2025 NFL Off Season Thread
Key Dates
February
February 18 – The first day clubs can designate franchise or transition players.
February 24-March 3 –
dabol finally gets a qb. his name was made teaching josh and i thought he was gonna get fired without ever getting one. i woulda bet all your money bellechik was in ny this year. the universe was aligned. somehow he survived
Just logging in for the first time in months to say LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL SANDERS. Trash family
Please take Dart, giants
Seems like a fine price if they like Dart enough. Also allows for the FYO.
Giants do it again
BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHSHSHHSHSHSHAHZ
EAT **** YOU ****ING BUM DEION
Hey at least you get to retire your loser son’s jersey number to commemorate the qb for colorado who won exactly dick and got drafted in the 4th round
You ****ing chode
giants have shown they can win superbowls with a guy with down syndrome at qb, they are a diverse orgainzation. inspiring. dart should do well
f u giants
The Rams are like...... oh man Jaxson's gone. That means no more good QBs! Might as well get more picks
gaints are dartin' dimes!
If you accent different syllables in "Shedeur," you get an entirely different pronunciation and implication.
I like this guy by Detroit. Big ol D lineman, no bling..looking pissed in a hoodie.
recently heard a persuasive breakdown on how the FYO has actually morphed into a net negative (since the last CBO)
I'd be interested to hear it. I imagine it would vary by position, but QB seems like one of the best positions to have the extra year, especially for a guy taken in the 20s (as opposed to early 2nd).
I'd be interested to hear it. I imagine it would vary by position, but QB seems like one of the best positions to have the extra year, especially for a guy taken in the 20s (as opposed to early 2nd).
Robert Mays makes the argument in one of these three pods (can't remember which one)
if cleveland's master plan was to get shedeur 2nd round and get extra draft picks, they've pulled this off brilliantly.
Iggles get young Fred Warner on a rookie contract. Standard.
