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They were in a position to afford that. Jacksonville isn't. If you had actually looked at their cap situation, you might know that.

Goddammit. Give me 10 more seconds on the clock!

Make it ugly. Minus all these MFing neutral zone TO's.

fug yes About time.

All that for fuging nothing. Nothing.

Miller sleepwalking.

That 2nd PP was fuging embarrassing

Well I hope this wakes us up.

We really look like poo.

Letting them dominate the puck.

Sloppy

Also fug THE CAPITALS FOREVER

Ghost is back.

Flourish is a strong word. I think he would be adequate until we find a true franchise QB.

Jags have 6 receivers at 9.7% drop rate or higher.

That's why you see "outs" after about 2-3 years in most of these deals. They look nuts on the surface but they are largely more short term nuts than long term nuts. A lot of them also have poisonous terms, as well. Look at Lawrence and his price jump to $70-80 mil a year when it is easy to cut them. That's so they can renegotiate or get out.

Well, I took a look at the Bryce "Eras" Tour and it seems like that it somewhat breaks down to.....well he just attempted more passes downfield. Breaking it down like the author of the Twatter post did in the "This Season" chunk versus 2024 Weeks 8-18 and I also added "Rest of his Career" which is basically all of 2023 and the two games in 2024 prior to Benching. Initial Bryce(2023-Week 2 2024) Post Benching Bryce(Weeks 8-18 2024 AKA The Glory Games) Modern Bryce(2025 Season) If you look, during the "Glory Games" era of Bryce his 10+ downfield targets jumped from around 32% over his overall attempts to almost 43% of his overall attempts. Maybe it's as simple as that since he isn't testing them deep, they don't have to worry about him targeting them. It's an interesting look at the breakdown of those timelines.

I am not going to "rank" those, because that's hours of work. I will do a little breakdown of those elements in the game stretches he is talking about and post it in a little bit.

The Kaepernick collusion was extremely obvious. It didn't help that he was a below average starting QB. Ask Watson if controversies matter when the league views you as elite. Yes eventually they "gave" him a shot but it was as much a PR stunt from the NFL as anything. That one was pretty cut and dried. IDC, fug him. He made fun of Cam. I care if he is a locker room cancer. I have no idea his level of NFL play because he hasn't played. My personal opinion is there is no fuging way he could be that much worse than Dillon Gabriel.

Is "attempt %" the percentage of overall attempts that are 20+?

The outrage should definitely be the poster suggesting we view him as an appreciating asset. That's literally the most insane take I could possibly imagine. He has depreciated if anything. Anything above a conditional 7th is pure desperation. It's just as likely he simply gets released in the offseason and is generally available.

I am not saying it's impossible but it seems improbable. Also, the overall benefit of doing this is very minimal. The collusion against Colin Kaepernick had obvious roots. The collusion against Lamar Jackson or the continuance of 100% guaranteed QB contracts in general in the post Watson era made obvious sense. Colluding against a middle round QB prospect just doesn't make much sense. There have been more arrogant folks than Sanders and far worse human beings that didn't need any sort of collusion. I think it's more likely that he generally turned off a bunch of people with how he handled the process and also that he wasn't viewed as a good enough prospect to be worth some of the media headache. That has happened to ample prospects and NFL veterans before. Sometimes it just isn't worth the headache. Hell, we had one of those. Diontae Johnson. Notice his employment status currently.

Jones would be what he is if he was on this team, a fairly middle of the road game manager. Still and upgrade but probably not worth the price the 49ers may want for him. If it's not something stupid in terms of ask and he doesn't want something even more stupid in terms of longish term contract, I am okay with a middling game manager until we can do better through the draft. The one thing that wouldn't be terrible is some stability at QB. That has almost never happened under Tepper.

I am not seeing that graphic. Can you upload it to the thread?

Which, it's not a difficult sell to say that the NFL colludes against players. There are ample examples of it. The specificity of that allegation is just wild, though. If that really were true, the whole fuging system is fixed. I am just not inclined to believe that.