NFL offseason thread

The MVP/Comeback thing is curious. Did a big group get together and figure AP was MVP, but they should throw Peyton a bone?
Not saying either was undeserving or it should have been switched, just that there was enough debate on both, that both getting something seems pretty convenient.

Actually watched the show. I wondered who wrote it, noticing slightly more zing in the opening monologue by Baldwin, than you'd normally see at these things. Jack Burditt of 30 Rock, well done.

 

Tim Twentyman has to be a fake name, no?

 

Does this mean Detroit will draft a receiver in the first round again?

 

Moss is to single-season brilliance as teams like the '85 Bears were to single-season brilliance.

Moss's 1998 season is one of the greatest I've seen in my lifetime. At his peak, there was no one more dangerous.

He just wasn't consistently great like Rice.

 

Aw, just having some fun with his name.

You know, sort of like Peter Schmuck from the Baltimore Sun or Michael Hunt in Milwaukee.

 

What a coincidence since the Jaguars have the same number of fans as most high school softball teams.

 

Hope they designed that in-house and didn't pay somebody for it.

 

Jim Nantz going off the rails like a crazy train.

http://www.thebiglead.com/index.php/2013/02/04/jim-nantz-on-face-the-nation-womens-soccer-players-are-two-and-a-half-times-more-likely-to-get-concussions-than-football-players-wheres-the-proof/

 

The Jags have that many fans?

 

Bart Hubbuch ‏@HubbuchNYP: Whoa! RT @ProFootballTalk: Giants release Ahmad Bradshaw, per source with knowledge of transaction.

 

Strange timing to have a prominent player released this early in February.

 

Well, this is excellent. The Raiders, who ruined the Oakland Coliseum for baseball when they returned and built Mt. Davis, are closing Mt. Davis to lower capacity and make sellouts easier.

http://www.csnbayarea.com/blog/paul-gutierrez/raiders-block-top-mt-davis