2022-2023 NFL Thread

[Northern Goblin]

Highest paid backup in the league, must be a nice feeling.

[draynay]

Sam Darnold is getting ~$19mil

[Northern Goblin]

Sam Darnold is getting ~$19mil

I don't think Carolina is sold on Baker being the starter all 17 games just yet.

[xskarma]

Calling it now, Jimmy G will be the league's next Fitzmagic. He'll get signed as a back up that's able to push a young draft pick and inevitably comes in and plays well when the draftee gets hurt on some ill advized scramble. Then turns to shit the bed JUST as you think you can rely on him.

I know Jimmy has it in him to do this the rest of his career, always being the guy they don't really want, but ends up winning games here and there as a back up when the starter is out. And then getting signed to a medium contract by the next team that thinks they need his expert back up chops behind a shaky starter.

It's perfect.

[Tech614]

Jimmy G staying in SF on a restructured deal worth $6.5 mil base.

I get the feeling they looked at the NFL and saw the only team that would be interested in trading or signing him at this point was the Seahawks.

Well I mean he also had to agree to the paycut otherwise they would of been forced to release him so seems like both parties feel its best for each other.

[eschatological]

Titans are releasing Brett Kern. Wouldn't be surprised if he ends up on the Bills now.

I have a feeling Denver will release Sam Martin too, so they will definitely have options.

He's even from the area, Grand Island, NY.

[Vetali]

Jimmy G staying in SF on a restructured deal worth $6.5 mil base.

I get the feeling they looked at the NFL and saw the only team that would be interested in trading or signing him at this point was the Seahawks.

I'd rather have Drew Lock than trade for Gimmy. He fucked up playoff runs with 2 stacked 9ers teams. No thanks.

[Kyanion]

I'd rather have Drew Lock than trade for Gimmy. He fucked up playoff runs with 2 stacked 9ers teams. No thanks.

Then if your goal is never making the Super Bowl or hell the playoffs, then enjoy the Drew Lock experience. I'd rather have a QB that can make the playoffs.

[Grube]

I was sadly correct about Sam Martin getting released. Not sure the guy they kept instead is really worth the $1 mill difference in cap space.

I'd rather have Drew Lock than trade for Gimmy. He fucked up playoff runs with 2 stacked 9ers teams. No thanks.

I too would rather have a high enough draft pick to take a QB that might work out over Garoppolo.

[Vetali]

Then if your goal is never making the Super Bowl or hell the playoffs, then enjoy the Drew Lock experience. I'd rather have a QB that can make the playoffs.

I didn't know we were married to Lock for 6 years. My point is, no reason to trade for a sidegrade to Lock (reminder, Jimmy had shoulder surgery in the offseason). I do not want to trade for anyone in the league right now that is or was shopped this offseason. This team as a whole is a lot more than a middle ground QB away from winning the super bowl.

[ProphetFlume]

I said early in summer jimmy g stays in sf because they can never seem to be rid of him and a couple people replied he was 100% gone. I’m too lazy to look them up but I feel vindicated.

[meathead]

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[Tech614]

I'd rather have Drew Lock than trade for Gimmy. He fucked up playoff runs with 2 stacked 9ers teams. No thanks.

If last years 49ers team was stacked wtf do you call the rams? 2019 sure, 2021 the 49ers vastly out performed their talent level they where good there but in no way shape or form "stacked". Did you forget what the 49ers looked like without Jimmy G in 2020? It was mostly the same talent lol... Granted no Bosa and Warner missing a few games made it worse than it should of been, the offense was a literal joke without Jimmy G.

Lost to the Rams who had the closest thing you will ever see to a super team in the modern NFL and my man faulting Jimmy G for not getting past them for a 3rd time that season with his "stacked" 49ers team. I needed a lunch break laugh so thanks.

[Logwyn]

I didn't know we were married to Lock for 6 years. My point is, no reason to trade for a sidegrade to Lock (reminder, Jimmy had shoulder surgery in the offseason). I do not want to trade for anyone in the league right now that is or was shopped this offseason. This team as a whole is a lot more than a middle ground QB away from winning the super bowl.

Never married to anyone in the NFL. See Matt Ryan and the Falcons.

[Vetali]

If last years 49ers team was stacked wtf do you call the rams? 2019 sure, 2021 the 49ers vastly out performed their talent level they where good there but in no way shape or form "stacked". Did you forget what the 49ers looked like without Jimmy G in 2020? It was mostly the same talent lol... Granted no Bosa and Warner missing a few games made it worse than it should of been, the offense was a literal joke without Jimmy G.

Lost to the Rams who had the closest thing you will ever see to a super team in the modern NFL and my man faulting Jimmy G for not getting past them for a 3rd time that season with his "stacked" 49ers team. I needed a lunch break laugh so thanks.

Rams a modern super team? 12-5 in the regular season? 4 pro bowlers and 3 all-pros? I needed that laugh too. Closest thing we had to a super team in the past 20 years was the 07 patriots, and you could stack at least 5 teams before last years Rams.

[Kyanion]

Rams a modern super team? 12-5 in the regular season? 4 pro bowlers and 3 all-pros? I needed that laugh too. Closest thing we had to a super team in the past 20 years was the 07 patriots, and you could stack at least 5 teams before last years Rams.

And the 'super team' was awarded one of their Super Bowl trips due to one of the worst missed calls of all time, so yeah. Real super team. What are they again, 1-1 in the Super Bowl? (Not counting shit that was 20 years ago). Woo what a dynasty!

Hell easily could argue the Rams also vastly outperformed their talent level. Kupp had an all-time season and is Stafford REALLY that good?

[NotBigzo]

And the 'super team' was awarded one of their Super Bowl trips due to one of the worst missed calls of all time, so yeah. Real super team. What are they again, 1-1 in the Super Bowl? (Not counting shit that was 20 years ago). Woo what a dynasty!

Hell easily could argue the Rams also vastly outperformed their talent level. Kupp had an all-time season and is Stafford REALLY that good?

Plus the phantom PI call that put them at the one to win the Super Bowl.

And Donald and Floyd were offsides on that 4th and 1 play to win it..

[ProphetFlume]

Rams a modern super team? 12-5 in the regular season? 4 pro bowlers and 3 all-pros? I needed that laugh too. Closest thing we had to a super team in the past 20 years was the 07 patriots, and you could stack at least 5 teams before last years Rams.

I’d say the rivers/lt/Jackson/gates/cromartie chargers were a super team for a few years in terms of talent, they just loved to underperform, especially in the playoffs.

[Vetali]

I’d say the rivers/lt/Jackson/gates/cromartie chargers were a super team for a few years in terms of talent, they just loved to underperform, especially in the playoffs.

I would count many non SB winners or playoff losers. 09 Colts, 11 Packers, 13 Broncos + 9ers, 15 Panthers. Maybe I am just becoming a boomer but these current teams as of the past 3-4 years don't impress me enough to be considered great. Bengals are building what could be a great team though. Might be another year off from being on the list. Bills have potential this year.

[draynay]

I’d say the rivers/lt/Jackson/gates/cromartie chargers were a super team for a few years in terms of talent, they just loved to underperform, especially in the playoffs.

The 2006 team was loaded, multiple 1st team AP on defense, and then they fired Marty and traded one playoff underachieving coach for another.