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Gottlieb, 1973Quoted from Deaconblooze:2023 first (how do they have one??) and a 2024 second. Wow. So dumb.
Wow. Good luck with that Payton.
He's coming back for the money and doesn't give a shit, and this is a TERRIBLE situation for any coach to try to clean up. I predict failure.
"Breaking: Saints and Broncos are finalizing compensation in return for Super Bowl-winning HC Sean Payton, sources tell ESPN. This clears the way for Payton to sign with the Broncos to become Denver’s next head coach.
And so Payton is expected to head to Denver as the Broncos’ next head coach"
Quoted from Deaconblooze:2023 first (how do they have one??) and a 2024 second. Wow. So dumb.
If true this is idiotic. Didn’t expect to see Walmart’s inherent nihilism manifest so soon or so plainly.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Wow. Good luck with that Payton.. I predict failure.
Of course you do!
Quoted from Deaconblooze:2023 first (how do they have one??) and a 2024 second. Wow. So dumb.
I don't get Payton going there. Bronco's don't pick till twice in the 3rd round this year. That team is already over next year's increased cap. Wilson is broken. He must be getting a crap load of money.
Quoted from tomdrum:I don't get Payton going there
Quoted from tomdrum:He must be getting a crap load of money.
Nah, you get it
Quoted from TheLaw:Because he's a young player and I dont feel like they will wait for him. If he had just lost the champ game they'd be pumping him up and basically making him the starter and working him all off season; hes gonna lose all that now. 6 months is a long time
Nah! he'll be fine ... modern medicine is pretty incredible + he was always gonna compete with Lance anyways ... He proved quite a bit this year
Quoted from PtownPin:Nah! he'll be fine ... modern medicine is pretty incredible + he was always gonna compete with Lance anyways ... He proved quite a bit this year
But will either of them be able to fend off the force of nature that is Jimmy G?!
Quoted from CrazyLevi:But will either of them be able to fend off the force of nature that is Jimmy G?!
They won't have too worry about it as your boy is signing in Washington
Quoted from PtownPin:They won't have too worry about it as your boy is signing in Washington
Never. Never!!!
I’m Sam Howell ride or die. Time
To give the cheap young guy a chance, no more expensive retreads please.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Never. Never!!!
I’m Sam Howell ride or die. Time
To give the cheap young guy a chance, no more expensive retreads please.
someone will sign him, but its on the cheap I wouldn't be surprised if the Niners tried to keep him as a backup?
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Never. Never!!!
I’m Sam Howell ride or die. Time
To give the cheap young guy a chance, no more expensive retreads please.
How did that go with Heiny?
Just looked at the Wilson contract details. Bronco's are pretty much fucked. The soonest they could cut him would be the before the 2026 season. He's $59.4M salary would be divided into $31.2M in dead money and save $27.2M in cap space. A 2025 cut would cost a mind boggling $49.6M hit in dead money.
They won't be competitive barring a miracle or the rebirth of Wilson for years.
Quoted from tomdrum:Just looked at the Wilson contract details. Bronco's are pretty much fucked. The soonest they could cut him would be the before the 2026 season. He's $59.4M salary would be divided into $31.2M in dead money and save $27.2M in cap space. A 2025 cut would cost a mind boggling $49.6M hit in dead money.
They won't be competitive barring a miracle or the rebirth of Wilson for years.
They should be competitive next year. They have an excellent defense and Payton will improve the offense.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Come on dude.
He was a UDFA emergency Covid QB.
He was cheap…and not a ginger. Haha. They gave Heiny ample chances to take the job over. After all, there is a magic about him.
Quoted from Erik:They should be competitive next year. They have an excellent defense and Payton will improve the offense.
Will they have a winning season next year?
Quoted from DanMarino:He was cheap…and not a ginger. Haha. They gave Heiny ample chances to take the job over. After all, there is a magic about him.
He’s a good backup.
Next season he’ll be a good backup somewhere else.
