NFL Season 2020 Football • Page 1528

my opinion is that he had a few really good games and a few really bad games. All people are remembering is the Raiders and Bills games, but he basically won the Cardinals game by himself, as an example. He had basically no help on offense and a dinosaur OC who is weirdly obsessed with the backup QB. Hopefully a full, healthy offseason and a couple added playmakers on offense means that he is better next year.

....all that being said, if we can somehow get Watson...bye bye Mr. Tua.

 

Same article has the Jags signing only Marcus Williams (14.25 APY), Jonnu Smith (9.5 APY), Keelan Cole (5.5 APY), Perriman (8 APY), and Sheldon Rankins (7.5 APY)

1. Yes but only if Justin Simmons is off the market
2. Eh, I guess
3. Absolutely
4. Absolutely not
5. Yeah I'm down with that

 

Yeah would really help Fields immensely next year

 

23, not quite the marrying age imo lol

 

i agree. he should sign w the pats instead tbh

 

I love ARob but that is a shit ton of money and I am not really sure that is the type of WR that will mesh well with the QB's skillset

 

I’m 32 and I don’t think I’m at the marrying age. Although tbh I don’t think any age is the correct marrying age and I’ll never ever ever ever get married so I may, just slightly, be biased.

 

My man

 

Thanks for having so much faith in me

 

i'll probably be married in like a year or so, who knows

 

Been married. 3/10, never again.

 

It can be better... My first was garrrrbage... we were together 3 years before we got married, that lasted less than it took as long to get the divorce be finalized. #BlessedNoKids

Been happily married to my current wife for going on 11 years, marrying her just under year after we met.

 

Hmm... that would require obtaining a relationship at some point. Highly unlikely.

 

Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell.

god it must fucking suck to be a lions fan

 

Definitely dont do it that young; all my friends who got married that young are divorced by and large. Once your world widens after college you realize your options are so much greater.

I literally thought this at 30 as a 4yr relationship dissolved because she changed her mind...about about 6 months later I met my current wife and dont regret a second of it.

Turns out if you date mediocre people its very easy to be against marriage, and when you date someone worth it, it all makes sense.

 

I think about the prospect of marriage more now that I’m 30.

Still haven’t dated the right person but if I did I could see myself married for sure.

 

This, btw, would 10000% been what happened if I had just settled and married that woman at 30. We had had LONG conversations about me not wanting kids and not thinking marriage mattered and she was completely on board, and then she went and worked in Africa for a month for her, decided she wanted to stay there for 2-3 years, after we just signed a lease, and kids were very important to her. I offered to uproot my whole life and move there in like June and I'd have been on a plane back home to the US, divorced, by like October absolute best case scenario.

Took everything I had not to be so petty as to send her a wedding invitation when I did get married (and she was back in the US, unemployed living at her parents after 2-3yrs in Africa)

 

Whoever mentioned Eureka Springs in here, thank you. Definitely my vibe and the wife and I looked at airbnb's there for fun

 

10/10 approve

 

God, i'd marry that girl and move to Africa before I'd settle for this. How is the Lions job not a better draw with Stafford as part of it? Sure, the roster isnt amazing, but, they get rid of a ton of aging vets this offseason and you'd think you'd feel good having Stafford for 3-4 more years as a baseline.

Certainly more so than the Jets or like, Broncos job, where Elway is gonna lord over you

 

#PayMeRick