NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***

[Mr Janny]

He is, that is why the most likely scenario is Rodgers resigning with GB with a bonus heavy contract, leaving cap room for Adams. Rodgers isn't a free agent yet, and Green Bay ain't going to let him go cheap, plus, Adams wants to be the highest paid receiver in the league, so having both of them together somewhere besides Green Bay would take an act of god.

Might take an act of God to keep them both in Green Bay as well. Packers are projected to be about $27 million over the salary cap already. Getting Rodgers to sign a restructure/extension is a necessity, but even if they do, finding enough room for both him and Adams is going to be a challenge. Other veteran players likely cut to make room, and It probably would impact their ability to go after many free agents. That doesn't mean they wouldn't do it, but it's hard to think that Green Bay is going to be better next year than they were this season. Of course with AR and Adams, they'd certainly be very good, but there are a lot of people wondering if Green Bay can ever actually get over the hump with AR at the helm. You have to wonder if anyone in their management is ready to move on.

 

[heitclone]

Might take an act of God to keep them both in Green Bay as well. Packers are projected to be about $27 million over the salary cap already. Getting Rodgers to sign a restructure/extension is a necessity, but even if they do, finding enough room for both him and Adams is going to be a challenge. Other veteran players likely cut to make room, and It probably would impact their ability to go after many free agents. That doesn't mean they wouldn't do it, but it's hard to think that Green Bay is going to be better next year than they were this season. Of course with AR and Adams, they'd certainly be very good, but there are a lot of people wondering if Green Bay can ever actually get over the hump with AR at the helm. You have to wonder if anyone in their management is ready to move on.

You mean like winning a Super Bowl? Rodgers is the only reason they've been relevant most of the years they've come up short. He's been as close to a one man show as you can get in the NFL. There are only a couple of other guys currently who could do what he does. They may not have a choice but they will be on the short end of any scenario where he leaves GB.

 

[Mr Janny]

You mean like winning a Super Bowl? Rodgers is the only reason they've been relevant most of the years they've come up short. He's been as close to a one man show as you can get in the NFL. There are only a couple of other guys currently who could do what he does. They may not have a choice but they will be on the short end of any scenario where he leaves GB.

That's exactly what I mean. The question is out there if Green Bay can win a Superbowl as they are currently constructed. Certainly, I'm not saying that they'd be better without AR next year. But I wonder if some in management are interested in the next chapter. Certainly the drafting of Jordan Love would indicate that it's on their minds.

 

[Rural]

Rams and Buffalo for me. I'd like to see Buffalo win it all now that the Packers are out. Either them or Cincy, but that seems unlikely.

Cincy isn’t all that unlikely, sure they’ll be the bottom of the odds list but the QB-WR combo is the best going.

 

[Rural]

TV heads saying its possible Dallas fires McCarthy and elevates Dan Quinn.

 

[Rabbuk]

Might take an act of God to keep them both in Green Bay as well. Packers are projected to be about $27 million over the salary cap already. Getting Rodgers to sign a restructure/extension is a necessity, but even if they do, finding enough room for both him and Adams is going to be a challenge. Other veteran players likely cut to make room, and It probably would impact their ability to go after many free agents. That doesn't mean they wouldn't do it, but it's hard to think that Green Bay is going to be better next year than they were this season. Of course with AR and Adams, they'd certainly be very good, but there are a lot of people wondering if Green Bay can ever actually get over the hump with AR at the helm. You have to wonder if anyone in their management is ready to move on.

I thought I had read they were closer to 50 over next year.

 

[Cyched]

I thought I had read they were closer to 50 over next year.

I had blue something different

 

[Rabbuk]

I had blue something different

I fixed it so this won't make sense anymore haha. I'm a little overtired

 

[Rural]

 

[BigJCy]

 

[t-noah]

Also, I can’t lie, tonight may have been the biggest stage but it certainly wasn’t the first time Wirtel had a bad outing..

what'd he do wrong?

He got blown up by the guy who blocked the punt.

Ouch! I'll be watching 'Long Snapper' play in the future. I had never heard of Wirtel (don't remember anyway) until today. In a bad way. Yes he (#46) got blown up. Seems like he is very undersized for the position. Aren't good long snappers atleast a little bigger?

Steven Wirtel

Career information
Personal information
No. 46 – Green Bay Packers
Position:	Long snapper
Born:	October 3, 1997 (age 24) Orland Park, Illinois
Height:	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Weight:	228 lb (103 kg)
High school:	Mount Carmel High School (Chicago, Illinois)
College:	Iowa State
Undrafted:	2020

Steven Wirtel - Wikipedia

Brady retire? I don’t believe it.

I'll believe it when I see it. LOL

 

[Cyched]

Rams off to a good start

 

[Rabbuk]

Brady washed

 

[NoCreativity]

Tampa's injuries might finally catch up to then today.

 

[NoCreativity]

Brady washed

You've determined that after 2 series playing without 2 of the best receivers in the league and an All-Pro tackle? Tremendous take.

 

[jdoggivjc]

Rams off to a good start

Been rooting for the Rams all year. I really want Stafford to get his. Guy gave more to the Lions than any one player ever should have had to.

 

[BigJCy]

Rams are good but something feels off about the Bucs thus far today. Don't seem very focused in.

 

[CloneGuy8]

I bet money line on all the underdogs this weekend.

 

[Cyched]

I bet money line on all the underdogs this weekend.

Parlayed?

 

[CloneGuy8]

Parlayed?

No, should have. But I'm guessing the Chiefs will end up winning tonight.