NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***
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Depends on what they do about their coaching situation. Do they blow it all up and start over or do they let a new coach try to make Murray work
Raiders or Jets would be my guess. He only makes sense for a team that's a QB away. The Jets seem to fit the bill better. I doubt Rodgers hitches his wagon to McDaniels with the question of whether he's the issue in LV.
Obviously you can't say it (yet) but Murray appears to be a huge mistake.
He has the power to force a trade to any team he wants. If the Packers don't agree, he can retire.
People are saying...Brady to the Raiders.
Rodgers to the Jets would indeed be interesting, last Packer QB to the Jets notwithstanding.
Probably. But we've also seen QB's that seems like busts suddenly emerge with a new coaching staff. I think the only for sure bust there is Kliff Kingsbury. Murray has too much money left in that contract to abandon ship without at least trying a new coaching staff.
Kingsbury jumping to the pros after not doing much at Tech including with Mahomes was kind of a head scratcher.
I'd like to see if he looks better after his thumb heals but they did say last night that he hasn't thrown for over 300 yards since last season.
Except he was let go by Tech and was hired by USC as their offensive coordinator for a month.
49ers over Seahawks
Chargers over Jags
Bills over Dolphins
Giants over Vikings
Bengals over Ravens
Buccaneers over Cowboys
Chiefs over Chargers
Bengals over Bills
Eagles over Giants
49ers over Buccaneers
Chiefs over Bengals
49ers over Buccaneers
49ers over Chiefs
14 playoff teams. Getting dang close to half of the league making the tournament.
Just go full NHL and have the divisions play each other. Let everyone in....and go to 18 games in the regular season
The Broncos thought this too when they traded for Wilson and gave him a big extension and look how that turned out. Bet they have some buyers remorse and would love to get their draft picks back. I don't see the Rams in play either as they gave up a lot to get Stafford and did not have a 1st round pick last year and won't again this year (Lions made out good on the 2023 pick!) These teams trading away 1st rounders for aging QBs will just wind up setting their franchise back further and strap their ability to improve through the draft or free agency with the draft picks and cap space it takes to acquire them. At least with guys like Brady, Carr (assuming he gets cut) and Garappolo in free agency you can probably nab them or more reasonable terms and not have to give up valuable draft picks in the process. Some other less expensive possibilities out there too depending on how things shake out: Previewing the 2023 free agent QB class: Lamar Jackson, Geno Smith, Tom Brady and more | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF
Yep. His arm looks shot. Maybe he'll get on Brady's HGH program to give him another year or two, but the end is near.
