Fuck that stupid expansion franchise.
I think for JJ this is the most likely. Steelers, Tampa Bay, or Green Bay. Maybe Seattle if they can convince him he is the missing piece in a Super Bowl run.
LOL was talking about the New Oilers sorry. I'd be shocked if he doesn't end up in Tampa. New Oilers making the rich richer.why you gotta hate on the Bucs like that?
I came to the same conclusion except I kinda forgot he went to Wisconsin so I left out GB. I still see Pittsburgh or Tampa being the likely landing spots for obvious reasons.
They also have a fat burned out fuck at Quarterback for another year as well as a coach that nobody has any respect for.ya, he has tons of money and zero rings so. Steelers aren't just in cap hell, they have lots of free agents they aren't going to be able to keep. The team is going to be losing a lot of players
It is shocking to see the number of teams actually in the red as of now.As much as I think JJ would want to retire in his home state, the Packers aren't in a great position to pick up much of a contract.
This time of year, NFL 2021 Salary Cap Tracker is one of the handiest reference points for me. I would be pretty surprised if the Chiefs, Steelers, or Packers want to spend major money on a dude that isn't on the field much of the time.
However, the Bucs do actually have money then can spend, though how many free agents they keep and what that costs them is still up in the air.
I mean yeah this is absolutely true to an extent. However, this year is different since it is the first time in forever the cap has gone down. I mean shit, the Saints are 70M in the red. That is an insane amount to get off the books.The salary cap means almost nothing. Franchises can restructure contracts and kick the salary cap can down the road. Even the Rams can open up a decent amount of space this way.
I also doubt he's looking for a huge contract over a ring at this point.
Sir, this is the FOH NFL thread. Where if your team isn't playing against Brady in the Super Bowl, then they need to blow it all up and start over.Eh, I think bad coaching is too harsh on Green Bay. Before the NFC championship, MLF was considered a pretty good coach and a reason why Rodgers is having such a great year. Yeah he made a dumbass call in the game but I can't believe that 1 call makes him a bad coach.