NFL 2016
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@mimic Waiting to see what happens with Butler..
He'll go to New Orleans, suck, and return to the Pats on a cheaper deal. New England can easily replace him in the upcoming draft though.
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I think the Saints have the 11th pick in the 1st round. I wonder whether they will be willing to give that up now that they have the 32nd pick in the first round.
@mimic I will personally stop it if they give up the 11th pick for Butler. That would be insane (especially in a draft with a lot of secondary talent). At best, he's worth a fourth round pick.
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A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
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A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
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A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
Only problem is that they've never won anything and usually choke like dogs when things matter
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A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
Only problem is that they've never won anything and usually choke like dogs when things matter
A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
Only problem is that they've never won anything and usually choke like dogs when things matter
That's as accurate a description of Tony Romo as I've ever read
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A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
Only problem is that they've never won anything and usually choke like dogs when things matter
That's as accurate a description of Tony Romo as I've ever read
@mariner4life said in NFL 2016:
A good career despite not much team success. Ended his career with the third highest passer rating of all time. Not bad for someone who went undrafted.
I thought he might have tried a year in Denver but I guess the injuries took their toll. I wonder if he will live to regret his decision
It seems if he did stay in the game, he was likely going to sign with the Texans.
It makes sense. The Texans are in the same state as the Cowboys, so he has no worries about relocating. They also have similar strengths and weaknesses to the Broncos, but they are in an easier division.
Only problem is that they've never won anything and usually choke like dogs when things matter
That's as accurate a description of Tony Romo as I've ever read
Let us relive his greatest moment:
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Former NFL star Aaron Hernandez, acquitted of a double murder just days ago, died after hanging himself in his prison cell Wednesday morning, Massachusetts prisons officials said.
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Former NFL star Aaron Hernandez, acquitted of a double murder just days ago, died after hanging himself in his prison cell Wednesday morning, Massachusetts prisons officials said.
Sad end to a sad story of opportunity lost
Seems to be a problem that a few American sportsmen face - they come up from the "hood" and they still want to keep it real when they make it big. Unfortunately they get dragged down by people around them.
I don't feel overly sorry for him - he made the choice to kill someone, he reaps the consequences of that. In America, those consequences are very big ones.
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Hernandez was from New England so when New England drafted him (despite concerns about his character) he basically hooked up with his old mates. Shame, as he was a real talent and was used as a TE, RB and WR during his short career.
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NFL Draft begins tomorrow. Not a great draft as there are no legit superstars but it appears Myles Garrett will be drafted by the Cleveland Steamers with the first overall pick.
No one really knows who the 49ers should draft. Some say a safety, some say a running back, others say a defensive end. Maybe a quarterback (although most think the 49ers will wait for later rounds to do that, IF a decent QB falls to them)
I'm holding out hope that another team will bite and trade a ton of picks to San Fran for the second overall pick.
