APB wrote: ↑

05 Jun 2024 12:22

Well well well...

Major health issues last year, IIRC.

Just X these days. There is Locked On Sports and Pat McAfee if you can tolerate either of those platforms. Used to be a SportsCenter every morning kind of kid. I am in the same boat as you.

APB wrote: ↑

04 Jun 2024 14:11

Interesting they limited it to two years. I gotta think his injury history weighed on that decision.

Will be curious to see the structure of his extension.

I thought he just signed a huge extension.

Raptorman wrote: ↑

04 Jun 2024 09:50

Let's see what he says when Love gets his new contract.

Pretty sure he is going to say, "Thank God that JJ McCarthy is not our QB."

There is still a lot of talent on the board. I went with Cooper and Bullard, but have a tier here that includes Morgan, Valentine, Brooks, Myers, Enagbare and Lloyd.

go pak go wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2024 13:44

What is absolutely crazy is the amount of players who have climbed from the previous year's poll compared to the number of players who have declined.

Very few players have declined which shows the immense turnover of this roster.

With a max decline of -2 for the entire exercise.

I woulda traded him. They have a pretty good receiver group without him, could flip him for picks, plus go hog wild in FA while McCarthy is on his rookie deal if he's any good, build up a stacked roster around him. I'm not a big believer in JJ but Sean McVay got to a SuperBowl with a middling Jared...

As I always like to do; worth pointing out that the 4-year $140M extension is a 5-year $148M deal New money/new years, $35M/year. But actual life of the contract, still a hair under $30M/year I also think this was the obvious domino to fall first as (in contrast to many) I think Ja'Marr and CD are ...

I woulda traded him. They have a pretty good receiver group without him, could flip him for picks, plus go hog wild in FA while McCarthy is on his rookie deal if he's any good, build up a stacked roster around him. I'm not a big believer in JJ but Sean McVay got to a SuperBowl with a middling Jared...

I was thinking Cooper, but I can do Bullard. Stokes was my other vote. Cooper, Morgan, and Valentine coming up soon.

RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑

01 Jun 2024 07:16

Anders Carlson

We don't rank kickers anymore. Just rank him mentally.

RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑

01 Jun 2024 07:19

At the Jan 8, 2023 GREEN game that I attended, I'd say less than 10% of the crowd was wearing Lions Honolulu blue jerseys.

I do think TNF contributed to the issue last year against the Lions. Tough for a lot of Milwaukee diehards to make that schedule work.

Stokes and Sheed and then the first 3 rookies.

Really weird series over the past 7 years. 6-8 overall. You have to go back to September 2006 for the Bears to have 8 wins against us.

That Waddle deal even though doesn’t make him the highest paid just completely reset the WR market. Every agent is going to say this is what WR2 is making now. He’s definitely a 1b at worst, he’s not a 2. 3 straight 1,000 yard seasons to start a career and 18 TDs. Kind of a weird contact. This was ...

Packfntk wrote: ↑

30 May 2024 10:01

Stokes/Cooper. Anyone that voted Kraft is just wrong. WRONG I TELL YOU!!!!!!!!!

Kraft and Sheed. Your mom is wrong.

BF004 wrote: ↑

29 May 2024 09:26

Can definitely say both things.

Probable/Plausible Morgan isn’t an opening day preferred starter, perhaps all year.

Given potential 4 position versatility, probable he will be starting games this year.

Yes, this.

I would also point out that injuries sometimes help decide this. I would argue that none of David Bakhtiari, Corey Linsley, or Elgton Jenkins were preferred starters their rookie years. Their path to the starting line-up was created by injuries to Bulaga, Tretter, and Lane Taylor, respectively. Bak...