NFL offseason thread

Miami likes getting rid of playmakers it seems. I wonder if the Bengals would take a look at him?

 

Bush was a victim of all the hype coming out of college, but he had some nice games last season on a team that had no other offensive weapons. He'd be a nice addition for a number of teams. Maybe Buffalo needs another back.

 

I guess the Dolphins like being a national joke.

Man, it hurts to say that. But it's a clown show again.

 

You don't expect big things from Lamar Miller and Brian Hartline?

 

He did have some good games. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but Buffalo is just fine with Spiller and FredEx (whey they touch the ball).

 

I'm being sarcastic. Spiller is one of the most dynamic players in the league, and they need to get him more involved on a regular basis. Like Bush, though, Spiller can't be a workhorse. But whoever's running the offense in Buffalo should figure out a way to get him 20 touches EVERY game. If that means less for Fred Jackson, so be it.

 

When was the last time the Dolphins had an offense? It's a field-goal attack.

 

I'm just waiting on TigerVols to give his reaction to the Cowboys' hire at WR coach.

 

Rob Ryan not going to be the Rams' next defensive coordinator after all. Five minutes is going to be longer than he thought.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8893455/rob-ryan-st-louis-rams-defensive-coordinator-jeff-fisher

 

Moss to world: "I'm the best ever."

Rice to Moss: "Shut the fuck up."

http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8893843/super-bowl-2013-randy-moss-says-greatest-wr-ever-play

 

Moss is not crazy (about this). At his peak, he was far scarier to a defense than Rice ever was. Rice's brilliance was his consistent greatness, but he was never the force that Moss was at his best, in Minnesota or NE.

 

Far scarier? Please tell me you forgot the blue font.

More importantly, he still wasn't even close to Rice. Consistency is part of judging the greatest receiver ever. So are Rice's Super Bowl rings. So are his numbers, which are far superior to Moss's. It's not close.

If you want to try to stack Moss against anybody else, maybe. But he's not close to Rice.