NFL News OT: News from other teams training camps

[DaBruinz]

That sucks for Ford-Wheaton. I really liked him as a dark horse.. Now it won't be until the end of next year that we see what he can do..

 

[DaBruinz]

Take a closer look at his regular season games for taiders and his last game for broncos.

You really should stop while you're behind:

 

[PP2]

Haha..

When the regular season starts, the crowd roars are for real and the adrenalin starts flowing, it's going to hit Brady pretty hard that he's not suiting up anymore.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Patsgofor4]

This shouldn't be a dig at Dak. Bill was wasting picks during the Brady years taking O'Connell (3rd round) in 2008, Ryan Mallett (3rd round) in 2011, Jimmy G (2nd Round) in 2014 and Brissett (3rd round) in 2016.

Be more predictable, you can’t. Do you need some Ibuprofen after twisting yourself into a pretzel while one figuring out a way to turn a post that had nothing to do with the Pats into a criticism about BB? If Brady had been injured and they didn’t have a competent backup, you would have taking a shot at him for that, too. Many teams with high level starting QB in their prime have had success turning developmental QBs into valuable draft capital. Also, it would have been idiotic for the Pats to not draft a QB of the future after Brady passed the age of 35, regardless of how it turned out.

As always, you and the rest of the Pats Fans Fellowhip of the Miserable are GM geniuses as long as you already have the answers to the test. Bill couldn’t assume that Brady would do what no QB in the modern era had done, ie. continue to play at a high level after the age of 40. You probably have no idea about the success rate of QBs drafted on day 3 over the past 20 years so I’ll give you a hint: It is similar to you as a Patsfans poster (scroll down for answer).



















It f*cking sucks.

 

[AQPE]

I put this in the same category as Psycho Bill Polian's phony quote about having a first round grade on Brady. It can't be refuted but smells exactly like ******** to everyone.

 

[AQPE]

Be more predictable, you can’t. Do you need some Ibuprofen after twisting yourself into a pretzel while one figuring out a way to turn a post that had nothing to do with the Pats into a criticism about BB? If Brady had been injured and they didn’t have a competent backup, you would have taking a shot at him for that, too. Many teams with high level starting QB in their prime have had success turning developmental QBs into valuable draft capital. Also, it would have been idiotic for the Pats to not draft a QB of the future after Brady passed the age of 35, regardless of how it turned out.

As always, you and the rest of the Pats Fans Fellowhip of the Miserable are GM geniuses as long as you already have the answers to the test. Bill couldn’t assume that Brady would do what no QB in the modern era had done, ie. continue to play at a high level after the age of 40. You probably have no idea about the success rate of QBs drafted on day 3 over the past 20 years so I’ll give you a hint: It is similar to you as a Patsfans poster (scroll down for answer).



















It f*cking sucks.

It's "amazing" how many of the folks that tell you how they know this guy or that guy was wrong or right for the Pats to draft never let us know before the draft happens. It's one of the benefits of seeing who participates in the draft forum here. Say what you want about @captain stone, he tells you what his impressions are during the college season and in the leadup to the draft, so when the eruption happens you understand why he reacts the way he does, something i respect a lot even when I disagree with his takes.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Be more predictable, you can’t. Do you need some Ibuprofen after twisting yourself into a pretzel while one figuring out a way to turn a post that had nothing to do with the Pats into a criticism about BB? If Brady had been injured and they didn’t have a competent backup, you would have taking a shot at him for that, too. Many teams with high level starting QB in their prime have had success turning developmental QBs into valuable draft capital. Also, it would have been idiotic for the Pats to not draft a QB of the future after Brady passed the age of 35, regardless of how it turned out.

As always, you and the rest of the Pats Fans Fellowhip of the Miserable are GM geniuses as long as you already have the answers to the test. Bill couldn’t assume that Brady would do what no QB in the modern era had done, ie. continue to play at a high level after the age of 40. You probably have no idea about the success rate of QBs drafted on day 3 over the past 20 years so I’ll give you a hint: It is similar to you as a Patsfans poster (scroll down for answer).

It f*cking sucks.

Keep hiding behind that screen big guy.

 

[Uptown]

$30+ million

Agent's Take: Will 49ers' Nick Bosa become the NFL's first $30 million-per-year non-quarterback

The Pro Bowl pass-rusher could cash in big this offseason

www.cbssports.com

 

[Uptown]

Sneaky good potential pickup..especially with Reid’s play calling.

 

[Uptown]

 

[mike_usagisan]

Sneaky good potential pickup..especially with Reid’s play calling.

Dunno. I watched him a bit for the Colts and Commanders. He hasn’t looked good in a long time.

 

[Uptown]

Dunno. I watched him a bit for the Colts and Commanders. He hasn’t looked good in a long time.

I get it, but he won’t have the pressure of being the starter in KC.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Zuma]

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

Haha..

 

[Uptown]

 

[Love The Drake]

Sean Payton on Broncos TE Albert Okwuegbunam's performance vs. Rams: 'He had a big night. I mean, holy cow'

With the 53-man roster cut deadline looming, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton praised tight end Albert Okwuegbunam's performance against the Los Angeles Rams in the team's preseason finale.

www.nfl.com

 

[Love The Drake]

Can't-Miss Play: Denver Broncos quarterback Jarrett Stidham's cannon is lethal on 49-yard bomb to wide receiver Brandon Johnson

I’m not crying your crying I have allergies.