2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Batman1980]

[BizCat]

You know, I have really loved the recent drafts. Last year in Nashville, that place was just jumping! And it makes me think that next year, being in Cleveland, would be so much fun just to be in that atmosphere.

But I really did enjoy this year's draft. It was fun to see the manager's and coaches' families, their homes, etc. I've never been a fan of Roger, I think he's a terrible commissioner, but this allowed him to show his soft side and he was real personal - and I enjoyed listening and watching him.

I don't suspect it'll over be this virtual draft again, but I certainly wouldn't be against it. It all comes down to money..... like everything else. Too much money to be made when a city is awarded the opportunity to host.

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by RageATL

I'd be plenty p*ssed off if I was Las Vegas. They legit just got skipped over.

They're hosting it now in 2022.

[dcowboy7]

I missed the draft crowds - just didnt feel as big this yr.

Now theyre saying schedule rlse on 5/7 may be put on hold.

[Batman1980]

Breeland, re-signed to a one-year, $4.5 million contract earlier this month, is facing five charges — resisting arrest, transporting alcohol in a motor vehicle with the seal broken, open container of beer or wine in a motor vehicle, possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana or 10 grams of hash, and driving without a license. The Chiefs are aware of the situation but have yet to comment on the matter, per multiple reports. As of Tuesday night, the 28-year-old was still in custody without a set bond. We'll have more on this developing story as it unfolds.

Source - Rotoworld.com

[imsounoriginal]

Someone's enjoying their quarantine lol

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by BizCat

You know, I have really loved the recent drafts. Last year in Nashville, that place was just jumping! And it makes me think that next year, being in Cleveland, would be so much fun just to be in that atmosphere.

But I really did enjoy this year's draft. It was fun to see the manager's and coaches' families, their homes, etc. I've never been a fan of Roger, I think he's a terrible commissioner, but this allowed him to show his soft side and he was real personal - and I enjoyed listening and watching him.

I don't suspect it'll over be this virtual draft again, but I certainly wouldn't be against it. It all comes down to money..... like everything else. Too much money to be made when a city is awarded the opportunity to host.

Agreed, Nashvegas was hopping last year, my nephew was there and his videos were wild.

Originally Posted by BizCat

They're hosting it now in 2022.

Ahh, VERY cool, hadn't heard this.

[Tony208]

Matt LeFleur already sick of Aaron Rodgers after one season

[rickah88]

I’d be fine seeing the draft go virtual from here on out. Never liked large crowds anyway, and this was much more enticing to watch. If anything, just to see how the league would improve upon the experience.

[Ray O. Blu]

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Had to upload at a lower resolution. This is a pic from a 4K/60 video I took of the first 4K test presentation at the Stadium.

Makes me want to upgrade to at least a 100’ screen!

[Waboman]

The Commish did a great job with the virtual draft and seeing inside the coaches at home, even Jerrah on his yacht, was fun. Plus the money they raised was the icing on the cake. I enjoyed this version much more than that old non virtual version of 2019.

[Waboman]

Here's something to bake your noodle. The Houston Oilers who are no longer an NFL franchise and went out of existence 24 years ago, have won a division title more recently than the Cleveland Browns.

[imsounoriginal]

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell volunteered to reduce his salary last month to $0, per a league spokesman; it began earlier this month.

Roger Goodell's voluntary salary reduction has nothing to do with the league's prospects for the 2020 season. League is planning on playing the 2020 season as scheduled at this time, and will be prepared to make adjustments if necessary.

via Adam Schefter

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Waboman

Here's something to bake your noodle. The Houston Oilers who are no longer an NFL franchise and went out of existence 24 years ago, have won a division title more recently than the Cleveland Browns.

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by BizCat

I've never been a fan of Roger, I think he's a terrible commissioner, but this allowed him to show his soft side and he was real personal - and I enjoyed listening and watching him.

Same here, couldn't agree more on all points. One day over some beers, I'll tell ya my recent story about Rog and yours truly.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Waboman

Here's something to bake your noodle. The Houston Oilers who are no longer an NFL franchise and went out of existence 24 years ago, have won a division title more recently than the Cleveland Browns.

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by Waboman

Here's something to bake your noodle. The Houston Oilers who are no longer an NFL franchise and went out of existence 24 years ago, have won a division title more recently than the Cleveland Browns.

That's partially true, seeing as how the 'old browns' are the Ravens

[El Rey]

Circle of Life

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...re-career-ends

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by El Rey

Circle of Life

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...re-career-ends

Haha, Yep!

[rickah88]

Eagles sign SB LII hero Corey Clement to a very team friendly 1yr deal. Adam Caplan reports Eagles are considering a vet RB signing too.
Maybe Hyde or Freeman for a bruiser role?
Hopefully they can lure Peters and/or Bradham on friendly deal as well.