A Continuous Journey: 2024 NFL Offseason Thread

Falcons head coach Raheem Morris had this to say to the media at the combine today. "To be honest, if we had had better quarterback play last season, I might not be standing here."

 

Vikings hired a new quarterbacks coach. Here's a clip of him in action, No. 12 in red:

 

Tyreek Hill reportedly sued by model who claims he broke her leg after she moved him in blocking drill

Based on Hill's history, should we have any trouble accepting her story?

 

Never fails to amaze me how cheap-ass NFL owners are. I mean - sure, any money they spend on the "team operations" or facilities comes out of their half of the revenue, but considering these are rich people to begin with. Absolutely stunning.

NFLPA survey: Dolphins, Vikings top player team report card, Commanders remain last

 

Jets believe Mecole Hardman leaked game plans to opponents out of spite, per report

 

My favorite was that the Chiefs brass didn't have time to renovate the locker rooms because the team had the nerve to keep winning Super Bowls. Imagine that pitch, "if you want nicer locker rooms you're gonna have to cut this thing off after Wild-Card weekend."

They better keep paying Andy Reid every penny he demands.

 

He definitely didn’t seem to win many friends there, but between Moore, Mims and Hardman, the Jets sure have had a lot of disgruntled WRs.

 

It's been a while, but does Brandon Marshall qualify for that list?

 

I think "disgruntled WRs" is redundant.

 

Cheap ass owners like Hunt and "Mr. Kraft" get exposed.
Organizations don't win championships. Brady and Mahomes do.

 

Agreed. I was more interested in the accusations against Hardman. I know the guy just caught the game-winning touchdown in the Super Bowl, but if the accusations are true, would any team want him?

 

Before he got hurt in 2022, he was on his way to solidifying a big role in the KC offense. He still has a lot of potential.