2021 NFL Off-Season Thread

[VerbalPuke]

Too very little surprise Justin Coleman and Jesse James have been released in Detroit. 

[Lineker]

 

[gunnar hendershow]

Apparently it's for $14 million, which is a good price to pay if you didn't watch him last season.

[Mick]

Tom Brady reached agreement with the Buccaneers today on a four-year contract extension that voids to a one-year extension that locks him into Tampa through the 2022 season, sources tell ESPN.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 12, 2021

[Lineker]

11 minutes ago, Mick said:

(Bay)

[Mick]

1 minute ago, Lineker said:

(Bay)

 

[The Buscher]

I'd put decent odds at Brady getting the Gretzky treatment and having his HOF waiting period waived whenever he retires.  I mean he may not retire until he's 70 so may as well.

[Lineker]

 

[LL!]

14 minutes ago, Buschie Lee said:

I'd put decent odds at Brady getting the Gretzky treatment and having his HOF waiting period waived whenever he retires.  I mean he may not retire until he's 70 so may as well.

He'll retire like the rest of us at 65. Tom Brady, man of the people. 

[gunnar hendershow]

Just now, LL. said:

He'll retire like the rest of us at 65. Tom Brady, man of the people. 

Brady, forever desperate to be seen as a regular guy, will retire only after he is fully social security eligible and make a big show of his last 6 months of work by responding to every minor inconvenience with an exasperated "come on Tom, you got this, only 6 more months!"

[LL!]

Just now, damshow said:

Brady, forever desperate to be seen as a regular guy, will retire only after he is fully social security eligible and make a big show of his last 6 months of work by responding to every minor inconvenience with an exasperated "come on Tom, you got this, only 6 more months!"

Only to be injured on the second to last day of those 6 months so that someone could say, "Ah geez. He only had one more day till retirement."

[Meacon Keaton]

And he’ll still be pissing and moaning that he was drafted 199th overall.

[Schlitzbrille]

He'll still have better hair than 90% of the public, though.

[Adam]

Robert Alford has signed a one-year deal with the Cardinals, a day after being released from his previous contract with the team. In two years he has played 0 games due to injury.

I sincerely hope he has better luck this time round, we have been sorely lacking at Cornerback for a while.

[Lowerdeck]

3 hours ago, damshow said:

Apparently it's for $14 million, which is a good price to pay if you didn't watch him last season.

 

Allegedly it's an incentive heavy deal like last year.

 

I'm not opposed to Cam coming back, but I really hope he gets better than last year or that's likely a huge overpay.

[livid]

If it's incentive based and he sucks he won't come close to the $14M figure anyways. 

I still think he can be solid but very hard to tell when he has nobody to throw the ball to like last season.

[livid]

VERY incentive based lol

 

[Lowerdeck]

It's not terrible, but I'm hoping that they find a QB in the draft to prepare for 2022 and after.  And not in like round 5 or 6 either.

 

Not sure what will be available at 15 though.  Even Mac Jones might be off the board then, and I can't see Bill trading up for someone with this high of demand.

[Lineker]

Kellen Mond!

[VerbalPuke]

Eh could do worse than kicking the tires on Cam Newton one more time. I honestly wouldn't have minded him as a stop gap before the whole Stafford trade happened.