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2018-2019 NFL Season

Thee jazz fan said:
Lol, who. You listed Flacco and Keenum, who they signed last year, and just lost. Or are you referring to something else?
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I’m referring to the 2018 draft and the 2014 free agency. I literally listed those in the post you quoted.
 
So far Elways appears to be having another great offseason. Of course it won’t be till the season to see how well it all actually works.

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Thee jazz fan said:
Sure that’s great and all, but it’s only minor stuff if he continues to sign the Keenum’s and Flacco’s of the world.
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He didn’t sign Flacco he traded for him. You realize getting “the man” at QB is extremely hard right?

Also, that’s not minor stuff.

Jesus smh

Idiot!!
 
Stoked said:
He didn’t sign Flacco he traded for him. You realize getting “the man” at QB is extremely hard right?

Also, that’s not minor stuff.

Jesus smh

Idiot!!
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What did Keenum do for the Bronco’s last year, what did Flacco do for the ravens last year? The only thing that lifted the ravens to the playoffs was Flacco getting injured, and when he was back Healthy he stayed on the bench in favor of a rookie.

What does that say about Flacco? That team was going nowhere with Flacco, that this team was good enough to win a ton of games and make the playoffs under a rookie QB, who’s best asset is his legs? It means Flacco sucks and isn’t worth ****. There were better options on the market, it was a bad move. We’ve seen Flacco can’t elevate a team with his arm anymore, hell even Keenum is a better option ROTFL. Sure it’s a significant move, a significant move in the wrong direction.
 
Wes Mantooth said:
Odell to the Browns.
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Not a shock. I didn't believe for a second the BS Gettleman was peddling - The Giants sat Beckham for the last 6 or 7 games of the season for what apparently was a phantom injury. I'm sure that was a trial run for this coming season. And not a bad haul - a first, third and a starting caliber safety with a decent contract to replace Collins.

The cap ramifications are brutal - a 16 million hit in dead cap space; which I'm to understand they can split 4 mil this coming season and 12 mil in 2020. They can off-set the 2020 hit when Manning presumably comes off the books - but that's still a tough nut to carry.
 
Thee jazz fan said:
What did Keenum do for the Bronco’s last year, what did Flacco do for the ravens last year? The only thing that lifted the ravens to the playoffs was Flacco getting injured, and when he was back Healthy he stayed on the bench in favor of a rookie.

What does that say about Flacco? That team was going nowhere with Flacco, that this team was good enough to win a ton of games and make the playoffs under a rookie QB, who’s best asset is his legs? It means Flacco sucks and isn’t worth ****. There were better options on the market, it was a bad move. We’ve seen Flacco can’t elevate a team with his arm anymore, hell even Keenum is a better option ROTFL. Sure it’s a significant move, a significant move in the wrong direction.
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That team won a ****ing SB with Flacco.

Now I don’t expect a SB but you really suck *** at football talk. Just stop.
 
bigb said:
Flacco did not win them that Super Bowl. He was the QB, but certainly not the reason they won.
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Honestly, he sort of was. They weren’t a dominant defense that year. They were just okay. And in the post-season, he crushed it with like 10 tds and 0 interceptions.
 
Had dinner with Bill Romanowski the other night. He told me about going to John Stockton's house for treatment after a game in Denver. Turns out the Jazz team trainer, Dr. Buhler, became Romanowski's key to playing the most consecutive games in NFL history. Buhler started helping him when the NBA went on strike in 99 and worked with Romo every single game week for the rest of his career. Romo mentioned how healthy the Jazz were at that time, largely due to Buhler.

Just found this:

https://www.dynamicchiropractic.com/mpacms/dc/article.php?id=37505
 
str8line said:
Had dinner with Bill Romanowski the other night. He told me about going to John Stockton's house for treatment after a game in Denver. Turns out the Jazz team trainer, Dr. Buhler, became Romanowski's key to playing the most consecutive games in NFL history. Buhler started helping him when the NBA went on strike in 99 and worked with Romo every single game week for the rest of his career. Romo mentioned how healthy the Jazz were at that time, largely due to Buhler.

Just found this:

https://www.dynamicchiropractic.com/mpacms/dc/article.php?id=37505
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First time I heard Romanowski speak was on the radio. I thought he was an agent or an accountant or something . He joins Mike Tyson in the "voice doesn't match demeanor" club .
 
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