AFC East will probably be the hardest division in football next year. But then again, last season everyone was talking about how the NFC West was loaded and look how that turned out.
You guys picking Seattle, you seriously think Geno is going to repeat and not fall back to the norm? History says next year he's going to have trend back to what he's historically done his entire career.
I just love the dumpster fire that are the cards, they are going to have to "rebuild" while having one of the highest (over)paid QB on their roster that isn't a leader. They are going to be bad for a looooong time.
A little bit, but I don't know much about him. I think he won't last long with the QB, cap/team situation anyways.Does it help that half the population in Philly offered to drive Gannon to the airport?
And the other half are mad that Gannon got on the team plane heading back from the Superbowl?
I've got all the predictions that anybody could ever want ... balls with be thrown, dropped and probably kicked in frustration. Refs will make bad calls and tempors will flair now and again. Every team will accuse at least one other team of cheating to mask their own poor performance and the likely suspects will once again never see the light of SB Day.
AFC East will probably be the hardest division in football next year. But then again, last season everyone was talking about how the AFC West was loaded and look how that turned out.
Gets to sell the team for 6 billion but gets fined 60 million. That is a real gentle slap on the wrist.Washington is finally rid of Snyder, apparently a name change might be in the cards as well.....In regards to QARon and the Jet's , he's not as mobile as he used to, they have a 37 year old Duane Brown and an oft Injured (and quite large) Mekhi Becton as their Tackles....their guards are decent though so it might work? Good run game, GW was an elite receiver in his first year (and he had Zach Wilson throwing to him)
The Trey Lance experiment is no more in San Francisco, carted of to Dallas for a 4th round pick....
The only important question is “does Mariah Carrysinglip sync for the Super Bowl”?
Ignore for a second how badly the Trey Lance experience turned out. The initial trade itself isn't quite like Mike Ditka trading an entire draft just for Ricky Williams but it's pretty fucken bad.Or...how to turn three 1st round draft picks into a 4th.
I mean, if that's all it takes to be an NFL GM, I think you and I can do the job too. Just close your eyes, throw a dart a the board, and pick whichever name shows up. If you miss the board (I suck at darts), then just pick the first name alphabetically.
Obviously it costs extra in draft capital to move up, but how does going from 12th to 3rd overall ever equal giving up the first overall pick, and then another high pick?! ESPN's Bill Barnwell broke it all down, and he basically said we can't judge Lance too harshly because he didn't get much of a shot to prove he's not a bust:By the draft chart derived from historical data by Chase Stuart, they sent the equivalent of the first and 19th overall picks in a typical draft to acquire Lance.
as the Giants get better, I just keep hoping Dak is the starter.@manly
I was being a bit facetious, but the whole situation is a dumpster fire for the 49'ers. I'm still not sold on Brock Purdy, so you'd figure the 49'ers would give Trey Lance another year to compete and prove himself. The only explanation is Trey Lance was bad at training camp. So bad that 49'ers wanted to cut bait.
Trey Lance moving to the Cowboys does him no favors. Dakota Prescott is solidly entrenched in the starter spot, even if Prescott wasn't great last year. Barring a catastrophe with Prescott, Trey Lance is not going to get a chance to start. He's there to be a backup. That's it.
There are more than 200 division 1 NCAA football teams. Trey Lance came from a Division 2 program in North Dakota State. That means he was playing for a school that would be the equal to a JUCO school aka. community college program. Some will argue that division 2 is a step up from community college football. I would agree but point out that Lance had to be over looked by more than 200 NCAA-1 football programs across America. There are not many community college football programs. NCAA division II equal very small colleges.Ignore for a second how badly the Trey Lance experience turned out. The initial trade itself isn't quite like Mike Ditka trading an entire draft just for Ricky Williams but it's pretty fucken bad.
Obviously it costs extra in draft capital to move up, but how does going from 12th to 3rd overall ever equal giving up the first overall pick, and then another high pick?! ESPN's Bill Barnwell broke it all down, and he basically said we can't judge Lance too harshly because he didn't get much of a shot to prove he's not a bust:
Barnwell: How the 49ers got it wrong with Trey Lance, and why the QB's fit in Dallas is confusing
The 49ers' 2020 trade for Trey Lance can now be considered a disaster. Here's why it will have ramifications for years to come.www.espn.com