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In fairness, some of these dolts emotional outbursts are worthy of A-Aron. Same irrational logic.

Oh the irony. A fairly typical lack of self awareness. Don't "brake" anything on your Huffy.

I saw a post he made in the past few months that wasn't some illiterate attempt at trolling. I swear.

A "brake?" Speaking of losing.....

He is literally an inferno of stupidity. I just put him on the ignore because he was so dumb it wasn't even worth engaging. Then I see that insanely stupid "stockholders" post in a reply and I gotta at least give her/it/him credit for how highly that ranked in 2021. Imagine being a lifelong Lions fan and also not knowing your division rival doesn't operate like Bank of America. Wow. Impressive.

Shocking that I nailed another non-Panthers fan diagnosis. Boy, we attract that dumbest trolls from other fanbases. I can understand why you don't really understand football, as a "Lifelong Lions Fan." I can also understand your butthurt for being a dumpster fire while they rule that division. All your idiotic shade makes sense now, as does your general idiocy. I just spent a considerable time in that area and I also noticed that Lions fans preferred to not follow football due to being a downtrodden fanbase.

Not surprising. I think getting traded is the least of his current concerns.

If you are trashing the history of the Packers or their success, and you AREN'T a division rival....you are just a plain dumbass. I would kill to have the current or historic success that Green Bay has had.

I don't think he really needs cash flow from the team. The investment has been well worth it based on the appreciation of the franchise. He'll make out like a bandit when he gets rid of the team. I somewhat doubt he will be interested in being a forever owner. Although he has been involved at some level in NBA basketball for most of his life, at this point.

He got his stake at a low price and the value of NBA franchises has gone up tremendously since he has owned the team. He's crushing it, honestly.

It's like 8-9 teams, right?

This has to be the dumbest Huddle post of 2021 to date. Congrats on that milestone. Not that this clown ever showed much inclination towards knowing much about the NFL but....wow. Impressive.

There aren't many QB's Darnold is assured to be better than but Taysom The Golden Calf of Bristol is one of them.

The obvious answer is no and no. He is accomplishing what he wants, the value of that team skyrocketing.

I think this was predictable. He just got married and wants that Jeopardy gig. I think he is ready to move on from football but doesn't have the nuts to just say he's done. He wants his pound of flesh from the franchise he thinks wronged him.

This literally says everything.

Yeah, I think we are largely just going to see bottom of the roster churn for 2021. Any major changes are going to be 2022.

5-9 wins seems about the range I would predict pre-training camp. The amount of unknowns is rather high for us.

Spending too much money on overpaid short term fixes(assuming they are even fixing anything) isn't what rebuilding teams should do. We aren't going to be able to improve much from the current FA crop but we can sure burn through our cap space attempting to do just that. The offseason is effectively over minus trading, injury additions, and camp cuts.

Roll with what we have now and attempt to improve next offseason. We should know at this point this is rebuilding. Hurney is gone, no reason for Hurneyism to persist.

The fact that so many teams in the league are passing on Dix(including us) should basically let everyone know that his career is likely over.

And what did I say about Payton?

Hill has some "fight" as a QB in New Orleans because that is an otherwordly talented team and offense. Remember how everyone thought Teddy was going to be the poo because he went 5-0 with the Saints? Hill starting is Payton's hubris(as I previously stated). Hill is a great gadget player but installing him as a full time starter in the NFL is eventually going to get Payton fired. Unless he has gotten mush headed in his old age, I think he is going to realize this eventually and put him back as a gadget player. Winston has a TON of upside and a TON of downside. Namely, hyper aggressive gunslinger play that directly leads to TO's. Are either of them going to be able to replace Drew Brees? Highly unlikely. He was an ideal QB for that offense. One thing I can basically predict with little risk of being wrong is that Taysom Hill is not an NFL caliber starting QB. He might get his Kyle Allen moments in but the grind of the NFL is eventually going to even further expose how much he ISN'T an NFL caliber QB. Even with the league's best offensive mind at the helm.

Darnold is a former #1 pick, with a bunch of arm talent, has been a complete bust in the NFL but is only 23 years old. Jameis Winston is a former #1 pick, with a bunch of arm talent and NFL production, has been a moderate bust in the NFL but is only 27 years old. Taysom Hill is a former UDFA, has thrown a total of 134 passes in 53 career NFL games for 4 TD's and 3 INT's in 17 career starts(not all at QB), and is also going to be 31 years old during the 2021 season. Now, which of those really stands out as not being the one you would want to hitch your bandwagon to for the future?

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