2025 NFL Off-Season

[Cactus Jack]

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[Mr B]

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Terry McLaurin for Mingo straight up, who says no?

[Cactus Jack]

I still can't comprehend them giving up a 4th for Mingo when you consider the WR market. I mean Pickens went for a 3rd. Wild stuff.

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[Duke4life831]

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He saw how impressive McCarthy has looked and realized his dream of signing with the Vikings has officially closed!

[clyde21]

JJ McCarthy will be the best QB from the 2024 class, and I know that's a hot take right now lol

[Mr B]

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Why would Pittsburgh want this loser at this point in his career?

[Cactus Jack]

Rodgers is washed. I would've kept Russ over him at this point. Plus, Russ & DK have great chemistry together.

That franchise needs a fresh start. When a coach has been at one place for a long time, making a change is not the worst idea. Tomlin would qualify.

[QB_Eagles]

The Steelers figured how can they get a QB with similar stats in 2024 as Patrick Mahomes and signed Rodgers.

Let's see if it works out for them.

[hermes]

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He saw how impressive McCarthy has looked and realized his dream of signing with the Vikings has officially closed!

thank goodness

[Mr B]

A-A-Ron’s message to the fans.

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[QB_Eagles]

3897 yards, 63% comp, 28 TD, 11 Int
3928 yards, 67.5% comp, 26 TD, 11 Int

Who is goated and who is washed?

[Cactus Jack]

The last two full seasons that Rodgers has played (2022 & 2024) he's been a below average starter.

In 2022, his QBR was 26th best (41.3). Last season, he finished 25th (48.0). Just barely edging out guys like Daniel Jones & Anthony Richardson.

It's been 3 full years since he's put together a good season by his standards. He's also 41. It was pretty evident this past season that he didn't have much juice.

[QB_Eagles]

The last two full seasons that Rodgers has played (2022 & 2024) he's been a below average starter.

In 2022, his QBR was 26th best (41.3). Last season, he finished 25th (48.0). Just barely edging out guys like Daniel Jones & Anthony Richardson.

It's been 3 full years since he's put together a good season by his standards. He's also 41. It was pretty evident this past season that he didn't have much juice.

I like it for the Steelers. Either it works or it will be a disaster. I think the latter is much more likely but at least it's better than certain other teams that give big contracts to QBs who are proven liabilities in the playoffs. On the flip side, both P. Manning and Brady got carried to SBs by great teams while they were old and declining.

[Cactus Jack]

The last two full seasons that Rodgers has played (2022 & 2024) he's been a below average starter.

In 2022, his QBR was 26th best (41.3). Last season, he finished 25th (48.0). Just barely edging out guys like Daniel Jones & Anthony Richardson.

It's been 3 full years since he's put together a good season by his standards. He's also 41. It was pretty evident this past season that he didn't have much juice.

I like it for the Steelers. Either it works or it will be a disaster. I think the latter is much more likely but at least it's better than certain other teams that give big contracts to QBs who are proven liabilities in the playoffs. On the flip side, both P. Manning and Brady got carried to SBs by great teams while they were old and declining.

Are we talking about Carson Wentz?

Darnold's deal is very team friendly. It's basically a 1 year guarantee with team options. If he's terrible, he won't be around for long.

A 41 year old Rodgers with his entourage is not a preferable option.

Fwiw the Steelers wanted to sign Darnold. But he chose Seattle instead.

[El Turco]

The last two full seasons that Rodgers has played (2022 & 2024) he's been a below average starter.

In 2022, his QBR was 26th best (41.3). Last season, he finished 25th (48.0). Just barely edging out guys like Daniel Jones & Anthony Richardson.

It's been 3 full years since he's put together a good season by his standards. He's also 41. It was pretty evident this past season that he didn't have much juice.

I like it for the Steelers. Either it works or it will be a disaster. I think the latter is much more likely but at least it's better than certain other teams that give big contracts to QBs who are proven liabilities in the playoffs. On the flip side, both P. Manning and Brady got carried to SBs by great teams while they were old and declining.

There are already rumblings about benching him, it didn't take long

During an interview with Seattle Sports 710-AM, Macdonald was asked whether anything other than an injury between now and the start of the season could lead the Seahawks to go with another quarterback.

The question came a day after Darnold delivered an up-and-down performance in the Seahawks' fourth day of OTAs, the first of which that was open to reporters. Darnold's lowlights while leading the No. 1 offense included two interceptions in a span of three plays during a 7-on-7 period in the red zone, as well as several plays that fizzled with the quarterback holding onto the ball.

If Seattle is very lucky this turns into another Matt Flynn situation.

[El Turco]

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Baker is underrated, I thought Burrow would be higher. Seattle paid 100m to improve from 31st to 24th

[Cactus Jack]

The last two full seasons that Rodgers has played (2022 & 2024) he's been a below average starter.

In 2022, his QBR was 26th best (41.3). Last season, he finished 25th (48.0). Just barely edging out guys like Daniel Jones & Anthony Richardson.

It's been 3 full years since he's put together a good season by his standards. He's also 41. It was pretty evident this past season that he didn't have much juice.

I like it for the Steelers. Either it works or it will be a disaster. I think the latter is much more likely but at least it's better than certain other teams that give big contracts to QBs who are proven liabilities in the playoffs. On the flip side, both P. Manning and Brady got carried to SBs by great teams while they were old and declining.

There are already rumblings about benching him, it didn't take long

During an interview with Seattle Sports 710-AM, Macdonald was asked whether anything other than an injury between now and the start of the season could lead the Seahawks to go with another quarterback.

The question came a day after Darnold delivered an up-and-down performance in the Seahawks' fourth day of OTAs, the first of which that was open to reporters. Darnold's lowlights while leading the No. 1 offense included two interceptions in a span of three plays during a 7-on-7 period in the red zone, as well as several plays that fizzled with the quarterback holding onto the ball.

If Seattle is very lucky this turns into another Matt Flynn situation.

Matt flynn??

Sports media ask the dumbest questions. So he had one bad practice? Yeah, let's bench him lol.

Even if Darnold plays bad, then they should get a decent pick out of it.

[Cactus Jack]

Seattle paid 100m to improve from 31st to 24th

You do realize how guarantees work, don't you!?

[QB_Eagles]

The last two full seasons that Rodgers has played (2022 & 2024) he's been a below average starter.

In 2022, his QBR was 26th best (41.3). Last season, he finished 25th (48.0). Just barely edging out guys like Daniel Jones & Anthony Richardson.

It's been 3 full years since he's put together a good season by his standards. He's also 41. It was pretty evident this past season that he didn't have much juice.

I like it for the Steelers. Either it works or it will be a disaster. I think the latter is much more likely but at least it's better than certain other teams that give big contracts to QBs who are proven liabilities in the playoffs. On the flip side, both P. Manning and Brady got carried to SBs by great teams while they were old and declining.

Are we talking about Carson Wentz?

Darnold's deal is very team friendly. It's basically a 1 year guarantee with team options. If he's terrible, he won't be around for long.

A 41 year old Rodgers with his entourage is not a preferable option.

Fwiw the Steelers wanted to sign Darnold. But he chose Seattle instead.

I was thinking more about Dak Prescott.

I'm aware the Seahawks can move onto the next bridge QB smoothly.