NFL Season 2020 Football • Page 1682

@CarpetElf and yes McVay is great at game day strategy which is why it annoys me they won’t just build a young team hahaha. They could be a home grown success story very easily imo

 

You gotta risk it for the biscuit or whatever they say

 

idk why this is here but I will say I'd rather have Myers where you took him than Davis where he got drafted

no i remember that one haha.

 

I respect all of your opinions I just get stuck on things I don’t fucking like and I have irreversibly decided I don’t like the Rams in Los Angeles lol

 

They do the homegrown thing too. They trade for the pieces they're missing instead of waiting longer to develop guys. It makes sense on paper.

 

It’s all subjective, they’ll win a superbowl and Matt will JimFace and I’ll have egg on my face

water is wet

 

Look on the bright side, when it fails, they're gonna be unwatchable from 2023-2025 at least.

 

oh no i'm not going to jimface if they win the super bowl. i don't think they win the super bowl or even get to it still

 

Also, if the Rams were in the AFC, I'd be hammering them cause its not enough to surpass the Chiefs or Bills or even really that 2nd tier of AFC teams (Titans, Dolphins, Ravens, etc).

But in the NFC...you're really only an injury from Wilson/Rodgers away from feeling like the path is there.

 

All they have to do is get out of their division, really haha

 

They did that and lost. Now they're trying something else.

 

Yeah, if Rodgers got hurt, basically the entire NFC East and NFC North are worthless.

 

Anyone got a clever way to find out the cost of specific products back in 2010?

 

but can you really say they did that when they haven’t picked in the first round since 2016?

 

Yeah...that Super Bowl team was loaded with young, developed players they drafted. And they lost, partially because their QB is a dope.

 

@preppyak fix the Saints. I can't make the math work lol

 

They lost because McVay got outcoached by a mile and Todd Gurley died.

 

Also because Goff is not very good

 

Spotrac now has the Saints -$104 million lmao that is hilarious

 

this is like when i'm playing the show and i have all the space and suddenly am in the hole 100m and just quit and start a new franchise

 

How many rings do you get before you hit that point haha

 

2-4 depending on if it's regular or legends.

 

hey if Doug Kyed can be an NESN beat reporter and if @uuu can be a Madden beta tester...

I have no doubt @preppyak will be a Director of Pro Personnel for WFT once Dan Snyder sells the team lol

 

Actually @preppyak funny story... you’re a pro freelance video editor in the DC area right?

so is my roommate lol. He was LITERALLY the guy in charge of replays for WFT home games this year and has also done shit for Women’s Soccer, the Sign Language Association, and National Geographic locally. I realized recently that y’all might be low key competitors for the occasional freelance project LOL

 

So, I dont know their roster enough to tell you how to do it smartest, but, I got them under this way

June 1 Cut
Drew Brees ($25mil cap saving)

Full Restructure/Extend where 2021's salary becomes signing bonus spread out on dummy years/Get people to take pay cuts
Cameron Jordan
Michael Thomas
Terron Armstead
Andreas Peat
Demario Davis
Malcolm Jenkins

Trade or Extend with massive signing bonus and vet min base salary (they functionally have to trade one of them for sure)
Ryan Ramcyk
Kwon Alexander
Marshon Lattimore

Cut
Janoris Jenkins
Emmanuel Sanders
Jared Cook


They can also save a fuck ton of money on the cap by extending Taysom Hill, but, that involves extending Taysom Hill...

If I knew their roster, I'd probably extend a few guys versus restructures....but yeah, all that I got them to +$2mil in cap space, and if I turned all of Taysom's 2021 salary into a signing bonus and extend him 3 years, I can get them to like +$10mil. But thats basically their rookie draft pool, so...yeah, not great.