If OBJ is released by the Browns and is unclaimed, do you want him in NE on the cheap? (Update: Signed by Rams)

[holyredeemer]

considering that von Miller and Beckham haven’t even dressed for the Rams, that would be a big no

Big? I don’t think either puts ‘em over the top. We’ll see if McVay can get it done. There’s only so many guys to spread the ball to, and Miller hasn’t exactly turned it on this year. Wouldn’t be surprised if they come out hot and fizzle towards the end. They should be exciting to watch. They’ve still got the Ravens, Packers, and Cardinals on the schedule, and on the road to boot. That’ll tell everyone what kind of playoff team they will be.

 

[Guts]

Stafford is the key here. The rams are obviously built for a title and i think their defensive front gives them the edge over the typical ‘superteam’. But its gonna rest on the qb too at some point, hard to tell what stafford is capable of postseason wise coming from a loser franchise.

I agree and I would add health as well. Rams do not have much depth they're extremely top heavy

 

[Haterproof]

We all are going to have a front row seat to this train wreck waiting to happen!

 

[zimmy]

I would have liked him but oh well. If he performs for the Rams we can look again in the off-season. Given their cap situation he may well be on the move again .

 

[Toofy]

Come on let's unleash the beast .... Enough of the seal...

Nkeal Harry here he comes.. Armageddon times on the football field...

 

[Calhoun44]

They were only a super team when they won. Mid-season people were saying that Brady was done, failed experiment etc

I didn't pay much attention to the media last year. I just assumed that because they had Gronk, Brown, Brady, Fournette, etc. that they would be considered one. Thanks for clarifying.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

OBJ- Holt
Woods- Bruce
Cupp- Prohl
Stafford- Warner
Floyd-Little
McVay-Martz

warner > stafford

faulk > michel

 

[PP2]

Stafford is the key here. The rams are obviously built for a title and i think their defensive front gives them the edge over the typical ‘superteam’. But its gonna rest on the qb too at some point, hard to tell what stafford is capable of postseason wise coming from a loser franchise.

He's 0-3 in the postseason.

 

[RobertWeathers]

warner > stafford

faulk > michel

I wasn't saying who was better. Just mapping players/positions 20 years later.

 

[RobertWeathers]

Sstaff

He's 0-3 in the postseason.

Stafford has never impressed me. In fairness he played on not-so-great teams.

 

[chasa]

I didn't pay much attention to the media last year. I just assumed that because they had Gronk, Brown, Brady, Fournette, etc. that they would be considered one. Thanks for clarifying.

anyone who says the bucs were not a superteam are blinded by the fact that the bucs went .500 with a QB that threw 30 interceptions and had an additional 10 fumbles.

Brady went to a team with a stacked WR core, a Stacked defense, a young gifted TE, got gronk to come out of retirement and sent to the bucs for ****ing peanuts, and then every vet who was still worth a couple of plays a game signed for vet minimum.

The bucs were 100% a superteam, and they spent the first quarter of the season getting acclimated to each other.

 

[Rob0729]

Hey, maybe now that they signed OBJ, they may have too many receivers. Perhaps they will cut Cooper Kupp. I think he could be a good fit for the Pats. And no one is going to claim him off of waivers.

 

[Bill Lee]

 

[PATSYLICIOUS]

He's 0-3 in the postseason.

he is but to be fair he played for the lions lol i want to see him play for a good team and if this continues

 

[Pats1971]

Hey, maybe now that they signed OBJ, they may have too many receivers. Perhaps they will cut Cooper Kupp. I think he could be a good fit for the Pats. And no one is going to claim him off of waivers.

They are not getting rid of Kupp and the pats cant afford him.

 

[Taco]

I think the Chiefs would be better for OBJ. He could be their WR 2.

 

[Pats1971]

anyone who says the bucs were not a superteam are blinded by the fact that the bucs went .500 with a QB that threw 30 interceptions and had an additional 10 fumbles.

Brady went to a team with a stacked WR core, a Stacked defense, a young gifted TE, got gronk to come out of retirement and sent to the bucs for ****ing peanuts, and then every vet who was still worth a couple of plays a game signed for vet minimum.

The bucs were 100% a superteam, and they spent the first quarter of the season getting acclimated to each other.

Super teams do not go 18 years without winning a playoff game. That stacked defense was 27th the year before Brady went there. Gronk barely caught he ball last year until the playoffs. All those amazing vets any team could have had including the pats. So no, they were not a superteam nobody talked about them and nobody thought they would do anything....until Brady got there.

 

[Ras-IR Dowling]

They are not getting rid of Kupp and the pats cant afford him.

It was a joke.

 

[Pats1971]

I didn't pay much attention to the media last year. I just assumed that because they had Gronk, Brown, Brady, Fournette, etc. that they would be considered one. Thanks for clarifying.

Since when was fournette every considered a running back that would make a super team? Gronk retired and was said to be done. Nobody wanted Brown and Brady hit the cliff, its amazing what winning does.

 

[ashley]

Super teams do not go 18 years without winning a playoff game. That stacked defense was 27th the year before Brady went there. Gronk barely caught he ball last year until the playoffs. All those amazing vets any team could have had including the pats. So no, they were not a superteam nobody talked about them and nobody thought they would do anything....until Brady got there.

So Brady now is responsible for that defense as well....please stop....let's not get into this Brady discussion all over again....please take that to his forum