***2022 Official NFL Chat Thread***

[Vikes723]

the Jaamal Williams post game interview LOL

[RobParks2M]

yea you def shouldnt push someone from the medical staff lmao the fk was he thinking?


Seattle to the playoffs to knock off the gay 49ers stay mad

The weirdest is that he was 100% in the fukking way. After what happened last week like give the other team some space to get their staff out there to look at their guy. Then to have the nerve to push them into the other staff and the injured player... just all around 0% brain usage.

In the end I am sort of grateful I don't have to watch the 49ers blow the Pack out next week. Seacawks probably get the same treatment tbh.

[HotCheetos]

As a packers fan, it is a fitting end to the season. Miscues and discipline issues at the biggest moments of games all season long. I would have honestly rather had this game mean something for the lions, however in the long run the packers would have to pull some miracle **** every game to win a SB in these playoffs.

[ZBlacktt]

Bills can't run from Cincinnati in the playoffs. They will meet round 2. While KC gets Chargers/Jags.

[benedetto27]

Rodgers is still the GOAT to me. Dude's talent and clutch plays were second to none. The team just wasn't good enough for a SB run this year anyway.

Feels bad man, but I'm still gonna rep the GOAT and only publicly owned team in major sports. Let's see what Jordan Love can do.

[Evolutionary1]

All of a sudden the lions look like a legit NFL team. This can’t be real tea

Yes, Erin gets retired as a Packer by the Lions. Think I called that one as well

What's likely is Cousins will chit the bed like he always does. Whether it is today or in the playoffs. As far as the eagles are concerned, the jury is still out. Neither you nor I know what is going to happen with absolute certainty.

Eat a dick.

Go back and reread all of your chitpost....


just lol @ a Man named Dakota being your QB

[Evolutionary1]

Rodgers to the Raiders

[WoofieNugget]

Actually satisfying to wake up this morning and see Packers lose.

Bills/Bengals in round two should be a fantastic game especially after what happened. Can't wait to see Brady beat Dallas and send them home first round again. I think the Giants also have a decent shot against the Vikings.

[SmashinYoungVag]

Bills can't run from Cincinnati in the playoffs. They will meet round 2. While KC gets Chargers/Jags.

Award for possibly the worst take ever lol

[Vhagar]

Rodgers is still the GOAT to me. Dude's talent and clutch plays were second to none. The team just wasn't good enough for a SB run this year anyway.

Feels bad man, but I'm still gonna rep the GOAT and only publicly owned team in major sports. Let's see what Jordan Love can do.

Lol

[thedarrenestes]

Bills can't run from Cincinnati in the playoffs. They will meet round 2. While KC gets Chargers/Jags.

If I'm CIN I'd want no part of Buffalo anymore
The league already changed the OT rules at their request, moved a reg season game, awarded no worse than a neutral site AFCG, all while playing 1 less game than 30 other teams

To quote Doc Holliday from Tombstone: "Only suckers buck the Tiger. The odds are all on the house"

[ajdahlheimer]

Rodgers is still the GOAT to me. Dude's talent and clutch plays were second to none.

Clutch plays? Did you miss his last decade plus of playoff games?

[WoofieNugget]

If I'm CIN I'd want no part of Buffalo anymore
The league already changed the OT rules at their request, moved a reg season game, awarded no worse than a neutral site AFCG, all while playing 1 less game than 30 other teams

To quote Doc Holliday from Tombstone: "Only suckers buck the Tiger. The odds are all on the house"

It does seem like the narrative is pushing a Super Bowl run for the Bills after seeing those kickoff returns yesterday. Which I would be okay with as a fan, but let's see how it plays out.

[Procta]

[Evolutionary1]

It does seem like the narrative is pushing a Super Bowl run for the Bills after seeing those kickoff returns yesterday. Which I would be okay with as a fan, but let's see how it plays out.

Vikes-Bills would be ideal Ratings

Neither have won a SB

And if it does happen I would probably bet the farm on the bills

[Berts]

LOL, dude pushes medical staff in the back. Sums up the Packers in one flag.

I hope Erin is done in GB. You know Lefleur is over Erin. The Love experience should begin last year. You don't trade up like that and let him sit on the bench for 4 years do you? You just wasted the golden years of that rookie contract.

As a Vikings fans. I have mad respect for the Lions. You can't hate them after being trash for decades. They are scary, their OL and DL is great. They will be tough for years to come. I look forward to hating the Lions and laughing at the Packers for years to come.

[Evolutionary1]

LOL, dude pushes medical staff in the back. Sums up the Packers in one flag.

I hope Erin is done in GB. You know Lefleur is over Erin. The Love experience should begin last year. You don't trade up like that and let him sit on the bench for 4 years do you? You just wasted the golden years of that rookie contract.

As a Vikings fans. I have mad respect for the Lions. You can't hate them after being trash for decades. They are scary, their OL and DL is great. They will be tough for years to come. I look forward to hating the Lions and laughing at the Packers for years to come.

It's almost like Rodgers sabotaged it before leaving

[Vikes723]

LOL, dude pushes medical staff in the back. Sums up the Packers in one flag.

I hope Erin is done in GB. You know Lefleur is over Erin. The Love experience should begin last year. You don't trade up like that and let him sit on the bench for 4 years do you? You just wasted the golden years of that rookie contract.

As a Vikings fans. I have mad respect for the Lions. You can't hate them after being trash for decades. They are scary, their OL and DL is great. They will be tough for years to come. I look forward to hating the Lions and laughing at the Packers for years to come.

If Goff ends up taking off for them next season then yeah I can see the Lions being a force, their WRs and RBs as well are pretty damn good and it showed up last night making the clutch catches in the end.

