2025 NFL Offseason Thread

[oldgoldy97]

Originally Posted by asujbl

Niners better win something big with the money they are throwing around

They are going to collapse very quickly if they don’t

They are neck and neck with Chicago for preseason Super Bowl champs.

[anusinha]

The Niners have opt outs in 2-3 years for all their big guys, if they crash and burn in the next little bit, they will just fire everyone, burn the cap for a year and rebuild.

[gomiamigo]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUHh...adelphiaEagles

[gomiamigo]

Originally Posted by anusinha

The Niners have opt outs in 2-3 years for all their big guys, if they crash and burn in the next little bit, they will just fire everyone, burn the cap for a year and rebuild.

9ers ain't winning anything with Brock Purdy as their QB.

Like Cousins and Darnold, he looks great when everything in the offense works perfectly and he's not facing a great D.

Unlike Mahomes, Hurts, Burrow, Lamar, Josh, he cannot lift his team when they need it most against an equal/better opponent.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by gomiamigo

9ers ain't winning anything with Brock Purdy as their QB.

Like Cousins and Darnold, he looks great when everything in the offense works perfectly and he's not facing a great D.

Unlike Mahomes, Hurts, Burrow, Lamar, Josh, he cannot lift his team when they need it most against an equal/better opponent.

How man Super Bowl rings do Josh Allen, Burrow, and Lamar have between them exactly? Asking for a friend
They obviously didn't do much lifting of their teams

[tjforce]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

How man Super Bowl rings do Josh Allen, Burrow, and Lamar have between them exactly? Asking for a friend
They obviously didn't do much lifting of their teams

Good logic....

Add Dan Marino to the list of QBs who were never good enough to lift his team's performance.

Trent Dilfer though.... Ravens never get that Super Bowl if 147 yard per game passing in the playoffs don't carry them there (the defense gave up 23 points in 4 games)

[Grid]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

How man Super Bowl rings do Josh Allen, Burrow, and Lamar have between them exactly? Asking for a friend
They obviously didn't do much lifting of their teams

I just looked up Purdy's post season stats.

6 games played, 6 total TD's thrown. He averaged 1 TD & 223 yards per game. Not a rushing threat. You gotta do better than that.

Josh Allen in 13 games, averaged almost 3 TDs per and over 300 yards a game with his rushing included. 4,000 yards and & 32 TDs against 4 INTs. You can look up Lamar and Burrow as well. But all 3 of those guys you pointed out, have to get past Mahomes and the Chiefs each year. Unlike the road Purdy gets to take.

[Ninotores]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

How man Super Bowl rings do Josh Allen, Burrow, and Lamar have between them exactly? Asking for a friend
They obviously didn't do much lifting of their teams

So your logic is

Josh Allen
Joe Burrow
Lamar Jackson
Phillip Rivers
Tony Romo
Warren Moon
Dan Marino
Randall Cunnigham

Never lifted up their teams enough. OK.

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by tjforce

Good logic....

Add Dan Marino to the list of QBs who were never good enough to lift his team's performance.

Trent Dilfer though.... Ravens never get that Super Bowl if 147 yard per game passing in the playoffs don't carry them there (the defense gave up 23 points in 4 games)

Marino was like Bledsoe, a bum

[majestik101]

Originally Posted by Siberian13

Marino was like Bledsoe, a bum

Brad Johnson > Dilfer > Marino > Bledsoe > Purdy

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

How man Super Bowl rings do Josh Allen, Burrow, and Lamar have between them exactly? Asking for a friend
They obviously didn't do much lifting of their teams

This is always the stupidest argument people make. So bad

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by asujbl

This is always the stupidest argument people make. So bad

Look who’s making the argument…

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by Bosoxfan5990

Look who’s making the argument…

Oh I know. I forgot how dumb his posts were because of slyguy

But now we are back to baseline

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by Grid

I just looked up Purdy's post season stats.

6 games played, 6 total TD's thrown. He averaged 1 TD & 223 yards per game. Not a rushing threat. You gotta do better than that.

Josh Allen in 13 games, averaged almost 3 TDs per and over 300 yards a game with his rushing included. 4,000 yards and & 32 TDs against 4 INTs. You can look up Lamar and Burrow as well. But all 3 of those guys you pointed out, have to get past Mahomes and the Chiefs each year. Unlike the road Purdy gets to take.

