NFL Final Weekend Thread

[Kress]

Whoa! Nice play!

Hey, Byron. You still up?

[Phantom]

Go for it? That’s risky

[Phantom]

Lions swept Packers!!!!


Packers are eliminated!!!

[The Outsider]

So, has Rodgers played his last NFL game? I say... Possibly.

[Kress]

Why do I find personal pleasure in watching Rodgers pout?

[wesmon]

Disappointing that Detroit can't move on. They are really fun to watch.

[Navybuc]

Damn Rams had to blow it today ugh. San Fran-Detroit woulda been a helluva game.

[Navybuc]

So, has Rodgers played his last NFL game? I say... Possibly.

Last Packer game yes.

I think he will be somewhere else next year…possibly Vegas.

[Kress]

So, has Rodgers played his last NFL game? I say... Possibly.

Last Packer game yes.

I think he will be somewhere else next year…possibly Vegas.

Backing up Brady?

That'd be some shit.

[Navybuc]

Last Packer game yes.

I think he will be somewhere else next year…possibly Vegas.

Backing up Brady?

That'd be some shit.

Haha Brady could be in Miami. Or back here. I think Rodgers reunites with Adams.

[Redrum]

You have to respect what the Lions are building. That's a tough as nails team.

[Phantom]

Damn the Lions are 5-1 in Division. They’re 1-1 vs Vikings 2-0 vs Bears. 2-0 vs Packers

[The Outsider]

If I'm Rodgers one of the last places I'm going is Vegas. A franchise that has a history of being shit, that straight up has an awful defense, and a coach who has a history of not working well with any QB other than Tom Brady. And a pretty bad O-line playing in a very tough division.

[bucarican]

it official Monday night!

[Navybuc]

Ugh why Monday night. Hate it.

[Phantom]

it official Monday night!

I knew it

[BucsNBills]

Miss me with the talk of coaches not mattering. Dan Campbell has changed the Lions from a hopeless lifeless franchise to one that is full of heart and promise.

Dan Campbell is a guy you'd be excited to play for. Teams take on the personality of their coaches, which is why the Lions have zero quit in them and the Bucs resemble that of a burnt out disinterested fry cook.

[Nano]

Guess it's not surprising. The last two Cowboy/Bucs games have been on PT. Why not a third

[BucsNBills]

I'm happy it's on Monday. Now I can just kick back and enjoy all the other games and not worry about the Bucs spoiling my weekend.

[13F11B]

At least this year no one is going to be talking about the Packers. Aaron gets to sit at home.

[Phantom]

I'm happy it's on Monday. Now I can just kick back and enjoy all the other games and not worry about the Bucs spoiling my weekend.

Man, you’re such a debbie downer. I think we have a chance

[BucsNBills]

I'm happy it's on Monday. Now I can just kick back and enjoy all the other games and not worry about the Bucs spoiling my weekend.

Man, you’re such a debbie downer. I think we have a chance

I do as well. Which is why if we lose it would kind of spoil my weekend

The Cowboys address flaky as fuck and we just saw today that they can be terrible.

Now the Bucs can get my undivided attention and wild card weekend can also be equally enjoyed.

[acmillis]

Rodgers ain’t going nowhere with a 99m dead cap hit

[MJW]

Rodgers ain’t going nowhere with a 99m dead cap hit

It's not structured as such, should he be traded. Bonuses and such. If he's traded after June 1st, It's a $15 Mil cap hit for this year and a $24 mil cap hit for the year after. If they CUT him, yeah, dead meat. But obviously no reason they'd do that.

The question is, who is trading for him right now and taking on his contract? He's in clear, sharp decline. Yeah, young weapons blah blah blah. But just watching him play, he's lucky Russell Wilson stole all the "washed up HOF" headlines.

He threw the ball 11 more times in 2022 than 2021. He completed 16 fewer passes for 500 less yards, 11 fewer TDs, and 3x as many interceptions. His QBR, whatever that means, was less than half of what it was in 2021.

The only possibility for the Packers is if someone is convinced he can do a Tom Brady, which isn't impossible? But that's a huge swing.

[BucsNBills]

Can someone convince themselves that Rodgers statistical decline is due a young receiving corp, makeshift oline, and a broken thumb he's been dealing with since October? I'd say absolutely yes. Especially if there's a roster in need of a QB that doesn't need heroics from the position.

Does anyone know if trades can include post dated aspects of the exchange? Can Rodgers be traded before June 1 for 2023 draft assets but he's not officially traded until June 2nd?

I'd say the Jets, dolphins, Titans, are all much more competitive with Rodgers under center, so off the top of my head.

[acmillis]

Rodgers ain’t going nowhere with a 99m dead cap hit

It's not structured as such, should he be traded. Bonuses and such. If he's traded after June 1st, It's a $15 Mil cap hit for this year and a $24 mil cap hit for the year after. If they CUT him, yeah, dead meat. But obviously no reason they'd do that.

The question is, who is trading for him right now and taking on his contract? He's in clear, sharp decline. Yeah, young weapons blah blah blah. But just watching him play, he's lucky Russell Wilson stole all the "washed up HOF" headlines.

He threw the ball 11 more times in 2022 than 2021. He completed 16 fewer passes for 500 less yards, 11 fewer TDs, and 3x as many interceptions. His QBR, whatever that means, was less than half of what it was in 2021.

The only possibility for the Packers is if someone is convinced he can do a Tom Brady, which isn't impossible? But that's a huge swing.

Yup, that's what I meant (not implied well at all) that nobody would trade for him with that contract, unless it's one of those Brock Osweiler "trades"

[Buc2]

This drew some criticism. Rightfully so, I'd say.

[acmillis]

I'd say bad timing, not bad taste.

[King Bootz]

Agreed. That's celebration has been done before. Not really bad taste. Now THIS is extremely bad taste.

[The Outsider]

Not the first time Walker has shoved a dude in street clothes although at least the dude he pushed on the Bills sideline in week 8 was a PS TE. Them Georgia boys didn't get recruited to play school, that's for sure.

[_MB_]

This drew some criticism. Rightfully so, I'd say.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[King Bootz]

Not the first time Walker has shoved a dude in street clothes although at least the dude he pushed on the Bills sideline in week 8 was a PS TE. Them Georgia boys didn't get recruited to play school, that's for sure.

His reaction afterwards takes the cake.

[acmillis]

Agreed. That's celebration has been done before. Not really bad taste. Now THIS is extremely bad taste.

Wow...WTF is he thinking?!?!?

[BucsNBills]

Wyatt also tried to get in on the action. Just two thugs bullying a 150lb member of the medical staff.

Honestly he should be suspended for at least a few games next year.

[The Outsider]

Not the first time Walker has shoved a dude in street clothes although at least the dude he pushed on the Bills sideline in week 8 was a PS TE. Them Georgia boys didn't get recruited to play school, that's for sure.

His reaction afterwards takes the cake.

Yeah, shows his immaturity. Though I'd rather see that than see him obviously not give a fuck.