****OFFICIAL Raiders suck thread****

[Hammock Parties]

So much fail in that franchise they need an official thread like the Donkeys.

Let's get it going.

Raiders WR Antonio Brown has been placed on the non-football injury list to begin camp, per source

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) July 26, 2019

[Hammock Parties]

AFC Seeds going into Wk 11 + FA spending

1 KC (18th $107M)
2 MIA (2nd $250M)
3 TEN (12th $134M)
4 BALT (11th $142M)
5 NYJ (7th $180M)
6 BUF (6th $183M)
7 NE (30th $59M)

8 LAC (5th $218M)
9 CIN (15th $127M)
12 DEN (13th $132M doesn't include Russ ext)
15 LV (3rd $245M)

— Kristian Gumminger (@kgumminger) November 17, 2022

[FlaChief58]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

AFC Seeds going into Wk 11 + FA spending

1 KC (18th $107M)
2 MIA (2nd $250M)
3 TEN (12th $134M)
4 BALT (11th $142M)
5 NYJ (7th $180M)
6 BUF (6th $183M)
7 NE (30th $59M)

8 LAC (5th $218M)
9 CIN (15th $127M)
12 DEN (13th $132M doesn't include Russ ext)
15 LV (3rd $245M)

— Kristian Gumminger (@kgumminger) November 17, 2022

Sweet Jesus, the faid

[crispystl]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

I wouldn't count on the Bengals "figuring it out". Mike Brown doesn't' have a lot of cash but more importantly, he doesn't want to spend a lot of cash. Don't be surprised if they have to gut that team to pay Burrow and Chase and nobody else.

I know I’ve said it two or three times, but it’s going to be extremely interesting to see how that situation unfolds. IMOP the trajectory of these QB contracts is not sustainable (even for billionaires). At some point we’re surely going to see a liquidity issue and if the Burrow contract isn’t the straw that breaks the camel’s back…there will be one eventually.


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[crispystl]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I've always been curious about this, too. Having non-liquid assets doesn't necessarily mean you have a lot of cash available. Guys like Mark Davis and Mike Brown don't really have massive assets other than their teams, so it seems like they pay everything via the team's cash flow. Granted, I suspect that NFL teams are highly profitable so the model must work, but those teams need the money, whereas numerous other teams could be run as a hobby.

I kind of wonder if we could at some point have teams fold if the big-money TV contracts take a hit. In the 1920s teams folded because expenses were really low but revenues were also really low. Then we had a long period of time where expenses were relatively low and revenues grew rapidly. Now we're in an era where expenses are really high. Some of these legacy teams need revenues to be really high to cover those expenses, so if the revenues go down, what happens to them?

I think they’re eventually going to have to implement individual salary caps by position at some point.


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[Quesadilla Joe]

#Raiders locker room was pretty upbeat today. Lots of smiles and laughs. Super Smash Bros battles. Group convos. Somebody in the shower playing 2000s R&B. Lines up with what we've seen during the week this year; just got to carry that over to game days.

— Tashan Reed (@tashanreed) November 17, 2022

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe

#Raiders locker room was pretty upbeat today. Lots of smiles and laughs. Super Smash Bros battles. Group convos. Somebody in the shower playing 2000s R&B. Lines up with what we've seen during the week this year; just got to carry that over to game days.

— Tashan Reed (@tashanreed) November 17, 2022

You pussy. Mods, time to take out the trash??

[Hammock Parties]

[irafreak]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

AFC Seeds going into Wk 11 + FA spending

1 KC (18th $107M)
2 MIA (2nd $250M)
3 TEN (12th $134M)
4 BALT (11th $142M)
5 NYJ (7th $180M)
6 BUF (6th $183M)
7 NE (30th $59M)

8 LAC (5th $218M)
9 CIN (15th $127M)
12 DEN (13th $132M doesn't include Russ ext)
15 LV (3rd $245M)

— Kristian Gumminger (@kgumminger) November 17, 2022

Those cheapskate patriots...

[Eureka]

Originally Posted by irafreak

Those cheapskate patriots...

They spent a big bucks last year in FA.

[lawrenceRaider]

Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe

#Raiders locker room was pretty upbeat today. Lots of smiles and laughs. Super Smash Bros battles. Group convos. Somebody in the shower playing 2000s R&B. Lines up with what we've seen during the week this year; just got to carry that over to game days.

— Tashan Reed (@tashanreed) November 17, 2022

So 21-17 Donks?

[ThaVirus]

Yeah, if I'm not mistaken, the Patriots spent more in FA than any other team last year.

That sort of thing isn't sustainable.

[BigBeauford]

[irafreak]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Yeah, if I'm not mistaken, the Patriots spent more in FA than any other team last year.

That sort of thing isn't sustainable.

I guess I'm misreading the table.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by irafreak

I guess I'm misreading the table.

You're reading it right. The Patriots have spent the least amount on FAs this past offseason/season.

We're just saying that the Patriots spent the most on FAs the offseason before this latest one and that's not something you can expect every year.