He was never “the plan.” He was a backup who kept getting to play because the retreads they brought in (smith, fitz, wentz) to start got hurt. He did better than expected but nobody ever wanted him as QB1.
Howell has potential and I’d rather see what he’s got than go for another wash up cast off.
Quoted from tomdrum:Will they have a winning season next year?
Seems like a reasonable chance
I love that you guys can keep a lively vigorous discussion going for 12 more days before the "great hibernation" starts up again.... sigh.
Quoted from mof:I love that you guys can keep a lively vigorous discussion going for 12 more days before the "great hibernation" starts up again.... sigh.
less than a month til the underwear olympics!
Quoted from tomdrum:Will they have a winning season next year?
That has to be the idea, selling the farm (again) for coaching. We’re all in on Wilson working out, and now bringing in an established coach to try to make that happen. If it flames out were even more screwed, but things were ugly to begin with so fuck it, I guess?
I’m not thrilled with this move.
I just don’t like the wash up coach with nothing to prove. He’s already won a super bowl. He’s already rich. What’s going to motivate him in Denver? He can suck as much as he wants and will walk away with millions and just stroll back into a broadcast booth. Like Jimmy Johnson before him.
Just seems like total desperation. And the team is a cap disaster and I can’t imagine they have any draft picks left for a while.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:I just don’t like the wash up coach with nothing to prove. He’s already won a super bowl. He’s already rich. What’s going to motivate him in Denver? He can suck as much as he wants and will walk away with millions and just stroll back into a broadcast booth.
I thought of Jon Gruden. But at least the Raiders didn't burn picks to get him, only cash.
Quoted from mof:I love that you guys can keep a lively vigorous discussion going for 12 more days before the "great hibernation" starts up again.... sigh.
Let's not forget the USFL is coming up. LOL.
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Brady just retired again. This time for good?
I think it is for good. He'll be in the broadcast booth next year.
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Brady just retired again. This time for good?
Quoted from tomdrum:I think it is for good. He'll be in the broadcast booth next year.
Makes a little more sense with Payton heading to Den; easy swap. Payton wasn't very good on TV either
He's already got a giant contract waiting for him, if I remember correctly. And that's not even considering the under-the-table paid appearance money from the pats!
Quoted from Deaconblooze:This means Rodgers definitely will not retire. Trade imminent!
J-E-T-S Jets.
Quoted from Deaconblooze:He's already got a giant contract waiting for him, if I remember correctly
Fox sports.
"American football icon Tom Brady will move into the television commentary booth when he finally calls time on his NFL career after agreeing a deal with Fox Sports on Tuesday reportedly worth a record-shattering $375 million ($540m) over 10 years."
Have you seen Bradys new girlfriend? Veronika Rajek
He always chose football over family but looks like he's ready to enjoy something new and can't blame him. Wow
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Veronika Rajek
pasted_image (resized).pngQuoted from Deaconblooze:This means Rodgers definitely will not retire. Trade imminent!
Rodgers contract for 2023 is nuts, the Packers will take a massive dead cap hit no matter what due to his base salary being $1.2 million and his signing bonus being $58 million?
From the PackersWire:
The timing of when this trade occurs is very important as well. From a salary cap perspective for the acquiring team, trading for Rodgers is actually quite reasonable, with the Packers still being on the hook for his signing bonus. Green Bay, meanwhile, would incur a roughly $40 million dead cap hit – money that stays on the books even if Rodgers is playing elsewhere – if Rodgers is traded before June 1st. If traded after June 1st, the Packers take roughly a $15 million dead cap hit in 2023 and $24 million in 2024.
So if traded after June 1st in 2023, it is possible that the Packers’ trade partner could be without a 2024 first-round pick (and likely more), and Rodgers could potentially retire at that point as well, leaving the acquiring team without a quarterback again, and this time no early round pick(s).
This example is a prime reason why I’m not so sure that other teams will be lining up to offer Green Bay whatever they want.
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