2022-2023 NFL Season Thread • Page 150

Didn’t Jalen Ramsey go for two firsts? If so, can’t believe Carolina would turn down two firsts for Brian Burns

 

Ramsey and the Jags didn’t have a great relationship. No signs of that between Burns and Panthers.

 

So much lost potential, man.

A smart coaching staff and front office would’ve won a Super Bowl with Ramsey in 2017 and then resigned him immediately after year 3

 

I also wouldn’t be surprised if this was a fake leak to get eagles to hand over the saints pick lol

 

well that certainly won’t be happening

 

There’s no fucking way that either A. This proposal ever happened or B. If it did, Carolina turns it down

lmfaooo

 

Jamal Adams went for two firsts.

Brian Burns is worth at least seven firsts if we're using the same trade value chart.

 

Would like to see the ravens pick up cooks for a 3rd or jeudy for a 2nd, but I’m not trying to give up a first for either.

 

Cooks going for a third round pick, at this stage of his career, would kind of surprise me

 

Morgan and I came up with a conspiracy that the Jags have a deal worked out for one team involving Robinson and they're planning on using those assets on another trade and that's why he didn't play today.

 

He needs a change of scenery, all the losing looks like its finally affecting him

 

Breece Hall with a likely ACL tear

fuck my entire life

 

Zach Wilson fucking sucks

 

Asking this after seeing talk about it in the game day thread - why is Todd Bowles being blamed for the Tampa offense? Shouldn’t Leftwich be getting dragged instead?

 

People are blaming Bowles??

 

90% of this m’fers headshot is just neck

 

still get a chuckle out of the Eagles currently having 4OVR lol.

 

Not gonna lie, I’m legit shocked that the first half of my Seahawks prediction has turned out to be true (said they would start surprisingly well like 3-3 and then end up 5-12 or something) and will be even more shocked if the second part doesn’t come true. League is weird this year with a lot of shit/mediocre teams that probably should want to be bad and are maybe gonna cost themselves in the long run. Will be interesting to see how the rest of the season plays out and with all the 1st round picks traded how that ripple effect looks in 3-5 years.

 

I don't know if it's worse watching the Jags lose close games thinking there's hope for them to win or knowing they were gonna get their ass beat with Meyer.

 

People keep saying that but it's absolutely the first one lol

 

Idk sometimes it's fun getting excited for 5 minutes when they're leading in the second half lol