As shitty as the move was with all the surrounding details I'm not even ready to write that off as a typical Browns move. We all saw how fast the Texans went from an annual playoff team to complete nothingness without the dude regardless what you think of him. From a pure winning perspective the Browns might of made the right move, and at the end of the day that's all the history books will care about. The deal will be decided by his play on the field if he gets the browns into contention the fact he is a piece of garbage will be swept under the rug as it has been with so many other star players.
Yes the entire team sucked, but Watson was the reason they won any games at all in 2020. Comparing him to Mills is just plain bad when Watson threw for almost 5k yards with a 33 TD to 7 int ratio. Watson was a player the texans could build to win around and already did in the past, I wouldn't be too quick to judge off 6 games back from rust for the Browns. From a overall human being perspective the Browns made a bad move but I ain't ready to claim it's a bad move for winning football games. The jury still out on that one.
Last edited by Tech614; 2023-04-03 at 11:56 PM.
I am liking the Falcons off season moves. Guess we shall see what happens in the draft!!
The signing of OBJ to the Ravens is one of the smartest moves in the situation that they are in
NEWSFLASH: Lamar & OBJ partying in a Miami FL nightclub last night
https://www.google.com/search?client...id:S9nrpiE9S_4
The Ravens just found Lamar a weapon in OBJ
I was. But, it's not like this is a Rodgers or Lamar only thing. Almost every QB has gone to bat for a particular reciever to be kept or signed. Tom Brady made BOTH the Patriots and the Bucs waste money on signing Antonio Brown. At least the Bucs got a championship out of signing him, but for the Patriots it was just precious capspace wasted.
And the Patriots didn't hang on to Brady either despite signing his pet project WR, and I wouldn't call that divorce messy, but it wasn't an amicable breakup either.
So, in my opinion it's just a bad idea to just sign a receiver to please your QB. And maybe the Ravens didn't and truly think OBJ will be worth 15M in an attempt to win a Superbowl this season. Either reason as an option for what they did seems dumb though.
It's a one year deal, if it works it works, if not then no long-term commitment.
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The Ravens have like 4 mil in cap space still even with the OBJ signing and rookie pool taken into account. Not like they could do much better with that money at this point, if the move works out they get a steal and if it doesn't it doesn't hurt them in the future since hes completely off the books after 1 year. If they actually get a real contract with Lamar done they would have even more cap space probably so I really don't know what else they could have spent it on.
Sounds like the Commanders have a buyer by default, Bezos has pulled out leaving a group of some businessman and Magic Johnson as the only bid left standing.
FFXIV - Maduin (Dynamis DC)
That Josh Harris group also bid on the Broncos but were beat out by Walmart. Kind of weird they would pay almost $1.5 billion more for the Commies than the Broncos sold for unless there are more people putting in more money this time. Not sure how they are worth that much more either.