A Continuous Journey: 2024 NFL Offseason Thread

The Broncos take an $85 million cap hit to dump Wilson, a few year after the Seahawks took a $26 million hit to get rid of him.

Woof.

 

I'm noticing a pattern here ...

 

Apparently Russ is overcooked.

 

The Broncos are cooked for the foreseeable future, with a FRAUD! of a coach and no quarterback in a division with Mahomes and quarterback whisperer Jim Harbaugh. Good luck, Donkeys!

 

Ripe for the racism thread!

 

Or incomplete and ball goes back to line of scrimmage going the other way

 

Why? It's just a regular forward pass.

 

I think this is just Payton's way of buying more time in Denver. But dang, I'm guessing the ownership wished they made a hire who could have made it work with Russ - and for a lot less dinero.

He can sign for the league minimum ($1.21m) - I look at his stats, and except for the passing yardage, he was in the top half of signal callers. Overpaid for the performance? Sure - but I really wonder if the Broncos will have a better answer this year.

And how is Paton still there after Hackett and Wilson? You wonder how he ever even rose to a GM position since he's never been part of a franchise that did anything remarkable while he was there.

 

No cap relief from a fully guaranteed deal. Even if he is QB3 material, they might as well keep him around.

 

And I thought Good Morning Football - hell, the NFL itself - was doing ok. Sheesh.

Good Morning Football goes dark March 29, returns later this year after move to L.A.

Ok - it gets a third of the viewership of "Get Up" - anywhere between 100 and 200k viewers during the season, but that is mostly due to cord cutting.

 

I wonder how much losing Nate Burleson and Kay Adams has hurt viewership.

 

I've said before that I am a big fan of GMFB. I don't think the show skipped a beat without Burleson and Adams. That said, I'm not watcbing that show in the offseason. See you in September.