Well the guy is 4&2 in the playoffs. And you did NOT mention in addition to his 6 TDS he has only 1 pick. And when the 49ers get down to the goal line, who gets the ball? The RB. Purdy doesn't pad stats by rushing it in. Also, don't forget Purdy is a last rd pick NOT a 1st rd pick. Guys like Allen and Burrow should be doing a lot more to lift their teams to SB wins. That has not happened.
Bottom line, Allen, Lamar, and Burrow all have the same amount of rings as Purdy. You can't spin that fact

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by asujbl

This is always the stupidest argument people make. So bad

You hate it because it's true. If guys like Allen, Burrow, and the rest are so amazing, where are all the rings????

[asujbl]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

You hate it because it's true. If guys like Allen, Burrow, and the rest are so amazing, where are all the rings????

Still stupid

[Grid]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

Well the guy is 4&2 in the playoffs. And you did NOT mention in addition to his 6 TDS he has only 1 pick. And when the 49ers get down to the goal line, who gets the ball? The RB. Purdy doesn't pad stats by rushing it in. Also, don't forget Purdy is a last rd pick NOT a 1st rd pick. Guys like Allen and Burrow should be doing a lot more to lift their teams to SB wins. That has not happened.
Bottom line, Allen, Lamar, and Burrow all have the same amount of rings as Purdy. You can't spin that fact

How does him throwing a pick make up for only 1 TD per game? As if that stat line erases what I said. And for sure, he is doing more than his draft position. But that is not an argument being made. You wanted to compare him to 3 perennial MVP candidates.

And yes, we both agree he cant rush. 200 yards per season on average. I don't know how that helps your argument. Allen averages triple that, and has 32 rushing TD's (including the playoffs) over the last 2 seasons.

Thank you for pointing out even more flaws in Purdy's game, compared to the others on your list. If you think Purdy alone does more for his team, than Burrow, Allen and Lamar. I cant help you.

[Boo]

So the tush push vote failed by two votes. The Packers brought the vote to the table but apparently it was the NFL asking (telling) the Packers to bring it up. Roger is such a tool.

Jason Kelce spoke and Jeffrey Lurie spoke for about an hour. Lurie thought it would be banned so he went all in and told the owners that efforts to ban the play that they otherwise overwhelmingly can't stop was "like a wet dream for a teenage boy."

"Tempers flared" during the meeting, per ESPN's account. Lurie's "wet dream" analogy drew the ire of NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent, who reportedly chastised Lurie for making the comment in front of women in the room.


The following 10 teams reportedly saved the tush push by voting against the proposal:
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Jacksonville Jaguars
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
New York Jets
Tennessee Titans

[BostonNut]

You’re welcome Eagles.

[Boo]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

You’re welcome Eagles.

AFC East representing

[Boo]

If I was the Eagles in a meaningless game, I'd run the tush push from their own 20 to the other end of the field. See if they could score a TD.

[BostonNut]

Originally Posted by Boo

If I was the Eagles in a meaningless game, I'd run the tush push from their own 20 to the other end of the field. See if they could score a TD.

Good way to injure your entire offensive line, NN.

[Boo]

Originally Posted by BostonNut

Good way to injure your entire offensive line, NN.

Ok NFL.

[packman80]

Originally Posted by Boo

So the tush push vote failed by two votes. The Packers brought the vote to the table but apparently it was the NFL asking (telling) the Packers to bring it up. Roger is such a tool.

Jason Kelce spoke and Jeffrey Lurie spoke for about an hour. Lurie thought it would be banned so he went all in and told the owners that efforts to ban the play that they otherwise overwhelmingly can't stop was "like a wet dream for a teenage boy."

"Tempers flared" during the meeting, per ESPN's account. Lurie's "wet dream" analogy drew the ire of NFL executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent, who reportedly chastised Lurie for making the comment in front of women in the room.


The following 10 teams reportedly saved the tush push by voting against the proposal:
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Jacksonville Jaguars
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
New York Jets
Tennessee Titans

Yeah Eagles fans not that bright. They keep trying to troll the Packers and their fans despite this was 100% brought up by the league itself. They wanted this banned and used the Packers because Mark Murphy is retiring in July as team president. They figured he could take the blame for bringing this up and that no other owner would have to take the blame.

Though first time a injury happens to a starting QB you know they will be running to ban this in a 32-0 vote.

Until then keep it but be fair call offsides on the play when the OL always seems to be offsides when lining up to run the tush push. If you want to ban it have the refs start calling it as it should be.

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by Boo

AFC East representing

The Patriots know what it feels like to have rules changed on them because of another team being whiny crybabies.