitz them. Do that and kermit will pick you apart all day.
Only ever rushed 4, leaving 7 in coverage so on the rare occasion he did have time, he had nowhere to go. Some throwaway stats yards at the end against the back ups, but 34-0 and 40-6 a much fairer reflection of the game. It was an absolute annihilation.
Have to say, i was far more worried about the commanders than the chiefs. Theyve been getting away with it all season and if you put the two rosters down next to each other, mahomes is the only one I'd take. We're better than them everywhere. Howie Roseman is a genius and probably the best off season in history.
And whatever footage of kermit getting burned or anything else gets shown, the party on broad street was great, with almost no trouble at all.
Only ever rushed 4, leaving 7 in coverage so on the rare occasion he did have time, he had nowhere to go. Some throwaway stats yards at the end against the back ups, but 34-0 and 40-6 a much fairer reflection of the game. It was an absolute annihilation.
Have to say, i was far more worried about the commanders than the chiefs. Theyve been getting away with it all season and if you put the two rosters down next to each other, mahomes is the only one I'd take. We're better than them everywhere. Howie Roseman is a genius and probably the best off season in history.
And whatever footage of kermit getting burned or anything else gets shown, the party on broad street was great, with almost no trouble at all.
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Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑10 Feb 2025, 08:24 didn't care about the result, hate both teams but you have the opportunity to show the superbowl and choose to pick that joke presenting line up, and not use the yank commentary. It was turned off after about twenty minutes
Tom Brady was just as bad.
He spent the entire game talking about himself.
He spent the entire game talking about himself.
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He was absolutely terrible.
His half time passer rating of 51 was Nathan Peterman bad.
Just goes to show what happens when a defence properly gets to him.
I was wrong thinking the Eagles O-line wuld make the difference. Their defence was all over the Chiefs the entire game.
His half time passer rating of 51 was Nathan Peterman bad.
Just goes to show what happens when a defence properly gets to him.
I was wrong thinking the Eagles O-line wuld make the difference. Their defence was all over the Chiefs the entire game.
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didn't care about the result, hate both teams but you have the opportunity to show the superbowl and choose to pick that joke presenting line up, and not use the yank commentary. It was turned off after about twenty minutes
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southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑10 Feb 2025, 07:36 Bit of a blowout, that.
Excellent performance by the Eagles’ defense. No mean feat to sack Mahomes six times.
What a boring season, though, in terms of predictability. Eagles were deserved winners, but the Commanders and Lions lit things up for a while.
The Bills went Spursy when it mattered - again - and my lot were just shit. Again!
and the Vikings were doing what the Vikings does.
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Bit of a blowout, that.
Excellent performance by the Eagles’ defense. No mean feat to sack Mahomes six times.
What a boring season, though, in terms of predictability. Eagles were deserved winners, but the Commanders and Lions lit things up for a while.
The Bills went Spursy when it mattered - again - and my lot were just shit. Again!
Excellent performance by the Eagles’ defense. No mean feat to sack Mahomes six times.
What a boring season, though, in terms of predictability. Eagles were deserved winners, but the Commanders and Lions lit things up for a while.
The Bills went Spursy when it mattered - again - and my lot were just shit. Again!
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El Scorchio" wrote: ↑10 Feb 2025, 01:34 What a shit game. How disappointing. Only way this picks up is if this rapper bloke tells Trump to get fucked but it looks like he’s miming.
This halftime show is befitting of the game.
Why would any patriot want the Donald to 'get fucked'..?
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I think it’s a great game.
Most dominant defensive performance in SB history so far.
absolute masterclass.
and The Donald got a rousing reception too.
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What a shit game. How disappointing. Only way this picks up is if this rapper bloke tells Trump to get fucked but it looks like he’s miming.
This halftime show is befitting of the game.
This halftime show is befitting of the game.
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Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑09 Feb 2025, 19:20 Rodgers free to sign with another team in March but go with a post June 1st designation to save cap money, I wonder if anyone will take him
Yeah, Glenn was never going to retain Rodgers while trying to put his stamp on his new side. The QB is just too big an ego and presence. A new HC wasn’t going to keep a guy who, at most (and aged 41), had one year left.
The cap move is sensible, to mitigate his guarantees. There will be a cost, but it’s the right thing to do. His injury last season ruined the high-risk trade. Should never have done it. But that’s the Jets for you.
Hopefully, Glenn and Moug can start changing the culture.
The cap move is sensible, to mitigate his guarantees. There will be a cost, but it’s the right thing to do. His injury last season ruined the high-risk trade. Should never have done it. But that’s the Jets for you.
Hopefully, Glenn and Moug can start changing the culture.