BronxRik

McDaniels leaked their wedding and there's been bad blood ever since.

Guess he's done with the darkness tour and intends to go to the Jets.

As long as he doesn't show up for camp and instantly go to IR for the season, I'm stoked to see him play. Every year we get hopeful and whatnot, but this year feels different. We've got some money, we haven't stupidly swung for the fences in trying to get big names, and while who we've signed can't be called a bargain, we have gotten guys who have production on their resumes. It's always a crap shoot, but I feel good about this year.

Not sure, but anyone left from last season will benefit.

I like JuJu. 2nd fiddle in Pittsburgh, Mahomes made him look good. I think the thought of him being a pseudo #1 here would appeal to him.

Then you should love the taller Waller signing.

The WR FA market isn't all that great. Waller will get doubled. Who's going to benefit from that? Richie fucking James, that's who. He's about to have a Jerry Rice-esque season.

Haha, watch the video til the end! https://www.nfl.com/news/giants-finalizing-trade-to-acquire-te-darren-waller-from-raiders

Yeah, there have been injuries, but the fit was never really there with McDaniels and the front office. Hell, they were talking about throwing him in as part of the Adams deal. I get all the Raiders games now that they're here and dude can ball. I think a change of scenery might be good for his health. The turf worries me though.

Damn Bears are trying to be the '86 Bears with an offense. I should go drop a $100 on them to win the SB.

Rams get a 3rd and TE Hunter Long. https://www.nfl.com/news/rams-in-talks-to-trade-cb-jalen-ramsey-to-dolphins

"The Baby Blues".

You obviously haven't read many of Madjack's posts.

High Holy Hell, I don't know what I was thinking. I wrote that at work, completely sober so I have no excuse except for stupidity.

Sean Payton will turn Carr into the next Drew Brees. At least, I'm sure that's the Saints' thought process.

No, he should not. Actually, with years of fumble-itis under his belt, he should thank his lucky stars there's even contract talks taking place. I'm all for a team friendly DJ coming back under Daboll, but if he's going to be a greedy little bitch after ONE good (not great, good) season, show him the door. Go get Jimmy G.

I said it here: and here: People think I'm nuts (except for BiC who thinks I'm a genius ) but take 2022 for what it was and move on. Schoen and Daboll were hamstrung with Jones, move on and build your own team. Daboll is either a QB whisperer or the next McAdoo. Only one way to find out.

With Daniel Jones' agents expected to leave the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine with no contract resolution in sight, the New York Giants are planning on retaining the fifth-year quarterback for at least the 2023 season. NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Sunday that if a long-term deal cannot be reached by Tuesday's deadline, the Giants plan to use the franchise tag on Jones. Under the tag, Jones would be due $32.416 million in 2023. Jones enjoyed a breakout season in a contract year during 2022, generating career-highs in completions (317), passing yards (3,205), passer rating (92.5), rushing yards (708) and rushing touchdowns (seven). Jones also produced a career-low in interceptions (five) and fumbles (six) in 2022, marks that initially plagued the former first-round pick through his first three seasons. Along with star running back Saquon Barkley returning to form in 2022, Jones helped lead New York to both its first winning record (9-7-1) and playoff appearance since 2016. It was a timely season for Jones, who's fifth-year option was declined by the Giants ahead of the 2022 season. The breakout campaign no doubt raised the asking price for the 25-year-old, which figures to be a big reason why negotiations between the two sides reportedly hit a slight hiccup over the weekend. Giants general manager Joe Schoen entered combine week hoping to avoid using the tag on either Jones or Barkley, but the reported divide with his QB on a suitable salary may necessitate that come March 7. How that effects negotiations with Barkley remain to be seen. While there is still time to avoid the tag, the Giants will be at least maintaining their offseason prerogative of keeping their starting QB and RB in 2023. https://www.nfl.com/news/giants-plan-to-franchise-tag-qb-daniel-jones-if-no-long-term-deal-is-reached-by-

Seriously, let them both go and start the rebuild fresh with players Schoen and Daboll want. 2022 was an anomaly. Or good coaching. And if it's good coaching, Daboll will have another coach of the year under his belt. DJ had 1 good season out of 5, 26 was busted up most of the time over that period. Let's all be honest, getting to the playoffs after all the years of losing was fantastic, but if you look deep inside, it was a fluke. We went 1-4-1 in the division beating only the lowly 'Skins. Every other win was a nail biter against other lowly teams except for the wild card game against Minny. Had they played like that all year I'd be willing to bet there are no conversations as to who stays and who goes. Thanks for the wins boys, but we're moving on. Keep as much cap space as possible, get as much draft capital as you can and build your own team Mr. Schoen. Arch Manning in '25. Don't fuck that up along the way please.

They're lucky. There's children in Africa who have nothing to eat.

It doesn't matter. I am the gayest member of SW.

Herbig? Herbig what? Herbig Ass? Herbig Tits? Herbig Mouth? Not to mention dude's got ED.

Easy big fella. This is 'Murica. Free speech and all.

As the offensive coordinator, I will take my job of being offensive very seriously. Bitches.

But...but...but...I'm a genius. The Canukian said so.