2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by R3P0

What do you expect them to say they would be stupid to comment on it until the trial is over.

A basic, "this is a terrible tragedy which I'm shocked and saddened about. My thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Lloyd's family." Something like that which actually addresses the question. Makes more sense than basically using the Chewbacca Defense of interviews.

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

A basic, "this is a terrible tragedy which I'm shocked and saddened about. My thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Lloyd's family." Something like that which actually addresses the question. Makes more sense than basically using the Chewbacca Defense of interviews.

As a team they already did that

[dcowboy7]

Jenn Brown got hired by NFLN....sweet.

[Brady_2_Moss]

BB presser was good...really sounded and acted emotional like he was effected by the murders and how close it was to home. Spoke more than i ever thought he would.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

BB presser was good...really sounded and acted emotional like he was effected by the murders and how close it was to home. Spoke more than i ever thought he would.

Whoa now, are you telling me hoodie both had an opinion about something and was emotional? I can't wait to see that when I get home. Very out of character. I was expecting another robotic non-answer on the topic.

[Brady_2_Moss]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Whoa now, are you telling me hoodie both had an opinion about something and was emotional? I can't wait to see that when I get home. Very out of character. I was expecting another robotic non-answer on the topic.

well all of the questions were on hernandez...but his legal team told him to not to answer any questions about him..so he answered nothing.

His opening statement was the great part.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

well all of the questions were on hernandez...but his legal team told him to not to answer any questions about him..so he answered nothing.

As opposed to if his legal team told him to answer ALL questions about him he would answer nothing either ?

[Brady_2_Moss]

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

As opposed to if his legal team told him to answer ALL questions about him he would answer nothing either ?

Thats bill nothing will change. All he does is win so i could careless

[Navster]

Here Are All 31 NFL Players Who Have Been Arrested Since The Super Bowl

Thirty-one active players were arrested, most infamously star New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez. Since the Super Bowl on February 3, NFL players have been arrested for everything from public intoxication to street racing, child abuse, and trying to solicit a prostitute.

The NFL is using the slogan "Back To Football" to promote the upcoming season, but it'll be tough to forget everything that went down this spring and summer.

Using the comprehensive databases of both Pro Football Talk and the San Diego Union Tribune, here's the list of the 31 active players who were arrested:

[Show spoiler]1.Michael Boley, New York Giants (Feb. 8): Arrested for child abuse in Alabama.

2.Da'Quan Bowers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Feb. 18): Arrested for having a gun in his luggage at LaGuardia Airport, charges later reduced to disorderly conduct.

3.Al Netter, San Francisco 49ers (Feb. 22): Arrested for DUI in California.

4.Desmond Bryant, Cleveland Browns (Feb. 24): Arrested for criminal mischief in Miami.

5.J'Marcus Webb, Chicago Bears (Feb. 24): Arrested for marijuana possession in Illinois, charges dropped.

6.Javarris Lee, Arizona Cardinals (March 7): Arrested for failing to appear in court in Florida.

7.Quinton Carter, Denver Broncos (March 9): Arrested for allegedly cheating at craps at a Vegas casino, case dismissed.

8.Cody Grimm, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (March 10 and May 28): Arrested for public intoxication in Virginia twice.

9.Evan Rodriguez, Chicago Bears (March 21 and May 31): Arrested for resisting an officer in Miami (charges later dropped), and then for DUI, speeding and "improper lane usage."

10.Trumaine Johnson, St. Louis Rams (March 22): Arrested for misdemeanor DUI in Montana.

11.Brandon Barden, Tennessee Titans (March 23): Arrested on suspicion of DUI after driving his car off the road in Georgia.

12.Amari Spivey, Detroit Lions (March 27): Arrested for third-degree assault in an alleged domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend in Connecticut.

13.William Moore, Atlanta Falcons (April 18): Arrested for simple battery after allegedly grabbing a woman by the shoulder in Atlanta.

14.Rolando McClain, Baltimore Ravens (April 22): Arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest in Alabama.

15.Ronnell Lewis, Detroit Lions (April 23): Arrested for getting in a bar fight in Oklahoma.

16.Quentin Groves, Cleveland Browns (April 24): Arrested for solicitation in a prostitution sting in Ohio.

17.Cliff Harris, New York Jets (May 2): Arrested for marijuana possession in New Jersey.

18.Claude Davis, New York Jets (May 2): Arrested for marijuana possession in New Jersey.

