OT: 2024 NFL/NCAA/HS Football Thread

[Emperoreddy]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1840544934526648345

 

[Billdo]

Now that was a vintage Jets let down game.

I don't think they're anywhere near as good as the media and local sports radio thinks they are. Vegas doesn't/didn't either.

 

[Zajacs Bowl Cut]

I'm not sure there are any good NFL teams this year lol

 

[Emperoreddy]

The talent pool being diluted is really showing IMO

 

[My3Sons]

I'm not sure there are any good NFL teams this year lol

KC is still probably the best in the league? Hard to see SEA or MIN as that good

 

[Zajacs Bowl Cut]

KC is still probably the best in the league? Hard to see SEA or MIN as that good

I'll neve write Mahomes off, but they are now without Rice, Hollywood Brown, and Pacheco for most or all of the season. Kelce is getting old.

They'll still win it all when Mahomes throws 5 TDs to the local UPS driver, probably

 

[ZachaFlockaFlame]

I'll neve write Mahomes off, but they are now without Rice, Hollywood Brown, and Pacheco for most or all of the season. Kelce is getting old.

They'll still win it all when Mahomes throws 5 TDs to the local UPS driver, probably

Davante to them makes the most sense trade partner wise but Mark Davis probably rather die than give the Chiefs ANOTHER ring with WR help in a trade. It's gonna be a year like 2007 Giants and 2011 Giants where a random team wins it all probably. If Chiefs get home field, no one is going there and beating them anyway. I like the Ravens but their playoff history is garbage

 

[NjDevsRR]

KC is still probably the best in the league? Hard to see SEA or MIN as that good

I like Minny a lot actually. If Darnold can keep it up, that team is pretty strong. Not many weaknesses

 

[Better Call Sal]

The discourse on Twitter for the Jets is, as tradition, incredibly dramatic.

Yes, that loss sucked. Yes, Saleh will dig his own grave if the penalty issues continue to surface. But we all already knew this.

People saying they want Saleh fired now (like that'll do a lot of good). People questioning the two most talented players they have on offense in Breece and Garrett after bad games.

They're 2-2. They're in the thick of the battle through the first quarter of the season. Yesterday was a day where everything went wrong. Now they have to respond with a unique week having to head to London and face an undefeated team. I'll be hoping they're not panicking over a difficult day for everyone involved and focus on what they can correct. I don't envision Rodgers having throws slip out of his hands again any time soon.

 

[Better Call Sal]

Meanwhile, over in Cleveland. Elijah Moore (and his family evidently) never changes. Maybe you just aren't that f***ing good, buddy?

https://x.com/i/web/status/1840547663441432766

 

[My3Sons]

Meanwhile, over in Cleveland. Elijah Moore (and his family evidently) never changes. Maybe you just aren't that f***ing good, buddy?

https://x.com/i/web/status/1840547663441432766

is that the issue with wide receiver divaness? It's inherited?

 

[Bcap88]

Rudolph gives Tennessee a better chance of winning


Which is unfortunate

 

[Zajacs Bowl Cut]

McDaniel might be a fraud unfortunately

 

[NjDevsRR]

DAMN. What a thing of beauty

 

[ZachaFlockaFlame]

McDaniel might be a fraud unfortunately

Going into this year with no viable backup behind Tua is a Grier problem, the Jets had the same issue and got Tyrod if Rodgers got hurt in the worst case scenario. Skylar Thompson/Mike White and then eventually falling into Tyler Huntley was never it. No reason that Flacco/Tyrod/Winston couldn't be a Dolphin

Rudolph gives Tennessee a better chance of winning


Which is unfortunate

Not really, their defense is above average. Levis has made some of the stupidest mistakes a QB can make the first 4 weeks. They probably beat the Bears/Jets with Rudolph playing like he did tonight.

 

[AfroThunder396]

Going into this year with no viable backup behind Tua is a Grier problem, the Jets had the same issue and got Tyrod if Rodgers got hurt in the worst case scenario. Skylar Thompson/Mike White and then eventually falling into Tyler Huntley was never it. No reason that Flacco/Tyrod/Winston couldn't be a Dolphin



Not really, their defense is above average. Levis has made some of the stupidest mistakes a QB can make the first 4 weeks. They probably beat the Bears/Jets with Rudolph playing like he did tonight.

McDaniel's inability to get any kind of production from his backups is pretty concerning for an alleged "offensive genius." Look at what Mike Lafleur has done with Malik Willis, good coaches should find ways to take limited players and play to their strengths.

 

[ZachaFlockaFlame]

McDaniel's inability to get any kind of production from his backups is pretty concerning for an alleged "offensive genius." Look at what Mike Lafleur has done with Malik Willis, good coaches should find ways to take limited players and play to their strengths.

Sure, I'm not denying that but if you know Tua is one hit away from being out of the league then why not get a premium backup at the worst case scenario? Was Odell needed for them? Guy hasn't played a snap for them and the money could've gone to a backup QB. The roster building that Miami is so top heavy that it's utterly insane. No QB off the street is learning that offense within 1-2 weeks or even to a decent level to run it mid year. They cut Mike White after the preseason and Skylar Thompson is garbage that they consistently bring back because of his decent playoff game v Buffalo a couple of years back when Tua originally got hurt the first time. Like go sign Flacco, Tyrod, Winston or any other capable backup. It's f***ing Miami, the allure is to get paid in a non-taxed state for athletes, beautiful women (if they're single, LOL)/beaches and the worst case, you're playing if something happens to Tua. But if Tua is healthy, you basically have one of the best gigs in the league lol