2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[walruswarrior]

Originally Posted by TitansFan4Life

Kendall Wright would be the biggest playmaker on offense. He was top 10 in receptions and topped 1000 yards even with Fitztragic playing the majority of our games.

We don't have many big time playmakers, but Nate Washington and Delanie Walker are both solid, and there are really high expectations for Justin Hunter in his second year. He's added on 15-20 pounds and has looked great in camp. And there's Bishop Sankey (rookie).

Defense is kind of more of the same. Jurrell Casey is our elite player, but it's yet to be seen how he'll look in a 3-4. McCourty is a good CB. Our LBs are decent with the potential to be good. Wimbley, Morgan, Ayers, Phillips, Woodyard, Brown (hate that loser), etc. ILB and CB are my only concerns on defense, but Ray Horton is gonna make it work.

Not your fault for not knowing... Media gives us no attention so people automatically think our players suck.

I don't think your players suck. I just think they are meh = average. I see an 8-8 or 7-9 season even with a healthy Locker.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by TitansFan4Life

Kendall Wright would be the biggest playmaker on offense. He was top 10 in receptions and topped 1000 yards even with Fitztragic playing the majority of our games.

We don't have many big time playmakers, but Nate Washington and Delanie Walker are both solid, and there are really high expectations for Justin Hunter in his second year. He's added on 15-20 pounds and has looked great in camp. And there's Bishop Sankey (rookie).

Defense is kind of more of the same. Jurrell Casey is our elite player, but it's yet to be seen how he'll look in a 3-4. McCourty is a good CB. Our LBs are decent with the potential to be good. Wimbley, Morgan, Ayers, Phillips, Woodyard, Brown (hate that loser), etc. ILB and CB are my only concerns on defense, but Ray Horton is gonna make it work.

Not your fault for not knowing... Media gives us no attention so people automatically think our players suck.

I forgot about Nate Washington and Delanie Walker(TE?). I would just like to say your boys cost me a 5grand Eliminator pot last season. How they gave Jax their first win, I'll never understand.

[TitansFan4Life]

Originally Posted by rickah88

I forgot about Nate Washington and Delanie Walker(TE?). I would just like to say your boys cost me a 5grand Eliminator pot last season. How they gave Jax their first win, I'll never understand.

I told everyone on here that we would lose that game and not to pick us that week.

That is classic Munchak. Knew it would happen. Yet I think I still picked us for survival that week because it's my team and I had to.

I also forgot to mention Dexter McCluster. He's expected to assume a Danny Woohead (who was with Whiz in SD last year) type role for us.

I'm excited.

[TitansFan4Life]

Originally Posted by walruswarrior

I don't think your players suck. I just think they are meh = average. I see an 8-8 or 7-9 season even with a healthy Locker.

Yea I agree with that actually. I never really said we'd be great this year. I just think we are being wayyyy overlooked.

I think everyone is, for whatever reason, expecting us to be 4-12 or 5-11. I just don't understand that. I'm not expecting immediate results with Whiz and co. but I have high hopes for the future. 8-8 is my current prediction for us. Our range is probably between 6 and 9 wins.

[Brady_2_Moss]

Ok who voted the bills...nvm I know

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Brady_2_Moss

Ok who voted the bills...nvm I know

Let's go Buffalo!

[TitansFan4Life]

I'm gonna have to take a look at some team's schedules before I vote on the poll.

EDIT: I voted Patriots. I could easily see them at 9-0 at the bye. Their schedule isn't that bad. The toughest teams they have (before the bye) are the Bengals, Bears, and Broncos, and they play all of them in Foxborough. Saints would've been my next choice.

[Terjyn]

Looking at the schedule I'm going 49ers. It was between them and the Seahawks to me, but I expect the Seahawks to have an off-year, since it seems like the Superbowl champs always do.

[fatediesel]

Looks like Marshawn Lynch's holdout somewhat paid off. The team guaranteed two incentives that Lynch previously had to earn, guaranteeing $500,000 that previously had to be earned via roster bonuses and another $500,000 that he previously needed to rush for 1,500 yards to earn. They also took $500,000 from his 2015 salary and guaranteed it for 2014, so he's now guaranteed $6.5 million this year rather than the $5 million he was previously scheduled to earn, although it's possible he would have eventually ended up making all that money anyway.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11...t-arrives-camp

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Looks like Marshawn Lynch's holdout somewhat paid off. The team guaranteed two incentives that Lynch previously had to earn, guaranteeing $500,000 that previously had to be earned via roster bonuses and another $500,000 that he previously needed to rush for 1,500 yards to earn. They also took $500,000 from his 2015 salary and guaranteed it for 2014, so he's now guaranteed $6.5 million this year rather than the $5 million he was previously scheduled to earn, although it's possible he would have eventually ended up making all that money anyway.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11...t-arrives-camp

Wouldn't be shocked if its 6.5 million this year and 8 next year.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

This was one of the most pointless, ill-advised holdouts I've ever seen. Lynch had literally zero leverage on Seattle.
The Seahawks had no reason to give in and it's no surprise Lynch failed.

Guess then he didnt fail.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

Guess then he didnt fail.

I'm absolutely shocked. Seattle had all the leverage here but gave in. Well I suppose if it doesn't hurt them cap wise they figured they might as well keep Lynch happy.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

Guess then he didnt fail.

Originally Posted by ChadFL

I'm absolutely shocked. Seattle had all the leverage here but gave in. Well I suppose if it doesn't hurt them cap wise they figured they might as well keep Lynch happy.

For how cheap it was to get Lynch in camp it made sense. If Lynch had been holding out for a new deal like Jamaal Charles the Seahawks wouldn't have budged, but for $1.5 million, including $500,000 Lynch would have received anyway as long as he stayed healthy, another $500,000 he would have received if he gets 1,500 yards, and another $500,000 he would have gotten if he's still on the team next season, it's worth it to get him in camp and you would assume make him happy.

[MD-Blu]

The HOF game is tonight, football is officially back!!!

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by MD-Blu

The HOF game is tonight, football is officially back!!!

Let's go Buffalo!

[MD-Blu]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Let's go Buffalo!

Don't forget to circle the wagons.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by MD-Blu

Don't forget to circle the wagons.

Nobody circles the wagons like the Buffalo Bills!

[Navster]

Im watching a special on Jim Kelly on espn and my god its hard to hold the tears back

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Navster

Im watching a special on Jim Kelly on espn and my god its hard to hold the tears back

I couldn't hold back the tears this morning on Outside the Lines. He is an inspiration to us all.

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Let's go Buffalo!

Shame were only gonna get to see what Sammy can do for 1 series after that the backups will be in.