2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Tony208

Welcome back rickah lol

He's been a baaaaaad boy.

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by Tony208

Welcome back rickah lol

He was gone?![emoji14]

[CZAR]

We might not get 1st round compensation for Romo but I also said we would not cut him and let a team get him for free. Im all good with him retiring a Cowboy for life! Let teams like Houston & Denver continue with crap QB's while Romo is chilling. Either you pay to get him or live with what you got. We calling all bluffs. Most of yall said we would cut him and not get anything for him. So how about that!!!! Got Em!!

[kidkash]

Romo got 5 million to retire and dak will make 540,000 for the year. That's why Dallas hasn't won since the salary cap started.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by kidkash

Romo got 5 million to retire and dak will make 540,000 for the year. That's why Dallas hasn't won since the salary cap started.

How much is Brady making in 2017?

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

How much is Brady making in 2017?

You mean the 5x champion that takes pay cuts so his team can be competitive every season? Not really sure, but google is your friend.

[F13BluRay]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

How much is Brady making in 2017?

$1 million

Brady is the G.O.A.T.

[dcowboy7]

Amazon Prime gets TNF streaming rights for $50 million.
Only the cbs/nbc games not nfln.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

Amazon Prime gets TNF streaming rights for $50 million.
Only the cbs/nbc games not nfln.

Wow! Literally printing money!

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

Amazon Prime gets TNF streaming rights for $50 million.
Only the cbs/nbc games not nfln.

Wow, ballsy move by Amazon. I like it.

[bootsy]

Originally Posted by kidkash

Romo got 5 million to retire and dak will make 540,000 for the year. That's why Dallas hasn't won since the salary cap started.

[sycro]

Originally Posted by F13BluRay

$1 million

Brady is the G.O.A.T.

14 with the signing bonus. Eventually he's going to retire and all those backtracked payouts are going to cause some expensive dead years.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by F13BluRay

$1 million

Brady is the G.O.A.T.

*$14 mill in 2017, $44 mill combined in 2018/19.

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by sycro

14 with the signing bonus. Eventually he's going to retire and all those backtracked payouts are going to cause some expensive dead years.

Bill got that cap on lock down. You wait for that Matt Ryan extension 30 million a year cap hit.

Originally Posted by ChadFL

*$14 mill in 2017, $44 mill combined in 2018/19.

He signs a new extension every couple years they will get that cap hit down.

Best quote I've seen for romo

Romo retiring for career in broadcasting, he will cover only the regular season and plans to not show up for playoffs

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by bootsy

Instead of asking him to give back that 5 million they let him keep it, a fragile qb who made 20 million plus to ride the bench. And now will cost them a cap hit of 18 million over the next two years. Plus you got your supposed next superstar on the roster so why not save some money for him. No instead they let romo keep it. At this rate romo will still be on the books when they sign dak to an extension.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by RageATL

Wow, ballsy move by Amazon. I like it.

If streaming services start to get into live sports it will be really interesting to see how that impacts the market. The only thing that has kept my wife and I from cord cutting is live sports. We can't live without live sports.

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

If streaming services start to get into live sports it will be really interesting to see how that impacts the market. The only thing that has kept my wife and I from cord cutting is live sports. We can't live without live sports.

I'm in the same boat. I want to cut cable sooooo bad but we need those sports.

[Rblu-Dblu]

Originally Posted by CZAR

We might not get 1st round compensation for Romo but I also said we would not cut him and let a team get him for free. Im all good with him retiring a Cowboy for life! Let teams like Houston & Denver continue with crap QB's while Romo is chilling. Either you pay to get him or live with what you got. We calling all bluffs. Most of yall said we would cut him and not get anything for him. So how about that!!!! Got Em!!

And the Cowboys released Romo even though he retired. Not much of a bluff.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

So what's the feeling on Romo as a HOF'er? He's a little better than McNabb (who isn't in the HOF) in the regular season only with less postseason success. If he makes it in it would probably because of the politics involved in the HOF process. Likable guys generally make it in quick over more accomplished players who are generally disliked.

Romo shouldn't even be in the HOF discussion. Nothing about his career is worthy of the Hall. He's a 4-time Pro Bowler who never made a first-team All-Pro team. He only has 2 playoff wins. He's 29th in career passing yards, behind players like Kerry Collins, Dave Krieg, and Boomer Esiason. He's 21st in passing touchdowns. The only QBs from the last 30 years in the Hall with fewer passing yards and touchdowns than Romo are Steve Young, Troy Aikman, and Kurt Warner, and all three of them had Super Bowl wins, Super Bowl MVPs, and at least one first-team All-Pro appearance.

[Beefbowl]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

If streaming services start to get into live sports it will be really interesting to see how that impacts the market. The only thing that has kept my wife and I from cord cutting is live sports. We can't live without live sports.

get yourself a fire tv