2022 NFL Week 9 Thread: WOAHHHHHH, WE’RE HALF WAY THERRRRRRE

[archibaldcrane]

Just start Love "to let Rodgers' thumb heal", try to get a top 5 pick

[Xno Kappa]

It's a joke at this point

https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/...nBcSdeVgQ&s=19

And the joke is hilarious.

[Krandor]

Just start Love "to let Rodgers' thumb heal", try to get a top 5 pick

That they spend on another defensive player that doesn't pan out

[Tyche]

i was talking about the 2022 receiving yard leader who is going to the hof based on his resume on another team and two other quarterbacks who had career years when they were throwing to him

tua was literally benched on 3 separate occasions in the 2020 season, had everyone calling for him to be benched in the 2021 season*, the team attempted to trade for both tom brady and deshaun watson this off-season, and is now having a career year with tyreek hill on his team

he's having a 2017 alex smith year thanks to tyreek. congrats to tua, but get real son.

*https://fansided.com/2021/10/31/nfl-...a-matt-ryan/2/
https://sportsnaut.com/dolphins-qb-t...ench-2021-nfl/

Anyone who actually followed football knew Flores was a fucking idiot for benching Tua. It's hilarious that is your justification. Flores hated Tua. Everyone knew he did. He didn't want to draft him and pushed Grier to get anyone but Tua. Flores treatment of the team is what got him fired despite being their most successful coach in over a decade. It was shocking then, but it looks like it was absolutely the right thing to do. Tua has gotten better each year despite having a revolving door of OCs, and literally 2 at the same time at one point in Miami. Despite that, Tua was incredibly accurate well before Hill put on a dolphins jersey. Yeah, Hill helps and having a coach that has put together an incredibly effective offensive scheme has been a boon to him, but his accuracy and ability to see the field has been there.

Edit: also, it was not this off-season the fins tried to trade for Brady/Watson. We can throw it in the fat pile of incorrect posts you like to make and get called out on. It was in 2019 and 2020 when the dolphins reached out to Brady and Sean Peyton. Same for Watson, once Flores was fired at the end of last season, Chris Grier said they would not trade for Watson. The trade almost happened in November of last year, not this off-season. Once Flores was gone, that door shut because it was Flores and Ross pushing for it. Once the off-season hit and Flores was gone, so were the Watson rumors.

[archibaldcrane]

That they spend on another defensive player that doesn't pan out

Packers drafts have been dreadful lately

People are raving about Doubs because everyone else they picked has sucked ass so far, and Rashan Gary finally started to work out well and then immediately tears his ACL

[Mertron]

at what point will ar12 be appearing on the pat mcafee show to throw them all under the bus tho

[Rhyis.]

Anyone who actually followed football knew Flores was a fucking idiot for benching Tua. It's hilarious that is your justification. Flores hated Tua. Everyone knew he did. He didn't want to draft him and pushed Grier to get anyone but Tua. Flores treatment of the team is what got him fired despite being their most successful coach in over a decade. It was shocking then, but it looks like it was absolutely the right thing to do. Tua has gotten better each year despite having a revolving door of OCs, and literally 2 at the same time at one point in Miami. Despite that, Tua was incredibly accurate well before Hill put on a dolphins jersey. Yeah, Hill helps and having a coach that has put together an incredibly effective offensive scheme has been a boon to him, but his accuracy and ability to see the field has been there.

it doesn't matter what grading system you prefer; qbr/passer rating/pff grades/td-int ratio/whatever. tua was not a good qb in 2020 or 2021... your own team, when flores was already gone for months, wasn't actively trying to trade for another qb for giggles.

Packers drafts have been dreadful lately

has devonte wyatt done anything? he was popular pre-draft

[Mertron]

https://twitter.com/benbbaldwin/stat...6q0LXmXbJUV3wQ

[Mertron]

consistency

[Xno Kappa]

https://twitter.com/benbbaldwin/stat...6q0LXmXbJUV3wQ

Did the Lions hire Jason Garrett?

