kungfoodude

Well the previous regime let him dictate to the team how things were going to be. Hence why he had teammates pissed at him. Literally was a complete diva. I am not sure Payton is done with him. We will see this offseason. I just don't see them being able to get rid of him unless they find a willing trade partner.

This makes sense. You are a Twit. Carry on being a moron. Got the answer I needed.

This is an insanely bad move. I cannot fathom the sense in this. I'd rather see Perets get shelled for one game than see Raanta get shelled for more.

Are you just trying to set a record for bad takes in a single thread?

I looked it up. That was a 2023 1st and a 2024 second. I thought it was the othrt way around for some reason.

Okay, so he has some nasty injury clause in that contract. And the Broncos are all but eliminated from the playoffs.

The cap situation they have is very difficult. It's much tougher to navigate. To be honest, they probably need to consider extending Russell to alleviate some of the financial stress.

Taking doesn't really help them much. They don't have a 1st round pick

If he is on the roster in March of 2024, 100% of his 2025 salary is fully guaranteed. They would also need to clear out almost all remaining talent on the roster to get under the cap.

I am going to root for the Pats in the last two games. I want them to fug themselves out of a new QB in the draft.

They would be something like $68 million over the cap by cutting him. They are projected already to be almost $19 mil over the cap in 2024. The best thing they can probably do is basically trade him away and keep a substantial amount of his salary. That is the only near term option. Outside of that, wait until 2025/2026 to cut him.

Not unless they want to cap hell for a while. The first semi-reasonable out they have is after 2024. If they cut him prior to Mar. 21st of 2024, the 2025 guaranteed money goes away(it is the full 2025 salary, BTW). But they would have $85 mil in dead money.

I wish the Broncos the worst and only the worst. I hope they don't see the playoffs for more than a decade.

It's deep WR class so I expect us to pass on drafting one or wait until the last pick. If there is one thing that Fitt has made clear, a strong group in a class will not be a consideration for taking someone from it.

I was suspicious at the price we got him from the Ravens. He's a scheme specific guy and he is an average center at best.

Bad interview so that shows how little this goof knows about the NFL.

His first two games he played mad(about the contract) and then he has literally disappeared. It's bananas.

No poo. Gabe was solid and Jensen has been a fuging turnstile.

We will see. Reich took a blank check and no control. My fear is that is who we will get again. Someone that will take a big payday even though the situation is fuged.

84.3 for PFF is a very high grade. Grades in the 90's are not common.

Not even a little surprising. That interior was getting tossed around like small children.

I can accept just being a top 12-15 QB at this point. The thing I don't want is him to be a clear and overwhelming bust like someone like Sam Darnold/Josh Rosen.

Yeah, I miss both thoughtful and reasoned sports and political discussion. We have really devolved in those aspects.

We will see. I am highly skeptical he will accept much responsibility beyond "not getting the right guy." That’s the problem, IMO. It's not about the right guy, he hasn't learned how this all works. He hasn't learned that ultimately all he has to do it get adults in the room that know what they are doing and just write the checks. Doesn't mean that he will never have input but ultimately he needs to have good advisors that tell him what is what. He has wrapped his head around the fact that he isn't going to "figure this out." He doesn't know a fuging thing about football, much less professional football. Therefore his "football opinions" are worth less than the average Huddler.