TheBossman
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Niners on the come up.
The Official NFL Offseason Thread
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TheBossman
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Wouldn't it be funny if the Cleveland Browns threw a whole bunch of money at Drew Brees to leave New Orleans? that would be hilarious.
TheMadLionsFan
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Natural Born Sinners
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Why. Niggas been had one of the worst RB situation in the league for years. Why not kick the tires on a former pro bowler, who can run between the tackles and catch passes out of backfield.
Natural Born Sinners
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They will. Never say never. But I wouldn't worry. His relationship w the coach will most likely be the true xfactor.
Well damn lol. Tannenbaum is a bum ass GM (for giving Suh that contract)
We just did with Cutler at QB lol
He did have good seasons with the Dolphins. Oh well
TheMadLionsFan
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I'd take him as a speedy fourth receiver....put him in the slot and have him return kicks.
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wadupdoe!313
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I'll take suh back in Detroit for the right price. Detroit needs suh and sit needs Detroit
TheMadLionsFan
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NFL, ESPN relationship hits a low point
Mike Florio
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ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports•March 12, 2018
Monday Night Football contract, there’s a palpable sense that a relationship dating back to 1987 could be ending.">With ESPN only three years away from the final year of its Monday Night Football contract, there’s a palpable sense that a relationship dating back to 1987 could be ending.
Outside the Lines that they felt went out of their way to portray the NFL in a bad light.”">League executives complained about the atmosphere between the NFL and ESPN. “In particular,” Ourand writes, “they pointed to stories on ESPN.com and Outside the Lines that they felt went out of their way to portray the NFL in a bad light.”
ESPN consistently has complained about the quality of its schedule, which the NFL has regarded as something lesser than a FOX/CBS/NBC package because of the more limited audience on cable.
New ESPN president Jimmy Pitaro will be trying to repair the relationship, but it sounds like ESPN has some leverage as 2020 approaches. As noted by Ourand, ESPN has removed language from affiliate deals that essentially required ESPN to keep the NFL in order to maintain its fee from cable and satellite provides. That dynamic has emboldened ESPN executives, contributing to a current climate that has included ESPN ditching its Super Bowl party.
Monday Night Football. If not, one of the other cable or broadcast networks could acquire the package, freezing ESPN out for at least 2021 — and possibly for a lot longer than that.">More recently, ESPN has been miffed by the decision to simulcast NFL Network’s coverage of the draft on FOX and by the looming loss of ESPN’s wild-card playoff game. The bigger question is whether ESPN and NFL can sufficiently repair the fissure in the hopes of laying the foundation for a new deal for Monday Night Football. If not, one of the other cable or broadcast networks could acquire the package, freezing ESPN out for at least 2021 — and possibly for a lot longer than that.
Mike Florio
,
ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports•March 12, 2018
Monday Night Football contract, there’s a palpable sense that a relationship dating back to 1987 could be ending.">With ESPN only three years away from the final year of its Monday Night Football contract, there’s a palpable sense that a relationship dating back to 1987 could be ending.
Outside the Lines that they felt went out of their way to portray the NFL in a bad light.”">League executives complained about the atmosphere between the NFL and ESPN. “In particular,” Ourand writes, “they pointed to stories on ESPN.com and Outside the Lines that they felt went out of their way to portray the NFL in a bad light.”
ESPN consistently has complained about the quality of its schedule, which the NFL has regarded as something lesser than a FOX/CBS/NBC package because of the more limited audience on cable.
New ESPN president Jimmy Pitaro will be trying to repair the relationship, but it sounds like ESPN has some leverage as 2020 approaches. As noted by Ourand, ESPN has removed language from affiliate deals that essentially required ESPN to keep the NFL in order to maintain its fee from cable and satellite provides. That dynamic has emboldened ESPN executives, contributing to a current climate that has included ESPN ditching its Super Bowl party.
Monday Night Football. If not, one of the other cable or broadcast networks could acquire the package, freezing ESPN out for at least 2021 — and possibly for a lot longer than that.">More recently, ESPN has been miffed by the decision to simulcast NFL Network’s coverage of the draft on FOX and by the looming loss of ESPN’s wild-card playoff game. The bigger question is whether ESPN and NFL can sufficiently repair the fissure in the hopes of laying the foundation for a new deal for Monday Night Football. If not, one of the other cable or broadcast networks could acquire the package, freezing ESPN out for at least 2021 — and possibly for a lot longer than that.
TheMadLionsFan
Out chea thuggin in my home office.
If this happens, I expect Ebron to be traded by the end of the week.
Natural Born Sinners
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DRC gonna be a good pick up for whoever gets him. His tackling is suspect, but far as coverage goes. He still got it