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[ghost]

I did not know bronze busts last 40,000 years.

[ghost]

Did the NFL teams in cap-hell just escape actual repercussions? Looks like $10 billion a year for the next 10 years.

[Bolt4Knob]

Did the NFL teams in cap-hell just escape actual repercussions? Looks like $10 billion a year for the next 10 years.

I still hope the salary cap is in the 181m range as was reported by Pelissero last week. That would be a big time advantage for the Chargers when you look at the current cap and how they can increase their cap space with one or two players being released - Turner for sure is probably gone - that would give them even more flexibility

I don't care if a higher cap gives the Chargers more money -- but giving teams like the Bills, Packers Rams and Chiefs another 10m is more important to them than the Chargers getting another 10m

[wu-dai clan]

Top 10 EDGE Rushers 2020.
Double Teams Faced (DTF)
Joey Bosa.
JJ Watt.

Top 10 EDGE Rushers 2020
Pass Rush Win Rate (PRWR)
Joey Bosa.
JJ Watt.

The Chargers should make a serious play for JJ Watt.
Go ahead and double team both.
We will destroy your QB will blitzes.

[wu-dai clan]

Per Gil Brandt...

Raiders drafting results.
--2004 Robert Gallery...next pick...Larry Fitzgerald.
--2005 Fabian Washington...next pick...Aaron Rodgers.
--2006 JaMarcus Russell...next pick...Calvin Johnson.

And Gil loved Al Davis,
but facts are facts.

[Classic]

VJAx has been found dead. Man this is wild right now.

[21&500]

Per Gil Brandt...

Raiders drafting results.
--2004 Robert Gallery...next pick...Larry Fitzgerald.
--2005 Fabian Washington...next pick...Aaron Rodgers.
--2006 JaMarcus Russell...next pick...Calvin Johnson.

And Gil loved Al Davis,
but facts are facts.

Scary to imagine Aaron dressed in Sliver and Black throwing to Fitz and Megatron

[21&500]

VJAx has been found dead. Man this is wild right now.

Shocking
RIP VJ

[wu-dai clan]

RIP VJax.

[Boltnut]

Spotrac--no one knows this market that's coming.

In spite of your crisis declaration, LAC will end up in fine shape.

Absolutely correct re: market. What is indisputable is that certain teams (Packers, Rams, Chiefs, Steelers) will have to jettison current players to get below cap... even before re-signs occur. Players could re-structure or retire. Even if they retire, guaranteed money accelerates. If they trade them, guaranteed money accelerates. If they cut them June 1st or restructure them they only kick the can down the road and become the Saints or Eagles.

There is no "crisis declaration" or "disaster movie" here. Just available FA's, market value projections, current contracts with previously paid bonuses. Anything after that is speculation and philosophical debate. The future development of Tevi, Feeney, and Lamp fall into the latter category. Hence, divergent theories about the IOL are encouraged... I've adopted your Feiler suggestion. Although speculative, it's sound thinking.

Either way... LAC will be in fine shape (barring unsound FA signings). The question is... how do you maintain that status while working toward competency? Are we competent along the OL sans overly optimistic prognostications?

[Bolt4Knob]

Absolutely correct re: market. What is indisputable is that certain teams (Packers, Rams, Chiefs, Steelers) will have to jettison current players to get below cap... even before re-signs occur. Players could re-structure or retire. Even if they retire, guaranteed money accelerates. If they trade them, guaranteed money accelerates. If they cut them June 1st or restructure them they only kick the can down the road and become the Saints or Eagles.

There is no "crisis declaration" or "disaster movie" here. Just available FA's, market value projections, current contracts with previously paid bonuses. Anything after that is speculation and philosophical debate. The future development of Tevi, Feeney, and Lamp fall into the latter category. Hence, divergent theories about the IOL are encouraged... I've adopted your Feiler suggestion. Although speculative, it's sound thinking.

Either way... LAC will be in fine shape (barring unsound FA signings). The question is... how do you maintain that status while working toward competency? Are we competent along the OL sans overly optimistic prognostications?

And those teams, include the Bills too, are why I want the cap to stay in the 180-182 range, nothing much over 185. The extra cash will help those teams more than it will help the Chargers.

As for Tevi, Lamp and Feeney - the market should decide what they get paid

I too am on the Feiler bandwagon - Steelers probably cannot bring him back more than likely

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The rumor mill is goin' churning with Chicago wanting Carson Wentz. IMO, His mechanics are awful. His base is fucked and he's fixin' to throw pigeon-toed. Carson Wentz's accurate pass % on throws less than 10 yards downfield was 46% Worst in the NFL.