Rodgers to follow in the footsteps of Favre and join the Vikings.
He can lead us to a NFC Championship game for us to lose again.
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NFL thread - 2020
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Rodgers to follow in the footsteps of Favre and join the Vikings.
He can lead us to a NFC Championship game for us to lose again.
Kev The Rat
Player Valuation: £70m
Been reading some Bucs forums and I will say they at least aren’t completely delusional about what is about to occur to them in their own back yard like Bills fans were for some reason.
They understand only too well that they are about to be taken out behind the woodshed.
Looking at the Bills forum today it’s clear they are completely crushed.
As I’ve said to all these teams like the Browns, Bills, Saints, 49ers, who think they have a shot at beating the Chiefs - don’t invest too much emotionally into this - there is no escape, no means by which you can prove victorious. It’s better to accept your fate than resist it.
They understand only too well that they are about to be taken out behind the woodshed.
Looking at the Bills forum today it’s clear they are completely crushed.
As I’ve said to all these teams like the Browns, Bills, Saints, 49ers, who think they have a shot at beating the Chiefs - don’t invest too much emotionally into this - there is no escape, no means by which you can prove victorious. It’s better to accept your fate than resist it.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
Well, he has the basics and the potential but there is a big graveyard for those guys. Rogers has four years left on his contract I believe so, unless he jacks it in, there is time to develop. Hopefully.
Alan Whittle
Player Valuation: £60m
Anyone but the Bears.
TN Toffee
Player Valuation: £25m
Maybe, but the Chargers have always had a knack for being that team that looks really good on paper, but for whatever reason can’t seem to translate it to on field success.
Pittsburgh Footy
Player Valuation: £35m
Getting rid of Lynn was a start.
Philw
Player Valuation: £50m
sparkin31
Player Valuation: £225k
Honestly I don't know what to think of Herbert. He has been a lot better than I thought he would be coming out of college.
But for some reason I think he has a whiff of Jameis Winston about him. Teams will be more ready for him next year and him throwing the bombs downfield.
Acrobat
Player Valuation: £8m
I can see this happening to be fair, they certainly have the bargaining weight with those 3 first rounders. Shees.....a top five QB, 25 years old available....thats nuts, never happens!
Any team that gets him (who doesn't already have an elite QB) automatically becomes a contender.
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Yea it's crazy.. jets have 4 first round picks in the next 2 years I'd be cautious about giving up all 4, if possible they should keep the 23rd pick this year and get a WR , O-line, or a TE give Watson help straight away. Have a tonne of cap space too so can address needs in free agency.. Richard Sherman will likely come in as a free agent too help out the Defence.
Acrobat
Player Valuation: £8m
Here's what the Jets have to offer......wow!
No. 2 overall pick
No. 23 overall pick (via Seahawks)
No. 34 overall pick
2022 first-round pick
2022 first-round pick (via Seahawks)
2022 second-round pick
Plus Darnold.
However the player doesn't really matter,. Houston does not have a pick in this years draft until the 3rd round....#67 I think. If they ended up with the #2 pick they would quite possibly take the Ohio State QB.....Justin Fields.
Other factors.....Watson wanted the Texans to interview the 49ers defensive coordinator Saleh for the HC position in Houston. Guess where he is now?
Jets are DEFINITELY in the best position to do a trade. No question.
No. 2 overall pick
No. 23 overall pick (via Seahawks)
No. 34 overall pick
2022 first-round pick
2022 first-round pick (via Seahawks)
2022 second-round pick
Plus Darnold.
However the player doesn't really matter,. Houston does not have a pick in this years draft until the 3rd round....#67 I think. If they ended up with the #2 pick they would quite possibly take the Ohio State QB.....Justin Fields.
Other factors.....Watson wanted the Texans to interview the 49ers defensive coordinator Saleh for the HC position in Houston. Guess where he is now?
Jets are DEFINITELY in the best position to do a trade. No question.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Dolphins have essentially the same set of assets. My guess is #2, #23, #34 plus a conditional first next year where the Texans get the better of the picks and Darnold with a conditional pick based on how much Darnold plays for them would get it done. But the Dolphins can make the same trade (#3, 18 and 35 instead) but with Tua as the QB instead. My guess is one of those two should get it done.
Edit: This is the last year the Dolphins have an extra first meaning they can only give up their own first next year. Which is still not much different of a trade. But the Jets could give up the extra first too putting them over the top.
Acrobat
Player Valuation: £8m
Its going to be intriguing watching this. And seeing where he ends up. Like i said before....if he ends up going to someone like the Bears, Colts or 49ers......good defenses, decent WR's and RB's and solid offensive lines.....they automatically become deep play-off/possible SB worthy teams.
If he goes to somewhere like the Jets, Dolphins, Carolina - massive injection of talent immediately and definitely wild card/play-off caliber teams.
I believe I read somewhere that the tax situation is part of the calculus for Watson. If that’s true, the Dolphins may be more desirable for him
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