Yeah you can see why this didn't work in Miami. They won but he held them to a standard still.
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Aaron Rodgers would prefer to play for the Los Angeles Rams if the team moves on from Matthew Stafford.
Rodgers would bring Davante Adams with him once the Jets WR becomes a free agent in this scenario.
Via the New York Daily News reporter Pat Leonard.
lol why the hell would the rams go older.
Rodgers would bring Davante Adams with him once the Jets WR becomes a free agent in this scenario.
Via the New York Daily News reporter Pat Leonard.
lol why the hell would the rams go older.
Rodgers will be half the price and they can get a first round pick for Stafford
Both Stafford and Rodgers have about 2 years left
That is my take
View: https://twitter.com/CincyProblems/status/1894585463257579798?s=19
I'm not hip with the emoji slang so I had to google "blue hat"
"lie" is what popped up.
this was shortly after the Bengals said this:
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So who knows? I get so annoyed from passive aggressive shit from these dudes. But I'm guessing he's miffed that they are dealing with Chase first - and he's probably also miffed about the franchise tag again.
i wish someone would "insult" me with $48,016,000 over the course of 2 years, of which I missed 25% of the games.
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It's said that Brady accepted lower wages than he could have pushed for during his career with the Patriots in order to play with a more talented roster.
I understand players wanting to get paid given that the NFL is basically a money printing machine, but it's strange to me that a QB would push for a record contract rather than take maybe $30 million per year in order to be more successful. I mean once you're being paid that much, how much difference does an extra $20-30 million really make? Do you really need two luxury yachts?
Think of it from any other players perspective though... why should they take less money only so Chase, Burrow, and Hendrickson can have top contracts at their positions?
The NFL is a business... a business where teams can cut your ass at any time and the average career is 3 seasons.
Stafford could do well on current lions team. That would be interesting lol.
Yep, EVERY play should be challengable, as long as you have a challenge to burn. Every ref call should be subject to review if a coach has a challenge in the chamber.
Brady once re-negotiated his contract to take less so that Patriots could afford to re-sign Deion Branch, who at the time, was one of Brady's favorite targets. And then the Pats let him walk anyway and picked up Reche Caldwell. Brady was PISSED apparently. BUt yeah, he took less than he could have gotten throughout his career, he never needed to be the highest paid QB in the league, winning superbowls was more important.
Helped he was married to the richest supermodel in the world.
I think some of it was also his belief in himself having longevity.
If you set out to play until you're 40, making $5m less a year is acceptable knowing your getting like 8 more years than your peers.
Football now is also different with that regard... teams are far less patient these days. A down year and your ass can be gone.
certainly didn't hurt! He could have been a dick like all the other modern QBS that insist they be the highest paid in the league, but he never was.
These numbers are far lower than expected. Michigan had him 24lbs heavier.
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Legendary QB Dan Marino says that he would have won multiple Super Bowls if he was drafted by his hometown team, the Pittsburgh Steelers:
“Well, looking back at their teams, I’d probably have won a couple of Super Bowls. I really do, because of the defense they had."
Via Not Just Football with Cam Heyward.
“Well, looking back at their teams, I’d probably have won a couple of Super Bowls. I really do, because of the defense they had."
Via Not Just Football with Cam Heyward.
Hard to argue that, you can add "some semblance of a run game" to that too.
The only 1,000 yard rusher Marino ever played with in Miami was Karim Abdul-Jabbar (not the basketball one lol). He only once (just) passed 1,000 yards in a season, at 3.6 yards per attempt, indeed he never came close to averaging 4 yards per attempt in his career.
Some years it felt like Dan was carrying the team entirely on his back.
Stafford is an amazing QB
AFC had inferior rosters for the most part for a good decade and a half, Broncos were also mainly carried by a QB
Usually the AFC met a far superior roster in the Super Bowl and got a reality check
Dan was an amazing passer, on a good/great roster no doubt he would have at least been in more super bowls.
I can't deal with fake Mel, yikes
Reporter beef lol