Toomers

No. I gave a perfect example to show your “sacks is all that matters” theory is “chuck-like”. A very well known example to everyone on here. Those are your words. Suh had 4 sacks his second season. Did he suck?

Exactly. So why is sacks the most important thing again?

McCoy, Butler and Poe combined for 15 sacks in 2019. The team was 2nd in sacks in the NFL with 53. How did that defense do again?

I can give Burrow best(most productive) season with no issue. But Cam carried a team, plus had to deal with a witch hunt from the media.

If it’s not the best college season ever, it’s easily the most valuable to a team. 6 players on that team got drafted. Fairley, who was a monster a DT that year, two 7th rounders(Ziemba, Zach Clayton) a 4th round OG(Mosley) and two FR backup DEs in Dee Ford(1st in 2014) and Corey Lemonier(3rd in 2012). Compare that to other BCS winners and it’s shocking. 2nd in NCAA in passing and SECs leading rusher. Against a schedule that was as tough as any team has had.

That’s not how it works. And it’s 9.2M on Sportrac but either could be right. Not much difference. When the contract ends, all the cap space hits. His contract voids on Feb. 10. And his 8 or 9M will be dead cap space they can’t use going forward. Same with Reddick. These aren’t cuts. They are restructure from his 2nd and 3rd years to save more money for a “rebuild”. Converted salary into bonus spread among fake years.

And Fields will cost less for 4 seasons than Darnold will for this one.

Paradis is 9.2M Reddick is 4M Elf and Erving both have 7M cap hits for probable backups. And no 2nd or 3rd pick…..yet. At least not until they devalue their top pick. No QB. Need 4 OL. A DT. A LB. A FS. Another 40+M in dead cap. And it’s all on the current staff.

Plus 13.2M for Paradis and Reddicks void years. And Darnold will get 18.5M to either backup here or somewhere. That will be dead or useless cap space. Erving(5.6M) and Elflein(4.6M) will need to be addressed. Just those put them just about where they were the last two years.

Didn’t you catch a ton of flack for saying RA was unhappy with Darnold acquisition when he didn’t report or something? Hmmm…. I was told it was a great deal and and the proof was in make believe salary cap info. from “insiders”.

Why would it be a 3rd at 18.5M when the best example is a 2nd for 16M? And Cleveland announced their “tank” before the draft so we’re in a position not to care, and went 0-16. Plenty of teams have no shot every year and this deal is as rare as it seems. Wasting cap space is as bad as tossing away draft picks. Especially ones being used to cover up a horrible decision

So you think an NFL team will blow 18.5M of cap space for a 4th round pick? We are well aware of what is meant. The Osweiler trade is brought up every time one of these contracts becomes an anchor. This is not some new concept.

Osweiler had a 16M guaranteed base salary for that year to whatever team traded for him. Much like Darnold. And that took a 2nd. What would this cost? A 2nd and a 3rd that they don’t even have anyhow.

It’s no different than Teddy’s 20M guaranteed last year. What draft pick is going to make a team want to pay a huge bust 18.5M to be a backup. They had to pay 17M of 20M just to make TB go away. Best case, is they only pay 15M of something that had no logical reason to ever happen. Especially when it just happened the year before and burned them. And that would take some improvements to give him the same value as Teddy had. Which is sad.

MIA has the 49ers 1st. And a much better and cheaper QB in Tua

But he’s “still a rookie”. I screamed loudly that picking it up was a huge mistake with no real upside(and a 19M downside). I was assured the FO knew best. Even though not one person has come up with any decent reason to gamble 19M on a bust.

But that “winning culture” was soooo important. LOL Another year. Another expected performance that destroys the future instead of planning for it. It’s a pleasure watching the “echo chamber” get cracked wide open.

This should be TB avg more not less. I switched it up.

Then why is Teddy averaging a yard and a half less per pass attempt than Sam? What good does that arm skills do if he’s throwing the ball shorter than a QB whose biggest issue was not pushing the ball downfield.

Tepper is probably real happy Rhule and Fit guaranteed Darnold 19M for next year.

Both Bechton and wills have played less than 50% of their team’s total snaps since entering the league in 2020. They were day 1 starters…. Bechton was horrible against us and can barely stay healthy. This was YOUR words. Not even close to correct I’m. A “fairy tale” you created with nothing true involved. Then it was have random criteria for each player that still made you wrong. Which is sort of sad. I shouldn’t respond because you’re doing a great job of making yourself look ignorant all by yourself. 18. T MEKHI BECTON, NEW YORK JETS Becton was one of a handful of surprises on this list. Yes, he was the 11th overall pick, but the fact that he was rarely tasked with true pass sets in a play-action and screen-heavy offense at Louisville was a big concern. Needless to say, it was a shock to see the 6-foot-7, 369-pound tackle outperform in pass protection as much as he did. Becton’s true pass set grade was the 13th-best among all left tackles this season. Seems someone thought he played above average for a LT. When’s the last time a Panthers LT did anything better than average? Especially pass-blocking? 2013? Jedrick Wills had a terrific rookie campaign and earned a 77.6 pass-blocking grade. That was more NFL-ready than even I had predicted. Once again, name the Panthers LT that played that well? For 90% of the snaps. It’s the same 2013 answer. This as a rookie, and a switch from RT in college. It sux that SHAQ, YGM, CMC, and without a doubt JC Horn are all done since they are missing.snaps. How deep you wanna drill down on this. Can’t wait to see the next set of rules.

Not true. It was 31-0 and SEA never had the ball with a chance to even tie the game.