It's almost like Rodgers sabotaged it before leaving

Oh Rodgers had a plan this whole time, Davante doesn't leave with that much looming over them and he said it too, the uncertainty was a big reason he didn't want to stay

[ajdahlheimer]

LOL, dude pushes medical staff in the back. Sums up the Packers in one flag.

I hope Erin is done in GB. You know Lefleur is over Erin. The Love experience should begin last year. You don't trade up like that and let him sit on the bench for 4 years do you? You just wasted the golden years of that rookie contract.

As a Vikings fans. I have mad respect for the Lions. You can't hate them after being trash for decades. They are scary, their OL and DL is great. They will be tough for years to come. I look forward to hating the Lions and laughing at the Packers for years to come.

It already has been reported that Love will be seeking a trade this offseason if the plan isn't to start him next season.

[Berts]

It already has been reported that Love will be seeking a trade this offseason if the plan isn't to start him next season.

LOL, They have to force Erin out right? They did it to Farve, why not Erin. Love looked good in the limited time he played this year. You can't hold onto a aging QB who is a dram queen, thinks he is better than everyone on the field including his HC. LeFleur wants this team under his complete control, they will never happen with Erin there. Plus Erin is 60% of the QB he used to be in GB. You know he wants to go to the Niners.

[ajdahlheimer]

LOL, They have to force Erin out right? They did it to Farve, why not Erin.

The new contract Rodgers signed last offseason makes it an entirely different situation than they had with Favre though.

Aaron Rodgers' 2023 Cap Hits with the #Packers

Plays: $31.6M (non-restructurable)
Traded: $40.3M
Retires: $40.3M
Released: $99.7M

Love looked good in the limited time he played this year.

He had some moments in mop up duty this year, but I don't think that erases how bad he looked in two full games of action last season.

Plus Erin is 60% of the QB he used to be in GB. You know he wants to go to the Niners.

Again, even if you trade him--the Packers still eat over $40 million to their cap in 2023. Also, WTF would a team give up for him at this point? A couple footballs? Not getting anything close to what the Seahags got for Wilson.....

[Berts]

The new contract Rodgers signed last offseason makes it an entirely different situation than they had with Favre though.

Aaron Rodgers' 2023 Cap Hits with the #Packers

Plays: $31.6M (non-restructurable)
Traded: $40.3M
Retires: $40.3M
Released: $99.7M



He had some moments in mop up duty this year, but I don't think that erases how bad he looked in two full games of action last season.



Again, even if you trade him--the Packers still eat over $40 million to their cap in 2023. Also, WTF would a team give up for him at this point? A couple footballs? Not getting anything close to what the Seahags got for Wilson.....

Ya good info there. They are fooked with that cap hit. They still get Love on the cheap this year so kinda a wash but then they can't take advantage of Loves rookie deal.

This is a mess and for what. They gave Erin all that money to miss the playoffs and end up 3rd in the division. I love it. It really sums up Erin as a person. I wonder why he has only won one SB, you can argue greed has held this team back and Erins career and legacy.

You know most of the organization and fans wants to move on, like you pointed out, they are cap fooked. To be fair, Erin was back to back MVP. At the time it seemed like a decent deal I'm guessing.

I'm glad I'm not the GM, only way you win this one is if you keep Erin and the ayahuasca starts to pay dividends on the field.

[ajdahlheimer]

To be fair, Erin was back to back MVP. At the time it seemed like a decent deal I'm guessing.

I'm glad I'm not the GM, only way you win this one is if you keep Erin and the ayahuasca starts to pay dividends on the field.

Right, it's just crazy how much his game fell off this year. Hard to predict that.

I knew their defense over-performed last season though and was going to crash back down to Earth (which it did).

[ZBlacktt]

Teams wasting no time in firing head coaches.

Texans
Cardinals

[Vhagar]

Right, it's just crazy how much his game fell off this year. Hard to predict that.

I knew their defense over-performed last season though and was going to crash back down to Earth (which it did).

Last year he stole one from Brady

[Evolutionary1]

Right, it's just crazy how much his game fell off this year. Hard to predict that.

I knew their defense over-performed last season though and was going to crash back down to Earth (which it did).

Half the team left last year not just DaVante

[ajdahlheimer]

Half the team left last year not just DaVante

Half the team? Who else besides MVS, Billy Turner, and Zadarius (who was out that whole year anyway)?

[Evolutionary1]

Half the team? Who else besides MVS, Billy Turner, and Zadarius (who was out that whole year anyway)?

https://packerswire.usatoday.com/lis...des-scantling/

[Vikes723]

Half the team left last year not just DaVante

So what 10 players in which 3 or 4 of them were quality starters? I'm not a math major but half of 53 isn't 10.

Doesn't help when Rodgers skips all the off season and does his own thing and builds zero relationships with the new WRs until week 9 of the season, he is his own worst enemy. Most Packer fans don't know life without Farve and Rodgers and maybe this is the year he will let them do their own thing and not sit in this limbo of "maybe he comes back?" he seems to love it when the media sits and stews whether he comes back or not

[Berts]

So what 10 players in which 3 or 4 of them were quality starters? I'm not a math major but half of 53 isn't 10.

Doesn't help when Rodgers skips all the off season and does his own thing and builds zero relationships with the new WRs until week 9 of the season, he is his own worst enemy. Most Packer fans don't know life without Farve and Rodgers and maybe this is the year he will let them do their own thing and not sit in this limbo of "maybe he comes back?" he seems to love it when the media sits and stews whether he comes back or not

This. Also, I'm guessing every NFL teams has a 10 or more player turnover from the 53 man the previous year. For the Packers, its different apparently.

I hope they have decades of misery from here, if any franchise deserves it, they do