19.Daryl Washington, Arizona Cardinals (May 3): Arrested for aggravated assault after an alleged domestic violence incident with his ex-girlfriend.

20.Armonty Bryant, Cleveland Browns (May 6): Arrested for DUI in Oklahoma.

21.Titus Young, free agent (May 5, twice, and May 10): Arrested on suspicion of DUI , and then arrested again on the same day for trying to steal his own car from the tow yard. Arrested less than a week later for burglary.

22.Mike Goodson, New York Jets (May 17): Arrested on drug and gun charges in New Jersey.

23.Joe Morgan, New Orleans Saints (May 29): Arrested for DWI in Louisiana.

24.Pacman Jones, Cincinnati Bengals (June 11): Arrested on an assault charge for allegedly punching a woman outside a club in Cincinnati.

25.Jason Peters, Philadelphia Eagles (June 12): Arrested for street racing and leading police on a high-speed chase.

26.Aaron Hernandez, New England Patriots (June 26): Arrested for murder and five gun-related charges in Massachusetts.

27.Ausar Walcott, Cleveland Browns (June 26): Arrested for attempted murder after punching a man outside a club in New Jersey.

28.Joe Lefeged, Indianapolis Colts (June 29): Arrested for allegedly having an unregistered gun in his car in Washington DC.

29.Dan Connor, New York Giants (July 6): Arrested for having a switchblade in his luggage at a Philadelphia airport.

30.Alfonzo Dennard, New England Patriots (July 11): Arrested on suspicion of DUI in Nebraska.

31.Eric Wright, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (July 12): Arrested on suspicion of DUI in Los Angeles.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by Navster

Here Are All 31 NFL Players Who Have Been Arrested Since The Super Bowl

They seem to be counting even players that were just on the 90 player roster.

So 90 players x 32 teams = 2,880 players which = 1.1% arrest rate compared to the general poplulation rate which i think is about 4.5%.

So really it aint that bad.

[fatediesel]

The Cowboys have finally sold naming rights to their stadium, and the stadium is now AT&T Stadium. No word yet on how much money or how long the agreement is for.

[Navster]

Raiders have all of there draft picks signed , that being said, i'll be shocked if we win more then 5 games this year, looking forward to next year when we'll have almost $50 Million in cap space, and a major player in free agency

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by Navster

Raiders have all of there draft picks signed , that being said, i'll be shocked if we win more then 5 games this year, looking forward to next year when we'll have almost $50 Million in cap space, and a major player in free agency

And since when is building a team through FA the smart way to do it? Typical of Oakland building wrong.

[Blu-Benny]

Originally Posted by R3P0

And since when is building a team through FA the smart way to do it? Typical of Oakland building wrong.

it doesn't hurt to bring a veteran guy in to have a leader on the team. i wish the Packers would do that once in a while.

[Navster]

Originally Posted by R3P0

And since when is building a team through FA the smart way to do it? Typical of Oakland building wrong.

Well Al is no longer around to hand out stupid contracts, and we have around $40M dead money this year becuase of his contracts, so it will be a refresher to sign guys who want to play, and not just over pay someone just becuase...

Originally Posted by Blu-Benny

it doesn't hurt to bring a veteran guy in to have a leader on the team. i wish the Packers would do that once in a while.

This

[Navster]

Matt Ryan's deal is done, 5 yr $103 Million... $20.75M per year, and gets $63 Million over the first 3 years... Per pft

Chris Mortensen has also confirmed the deal, $59M guaranteed...

[fatediesel]

Ryan is still going to play out the final year of his current deal so over 6 years it's worth $113.75 million, or just under $19 million per year.

It will be interesting to see how the deal is structured. Aaron Rodgers deal is structured so the cap hit is fairly consistent so he'll likely play out the entire deal (assuming he stays healthy and effective), whereas Joe Flacco's deal is so backloaded that it's a virtual certainty that they'll need to renegotiate after 3 years.

[JohnWayne]

Jerry Jones changed the name of Cowboys Stadium to "AT&T Stadium". Damn wrinkley bastard, all he cares about is money. Now hopefully my AT&T phone will actually have service inside the stadium at least.

[sycro]

Matt Ryan signed a 5 yr, 103.75 extension. 1 less year, but higher average than Flacco (20.75 vs 20.1)

[Blu-Benny]

it appears that Greg Jennings has learned how to be a douche now that he's a Viking and is talking crap about Rodgers.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...kings/2586929/

whatever....have fun catching balls from Christian Ponder!!