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Reign in Blood wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Denver had a good run and snagged a ring. Now that run has ended but be glad you won the big one to reward that great defense you all had. Only New England stays competitive for what seems like forever.

Which chaps my ass. Kraft and Belichick made a deal with the devil, I'm sure of it.

Just keep telling yourself this is their last year,like i do

Tiggnutz wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Denver had a good run and snagged a ring. Now that run has ended but be glad you won the big one to reward that great defense you all had. Only New England stays competitive for what seems like forever.

Which chaps my ass. Kraft and Belichick made a deal with the devil, I'm sure of it.

Just keep telling yourself this is their last year,like i do

Just gotta land the best QB ever with a low draft pick who doesn't mind taking cap friendly deals every single year, instead of trying to break the bank in such a way that end up gutting the roster to keep them.

Joe Flacco, Baltimore, $24.55 million
Carson Palmer, Arizona, $24.125 million
Kirk Cousins, Washington, $23.943 million
Matt Ryan, Atlanta, $23.75 million
Matthew Stafford, Detroit, $22 million
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, $20.3 million
Cam Newton, Carolina, $20.166 million
Philip Rivers, Los Angeles Chargers, $20 million
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants, $19.7 million
Andrew Luck, Indianapolis, $19.4 million
Drew Brees, New Orleans, $19 million
Russell Wilson, Seattle, $18.8 million
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh, $18.2 million
Sam Bradford, Minnesota, $18 million
Alex Smith, Kansas City, $16.9 million
Derek Carr, Oakland, $15.7 million
Andy Dalton, Cincinnati, $15.7 million
Tom Brady, New England, $14 million
Mike Glennon, Chicago, $14 million
Jay Cutler, Miami, $10 million
Tyrod Taylor, Buffalo, $9.7 million
Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay, $6.9 million
Marcus Mariota, Tennessee, $6.6 million
Blake Bortles, Jacksonville, $6.57 million
Josh McCown, N.Y. Jets, $6.5 million
Jared Goff, L.A. Rams, $6.4 million
Carson Wentz, Philadelphia, $6 million
Brian Hoyer, San Francisco, $5.3 million
DeShone Kizer, Cleveland, $899,711
Tom Savage, Houston, $765,146
Dak Prescott, Dallas, $635,848
Trever Siemian, Denver, $628,196

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Over and over Brady takes way less at a glamour position. Even in his signing bonus years, he makes it manageable where he lands in the top 3, and then drops back into the lower half. You start sprinkling those extra millions over a team at the non-glamour spots and you can substantially improve several positions.

Thank you for the lesson Fooskey, we all know that is part of it. It also helps he bangs a chick who makes (or made at least) more than he does, so taking a bit less when you are as competitive as him ain't no big thing. Kinda sickening to see him boxed in by the Ginger Wonder and Glennon, though.

They still, without fail, even when they ebb and flow, always field a competitive team that somehow is able to figure shit out even when things are looking down (like their defensive situation to start this year). Fuckers.

Reign in Blood wrote:Thank you for the lesson Fooskey, we all know that is part of it. It also helps he bangs a chick who makes (or made at least) more than he does, so taking a bit less when you are as competitive as him ain't no big thing. Kinda sickening to see him boxed in by the Ginger Wonder and Glennon, though.

They still, without fail, even when they ebb and flow, always field a competitive team that somehow is able to figure shit out even when things are looking down (like their defensive situation to start this year). Fuckers.

I just don't know the average fan recognizes just how much he leaves on the table every single year. I bet it is gonna approach $100 M over the course of his career. That is a lot, even with a rich wifey.

Foo wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Thank you for the lesson Fooskey, we all know that is part of it. It also helps he bangs a chick who makes (or made at least) more than he does, so taking a bit less when you are as competitive as him ain't no big thing. Kinda sickening to see him boxed in by the Ginger Wonder and Glennon, though.

They still, without fail, even when they ebb and flow, always field a competitive team that somehow is able to figure shit out even when things are looking down (like their defensive situation to start this year). Fuckers.

I just don't know the average fan recognizes just how much he leaves on the table every single year. I bet it is gonna approach $100 M over the course of his career. That is a lot, even with a rich wifey.

They don't. Is 100 M worth 5 rings, though?

Brady got massive cool points when he reiterated all my shit talking that I've made about him being a top tier QB. :p

After the Super Bowl, the media hounded him with comparisons to Montana and possibly being ahead of him. He gave the coolest response in history. He could've taken the other approach and been like" I don't know. Montana was great, I'm just honored that somebody mentioned me in the same sentence" or something. But he comes out with this beautiful gem.

"I don't agree with that, and I'll tell you why. I know myself as a player. I'm really a product of what I've been around, who I was coached by, what I played against, in the era I played in. I really believe if a lot of people were in my shoes they could accomplish the same kinds of things. So I've been very fortunate."

A+

Only one QB can win behind this god awful Broncos o-line

Jason wrote:Only one QB can win behind this god awful Broncos o-line

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Jeff Blake, baby!

Tony Romo is an awesome commentator.

Making watching us play the fucking Pats fun. Even though they are annoyingly hard to play against with such a bollocks defense.

showa58taro wrote:Tony Romo is an awesome commentator.

Dude could be the GOAT.

Jmac Attack wrote:

showa58taro wrote:Tony Romo is an awesome commentator.

Dude could be the GOAT.

His ability to call what defenses are going to do, and what an offense needs to do, is incredible. Really is.

Add in good anecdotes and he’s got a future in the booth.

Nobody looking like they want the AFC West. Crazy year for it.

The Broncos are very good. At least it was a close game!

Headhunter wrote:The Broncos are very good. At least it was a close game!

KC have let the wheels come off. Raiders couldn’t defend s flag football team. Denver look like they gave up long ago. Osweiler is a shadow of the QB they thought he was. Only Chargers today looked like a team with anything to give.

Trade Splooge to GB so he can take them to the promised land.

I only saw one play in this game, and it was Bork missing Sanders on 4th down on the last play of the game.

The team basically quit because of how horrible Siemian is, Brock has actually been an improvement.