2021 NFL Season Thread Football • Page 541

You can actually walk to Baltimore’s inner harbor and make a celebratory day of it after a Ravens game. Or pregame at a dope bar beforehand.

WFT games ain’t got shit aside from just tailgating in the parking lot and massive hordes of people walking back to the metro station

 

well then

 

Very surprised the vikings openly were like “we really wanted fields, welp”

Really love that the bears got him instead but now it makes sense why he seemed annoyed

 

I’m surprised by the Leno cut. He was not great in 2020 but I thought they would keep him another year. I don’t think he’s missed a game in his career. Not sure why they would opt for Ifiedi / Jenkins instead of Leno / Jenkins, unless they’re expecting another starting tackle to be magically cut.

 

I still think it’s funny Urban Meyer wanted Toney lol. So predictable.

And he also wanted Baron Browning, who would’ve felt like a way better pick than Jay Tufele, but he got taken a pick before us

 

Yep, same of Pittsburgh, and while I wont accuse the Eagles stadium of being a great location, its super accessible and has some stuff. Seattle likewise has an awesome sports setup.

I dont even know how San Fran gets to keep the city name when the stadium is an hour+ drive away

 

i got an extra pair for every game. seats aren't with mine, but if you're trying to make a day of it sometime this fall let me know. goes for anyone in here, unless you have ever said "lamar does _____ well... for a running back"

 

Im surprised that the major networks werent fighting like hell to keep the TNF games on TV

 

Browning is a lot of projection too imo. Tufele definitely could be really good. I don't hate the pick. It's definitely one I'm gonna wait on before I judge. Tyson Campbell though, I'll be wrong on that, I think that was a bad pick.

 

lol at getting mad because we released an undrafted WR

 

Rashad Weaver two days into his Titans tenure and has already been charged with assault.

 

Foxboro is 100,000,000% better a location for a football stadium than Boston, idc if all there is to do is tailgate haha

 

Panthers stadium is in a great location. So is the Falcons. Jaguars...well it's downtown but downtown is just a church, some banks, and one gas station that no one remembers the location of.

 

they should just do away with TNF. Thanksgiving games aren’t so bad I guess

 

@dorfmac are you literally offering me free or cheap attendance at Ravens games?? If so, I will take you up on that wholeheartedly lol. I’ll be several months vaccinated by then.

 

you’d think SoFi would be in the city but it is def not

 

I don’t dislike the Tufele pick I just would’ve been more excited about Browning that’s all. Not really making an objective point here, we did need another DL for competition anyways

Campbell literally only has to learn how to play at the catch point haha. If Meyer thinks he can coach that then more power to him, Campbell consistently had good coverage but just kept allowing contested catches anyway. I just personally have a superstition that it’s one of those “you have it or you don’t” sort of things and that reaction time / tenacity is something that’s tough to coach if it’s not natural for the player.

I do get Meyer’s point about him being a 6’2” guy who played safety in high school but has no issues with fluid change of direction. That is indeed really rare because he offers both excellent tackling / blitzing from the nickel and potential to eventually play outside. But I’m with you that Campbell needs to show me he got a lot better at finding and swatting the ball in his radius, before I can say I like picking him way up at 33.

 

As a South Philadelphia resident, the stadium is in a perfect location. It's still in the city, but well located for car traffic - right by I-95 and I-76. Despite that, it's far enough away from most residential areas to avoid really bad quality of life on game days, and there's a subway station right on Broad Street that takes you to Center City in 15-20 minutes.

The complex could definitely look a little less... industrial, but it's still the right place for the stadiums

 

All that said about Campbell, moving him to safety could be an interesting experiment.

 

While it is technically in downtown Denver, the Broncos stadium isn't in the best spot as far as surrounded by bars/eateries and it's on the wrong side of the highway from where the rest of central Denver is located. Coors Field is in the GOAT location though, it's too bad the Rockies are always dogshit

 

Campbell's problems are all easily fixed and his natural skills are hard to find. That's a good pick imo.

 

The best location for any stadium in any sport is the Cubs btw.

 

Coors Field is perfectly located. Mile High...I never figured out how to get to lol. The train? Is that a thing?

 

pirates would like a word

 

Yeah you can take the light rail to it but you have to walk like 2 miles from the stop lol it's pretty poorly laid out