So we should trade JJ to thefor the Top Pick?
We save the money from Cousins, have our QB on a first contact salary and still have our first pick!!
They would, but if they keep getting schooled in the draft it won't matter.
It actually might be better. Cine, Booth, and Asamoah from the 2022 draft will eat a total of $25.29MM in cap space over their rookie contracts. 3 defensive players x 2 years and it's netted you a total of 44 tackles and 0 Int's. And that's just the top 3 rounds of one draft. They would have been better drafting nobody and getting a known commodity via FA.
Those teams drafted well overall, I agree. If the Vikings made a big trade like this and even if it worked out well, they still have to get better at drafting overall. 2022 was a disaster. 2023 was better. But they’ve gotta be better.
The Bears would give us, a division rival, a chance to draft a franchise qb?So we should trade JJ to the
The worst thing they could do would be to say no.
Thought the same thing. They also didn't take 1 after Detroit's 2nd down play on this side of the 2 minute warning. Maybe TV info was wrong and they were out. There was that play where a Buc got injured and Tampa had taken a time out when play ended. I think TV put the timeout back in their pocket, maybe incorrectly. All I can figure.
Multiple people have said they had a TO left. I think there was a time they called a TO but got it back because of a penalty. Wild.
Not sure they actually got it back because, if I remember right, the clock didn't start until the snap. Working with old brain here, so who knows.
I'm ok with the rule. Don't be loose with the football near the goal line. Problem solved.
If it goes out at the 2 inch line you keep it. If it goes out 2 inches over the goal line the other team gets it AND 20 yards. It's idiotic. Move it to the 20 but let the offense keep it.
For the first time in my life, and I was born at the tail end of the LBJ administration, the Detroit Lions have won TWO playoff games in the same season.
Sacred ground in the end of zone. Don't cough it up. I like the rewarding of the defense for coming big there.
There is nothing wrong with the rule. Offense lost the ball, they don’t deserve to keep it. A vast majority of the rules favor the offense. This is one that doesn’t and should not be changed.
I do think winning pct should be one of the benchmarks included. I mean, the point of all this is to win.
Guys, it's just this easy! Just do this! Choose to do this!! Why doesn't every coach staff attempt this every 2-3 year if they haven't won the Super Bowl???
I see, so you want the rules changed so that if the offense ever fumbles the ball and it rolls out of bounds before either team can recover it, anywhere on the field, then it's automatically a turnover.