[Mertron]

i hope the saints are down 21+ when payton comes on

https://twitter.com/mysportsupdate/s...6q0LXmXbJUV3wQ

[Rhyis.]

guys. lets run the a gap.
next play. lets run the b gap.
you know what we'll hit em with next? lets run the a gap
we'll really stump em on the next one. lets run the b gap

[Xno Kappa]

i hope the saints are down 21+ when payton comes on

https://twitter.com/mysportsupdate/s...6q0LXmXbJUV3wQ

Nice! Kirk Cousins’ awkward ass should make for some quality entertainment lol.

[Rhyis.]

dropping koupons in fantasy asap

[Tyche]

it doesn't matter what grading system you prefer; qbr/passer rating/pff grades/td-int ratio/whatever. tua was not a good qb in 2020 or 2021... your own team, when flores was already gone for months, wasn't actively trying to trade for another qb for giggles.


has devonte wyatt done anything? he was popular pre-draft

I don't know why you keep saying they were trying to trade for another QB for months after Flores was gone. That's the reason he was fired...They were not trying to trade for Brady or Watson after last season. There's literally articles detailing it with Miami's GM stating explicitly "were staying with Tua, we are not going after Watson". It was in November last year they attempted a trade. Not March. The Brady stuff was in 2020 and 2021...the punishment was in this off-season, not the actual contact with Brady. Dunking on you is like a dunking on a kindergartner. Probably because you like to say shit without actually checking to see if you're right, then doubling down when you're shown to be wrong. It's fun.

[Xno Kappa]

Because it’s been a couple of days since we last clowned on him.

https://twitter.com/gbellseattle/sta...LX0_hRSAYFwTZQ

[Rhyis.]

Edit: also, it was not this off-season the fins tried to trade for Brady/Watson. We can throw it in the fat pile of incorrect posts you like to make and get called out on. It was in 2019 and 2020 when the dolphins reached out to Brady and Sean Peyton. Same for Watson, once Flores was fired at the end of last season, Chris Grier said they would not trade for Watson. The trade almost happened in November of last year, not this off-season. Once Flores was gone, that door shut because it was Flores and Ross pushing for it. Once the off-season hit and Flores was gone, so were the Watson rumors.

I don't know why you keep saying they were trying to trade for another QB for months after Flores was gone. That's the reason he was fired...They were not trying to trade for Brady or Watson after last season. There's literally articles detailing it with Miami's GM stating explicitly "were staying with Tua, we are not going after Watson". It was in November last year they attempted a trade. Not March. The Brady stuff was in 2020 and 2021...the punishment was in this off-season, not the actual contact with Brady. Dunking on you is like a dunking on a kindergartner. Probably because you like to say shit without actually checking to see if you're right, then doubling down when you're shown to be wrong. It's fun.

hey mang, idk if you know this but the brady/payton thing was this off-season:
https://www.complex.com/sports/tom-b...e-fell-through

it all went down the year brady/payton retired together... which was 2022.

both payton and bradys rights were/are still owned by the bucs/saints so a trade was per-negoitated with the fins until the flores lawsuit fucked up everyone's plans... in february of 2022

... this isn't breaking news here

[Tyche]

No, it wasn't. Also, February isn't "months" after Flores was fired man. C'mon. Keep your story straight.

[Rhyis.]

Aug. 2, 2022

The NFL reveals its six-month investigation found the Dolphins — namely Ross and Beal — violated the league’s anti-tampering policy on three occasions from 2019-2022for conversations with Brady and Payton. The Dolphins’ penalties include the loss of their 2023 first-round draft pick and a third rounder in 2024, a $1.5 million fine for Ross and a $500,000 fine for Beal. Brady will face no penalty, the league says.

your own article...

[Krandor]

No, it wasn't

the Dolphins had “impermissible contact” with Brady and his agent during and after the 2021 season