2024 NFL Season Thread

[O.G.]

It gives the Ravens another weapon. But defense should've been the 1st priority.

He will be wide open. Easy target. I agree with ya about defense.

 

[Maywood]

 

[Playmaker88]

Lol

That shit dont cure suck though lol

 

[grYmes]

lol, no it doesn’t. The odds all these dudes would be successful at the same time are against them. What a shit take.

 

[Maywood]

Nah

 

[Maywood]

 

[Dwayne]

@Fields fans

 

[Dwayne]

Lmao.

The excuses is wild right now.

 

[IP360]

I'll give him credit...Tomlinson know what's he's doing. Still fucc Steelers

 

[O.G.]

@Fields fans

jets & giants

 

[Agent_Ro]

 

[Chi-Town B]

@Fields fans

He's not a good qb

 

[IP360]

I guess this answers Jeff Saturday's question on First Take earlier when he asked how long they benching Richardson. Ether

 

[757'sFinest]

I guess this answers Jeff Saturday's question on First Take earlier when he asked how long they benching Richardson. Ether

Yeah this is basically a we need to win now move but this also makes ballard look bad too

 

[TheMadLionsFan]

Anthony Richardson should have sat for a year.

Dude had like a 55% completion percentage in college

 

[grYmes]

Anthony Richardson should have sat for a year.

Dude had like a 55% completion percentage in college

He pretty much did that last year. Granted he was hurt.

It’s funny tho cuz everyone kept saying he’s a project QB yet he started week 1 last season & he looked very promising those four games. Makes me wonder how things would of went had he not got hurt.

 

[Marc123]

Gaaaaat damn!!!

That means what they see from him on tape must be horrible.

He prolly gone get two more chances to start. If he fails again, might be a wrap.

Homie might be the next dwayne haskins

 

[mike030270]

He pretty much did that last year. Granted he was hurt.

It’s funny tho cuz everyone kept saying he’s a project QB yet he started week 1 last season & he looked very promising those four games. Makes me wonder how things would of went had he not got hurt.

Shouldn't have been taken so high

 

[Reed MJ]

NFL in general needs to stop throwing unproven and rookie QBs out there/ drafting them so high. Chance of getting a JD5 or Stroud is really low. If you don't check EVERY box while you were in college, no way in hell am I starting you.

 

[IP360]

The days of having rookies sit behind a vet and learn are long gone. These owners want instant success now. Which sucks for rookies. B/c they're essentially throwing them in the deep end of the pool, and expecting them to swim. And lot of these teams don't even have the pieces in place for the qb to succeed (ie. Panthers).

No o-line? Who cares...go win us games. No receivers? Who cares...go win us games. HC incompetent? Who cares...go win us games. So in that sense I get it. I think had Richardson had a good qb vet by his side to kinda school him about team/NFL expectations, I think that game would've turned out different.