2022 NFL Season Football • Page 71

i mean I really tried to convince myself to believe in Bortles for a good while there lol

 

I only have good takes

 

Because you're a coward who only shares good takes.

The exact opposite of Randall

 

Is Dak the worst hill I’ve died on here?

 

The Jets should've never fired Eric Mangini

A horrible take, but I stand by it

 

Oh yeah this thing is getting NERFED next update holy shit

 

Probably not my worst, but, I remember being furious for a couple years that basically the pick we used to get Landry Jones in 2013 would have been the 3rd rounder to get the prototypical Steelers NT in Louis Nix in 2014. Because Im fairly certain I had even been doing the AP Mock drafts taking him in the 1st when my other targets were gone, I 100% drafted him in the 2nd round evert time, and then the idea that we could have had him at 83 and cemented our interior line for a decade replacing McLendon just boggled my mind.

And then he never played a game for Houston nor made a tackle...we drafted a dude in the 6th round who showed how outdated that style of player was...and I'd have scoffed at the idea of a dude like Javon Hargrave filling the role well.

 

I remember going on and on and on about how bad I thought the titans were before they sent the pats packing in 2019 that one sucked lol

 

Ooooh, I've never heard this, but this is fun. Like "Jordan played AAA baseball for a season because David Stern secretly suspended him" level conspiracy nonsense

 

if Montana as not a top 5 QB isn’t bad and what sparked this

Factually incorrect takes that proved themselves wrong:

1) Stetson Bennett should be benched and is what will hold UGA back from winning a title

2) Trent Richardson was the missing piece to put the Colts over the top and was worth the first

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Spicy takes that you can’t prove me wrong on:

1) the Jordan vs LeBron debate as GOAT is silly because neither of them broke the game of basketball to nearly the same degree as Wilt

 

That image, the Sage Ronenfels helicopter, and the Brandon Weeden sideline INT are basically the iconic trio of "my god, why did the team give that guy the ball" kind of moments

 

The GOAT debate being only two people is silly and Wilt is not the third

 

Bill Russell forever

 

Wrong again

 

I gravitate to rings, we all know that lol

 

Bennett shouldn't have been benched but he's definitely the worst QB to win it in at least 15 years

 

(I actually think Shaq should be in the convo. Dude was the most dominant athlete the sport ever saw)

 

A few years ago I said Wentz and Watson would run the league for 15 years

 

Jordan Kareem and Smart

 

I would say that he's the most dominant athlete of the post-merger NBA era, but the most dominant player ever has to be Wilt

And I rank Russell over Wilt overall. But Wilt was the most "dominant". Rules were changed because of him

 

Noted

 

It does make sense that the Chiefs and Ravens have gone on to win the super bowl after beating the Niners in the postseason

 

tepper paying ian rapoport?

we drafted tremble for what lol