But Harris was their favorite Or so I heard
Yes it was cowardly Where did you come up with Tomlin telling him he would be the starter going into 2024 there is always competition show me...
T J Watt totally crashed and burned at the end of his rookie season That was a major part of the playoff loss to the Jags He was physically...
Yes Tomlin did not lie to him actually it appears he was quite open with him Fields was allowed to compete Maybe
What do you have against window salesmen
Mason had a 4 year window from 2019 to 2023 What rock were you under
Actually he should
I think they just go there to die
He was in Green Bay Have you ever been to GB in winter I have Just saying
Exactly what I thought when I first started to read #6 I don’t think I’m a hall monitor but I definitely get satisfaction out of whacking trolls
So some random date makes the difference I’m just not seeing it If they believe he can help the team…….
I would guess it is equal since pretty much every thread other than “what’s cooking” turns into a Tomlin thread Some people are incapable of an...
If the team can sign a camp cut at say CB who is good they will and if he is better than what we have he will start I realize QB is the focal...
I had a college roommate who sneezed and mumbled “damn it more brains” I asked WTF are you talking about He said he figured out why he is...
Nice rant :thumbs_up:
Anyone who reports the 21 number doesn’t know what they are talking about That is just the difference in revenue sharing and payroll It does not...
You don’t But there are posters here who are incapable of having an intelligent thought on their own so they mostly post other people’s thoughts...
Analytics wasn’t quite the right word it was just done basic math But the point is valid
Here is an article with more details https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/44717437/aaron-rodgers-undecided-future-retirement-possible
"Aaron Rodgers is more likely to retire than sign with a team that's not a Super Bowl contender." [IMG] This is just shows how useless pundits...
