NFL 2022 Thread

[jimmy812]

Looks like Tommy's done...again...

[jimmy812]

Was hoping Dallas but that would make too much sense for Jones.

Chargers signed Dallas' OC. I wasn't sure what to make of that, but it should be an improvement.

[edwardv]

I'd rather coach Herbert than Prescott. Figured Brady would milk another year. He's got legal problems with the FTX litigation.

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[jimmy812]

I'd rather coach Herbert than Prescott. Figured Brady would milk another year. He's got legal problems with the FTX litigation.

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Not sure we can completely trust Brady's announcement. We've been down this road before.

[VHrox12]

He had an amazing NFL career and is arguably one of the GOAT. What pisses me off though is reading all the ignorant comments about this guy and his wife. No one but he and his wife no what really happened it's private and I guarantee it wasn't just about his decision to play another season. Odds are the marriage had friction and they always gloss up their lives. People get divorced everyday it happens. For people to say he threw his marriage away over football it's completely ignorant but welcome to the internet.

I won't be convinced though he is retired for good till next NFL season starts and he isn't out there playing.

[rchop84]

Was hoping Dallas but that would make too much sense for Jones.

Probably too much money, and more importantly too much control. Jerry and Stephen ain't giving a coach that much power not named Bill Parcells. I've never been all that enamored with him, basically has the exact resume as McCarthy

[billy007]

I do hope Brady means it this time. Have enjoyed watching him play and who knows, perhaps he still can with the right cast but watching the Buccaneers flounder as they did this year with him in the middle of it and taking (though not rightly so) most of the blame sucks.

[VH1986]

Enjoy post-football and the broadcast booth, GOAT. Oh, and that $375 million contract. Tom Brady exemplified competitiveness and defying the odds. He was a leader among men and his Super Bowl wins will never be eclipsed. He is, without a doubt, the greatest of all time. Long Live TB12.

[TheresOnlyOneWay]

Like him or not, he's the GOAT. QB GOAT. Rice gets 'football' GOAT.

[jimmy812]

Enjoy post-football and the broadcast booth, GOAT. Oh, and that $375 million contract. Tom Brady exemplified competitiveness and defying the odds. He was a leader among men and his Super Bowl wins will never be eclipsed. He is, without a doubt, the greatest of all time. Long Live TB12.

And congrats to all the great O-lines he had that helped make it all possible.

[VHrox12]

I do hope Brady means it this time. Have enjoyed watching him play and who knows, perhaps he still can with the right cast but watching the Buccaneers flounder as they did this year with him in the middle of it and taking (though not rightly so) most of the blame sucks.

I watched a few nationally televised games with him and the Bucs this season his team couldn't catch the fucking ball and the defense was bad. That is why they didn't win shit. Don't matter how good your quarterback is if you can't catch the fucking ball you ain't winning shit. It must have been a really frustrating season for him.

[billy007]

I watched a few nationally televised games with him and the Bucs this season his team couldn't catch the fucking ball and the defense was bad. That is why they didn't win shit. Don't matter how good your quarterback is if you can't catch the fucking ball you ain't winning shit. It must have been a really frustrating season for him.

Hopefully the Patriots do that deal where they sign him for a day so he can retire a Patriot, but they could be worried he does that and then changes his mind about retiring, lol

[Brett]

Don’t worry he’ll un-retire again tomorrow. Too much of a narcissist like Michael Jordan to just make a decision and stick with it.

[edwardv]

If Brady wanted to be a high paid back up he could stick around past 50.

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[LAD-1972]

Fox is paying him 37.5 million dollars a year to be Tom Brady. Not bad if you can get it.