3rd round pick? Man, what a steal.

Iirc, Joe Horn was banging Roafs wife and he needed to get out of New Orleans.

I’ve never seen a better tackle, maybe Ogden.

For 2022:

Saint Patrick 19
Brown 14
Creed, Kelce 12
Jones 11
Thuney 10


Bolton 8, Stank Clark 7, Gay Sneed 6, Mcduffie 3 (?)


Nfl wide
Allen Hurts 20
Patrick 19
Burrow 17
AJ Brown, Fields, Goff 16
Tyreek 15

Wow, 3 years later and still no one cares about your made up rankings

Just like Ken Pom

Saw this in the career earnings column. Holy bejezus.

Tom Brady TB,- QB$332,962,392
Aaron Rodgers GB,- QB$305,608,010
Matthew Stafford LAR,- QB$300,806,037
Matt Ryan IND, QB-$291,713,631
Russell Wilson DEN, QB- $238,362,520

As long as Brady has played compared to Stafford and Ryan he has been pretty cheap overall. Matt Ryan has made almost $300MM? Stafford has made $300MM?

Another dumbass PB football thread. Stick to hating immigrants my boy

Wanna say Stafford and Ryan came into the NFL right before rookie salary cap hit. Those Top 5 rookie QBs made more than most NFL starters with zero snaps played haha

Patrick's best season since 2018.

Kelce's third best.

WOW I was curious about world wide total earnings(on and off field) and daaang Soccor players get paid! Messi($75M on field and $55M off field) for $130M last year. Ronaldo is close at a total of $115. NBA players are next with Lebron having about half as much on court earings with $41M BUT a huge $80M in off court!

The top NFL player is Brady at #9 overall with $84M total ($32M on and $52M off).

Yep. And apparently the system loves Brown, don’t have paywall access to his PFF rating

He ended up ranked in the top 20 among OTs, top 15 among guys who were mostly healthy and top 10 among LTs.

Very VERY comparable season to Taylor Decker who's been the guy I've been citing as a fair contractual comparison him for awhile now. Unfortunately he and his agent will disagree.

In which case I'd be looking another direction.

OBJ is ultimately a fine player. He's very Taylor Deckerish. Which, when accounting for salary cap increases, should make him 'worth' about $17-18 million/season. I'd be content signing him for that.

But he won't take it so the options are to overpay by probably about 15-20% or look elsewhere. I think I'd go with the latter.

I'm afraid Veach will select the former. If nothing else that leaves one less hole to fill for this offseason. RT is a glaring weakness and they IMO will draft for that and pay Brown.

It's the path of least resistance.

Overpaying your LT by 20% may hurt your ability to supplement the roster somewhere, but it's unlikely to sabotage your season.

Whereas swinging and missing on a replacement in the draft or FA could undermine the whole damn thing.

The former isn't the sort of thing that would ever get a GM fired. The latter sure could.

I suspect you're right that Veach won't take that kind of gamble. I don't like it, but it is what it is.

So this is what I keep coming back to if you decide to go a different direction.

There's a chance you end up with....what....Lucas Niang playing LT? I mean, that could happen, right?