2020 NFL Off-season

I should have specified that it was a disaster for the Texans. He is a good thing for the rest of the AFC.

 

Niners keep Armistead (one year wonder) and trade Buckner, the stud. Wrong move, even if its $4M less per year (for Armistead).

 

Speaking of potential one-year wonders, the Steelers put the franchise tag on outside linebacker Bud Dupree. I actually think it makes sense as long as they don't give him an extension. They keep the core of the defense together for 2020, then free up that money in 2021, when it will be time to try to lock up T.J. Watt and Minkah Fitzpatrick long term.

They also got tight end Vance McDonald to restructure his contract, which was huge because they have no other options at tight end, and started making cuts (Mark Barron and Anthony Chickillo). They also got some savings with Ramon Foster retiring. They were in terrible shape in terms of cap room, so there is still a lot of work to do. I'm guessing yet another restructuring of Roethlisberger's deal is next.

 

The Bears have fucked me around for most of my life. If they go from signing Bridgewater for money to giving up something of value for fucking Andy Dalton, I'm out. Forever.

 

That Texans trade, woof. Yikes. But hey, anytime you can acquire an aging running back with an injury history, you need to do it.

 

When was the last time Arizona got over on someone in a trade?

 

5 hours ago.

 

They did get Kurt Warner as a FA.

Palmer for a 7th from the Raiders. ( I looked that up.)

 

Mariota signs with the Raiders. So Brady is definitely re-signing in New England, right?

 

I heard the Bucs were in on him.

 

Not a bad landing spot for him. Offense has some talent.

With the Titans, Browns and Raiders all signing guys, Bucs seem like the last team that can realistically be in on him besides NE.

 

The way I had read it, Brady has been down to the Bucs or Patriots since last week.