2024 NFL General Season News and Notes
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TMZ amazingly has pictures of the two car‘s occupants fleeing the scene and a dash cam video of the actual accident happening. Rice clearly fits the Chiefs culture perfectly.
Video of Crash
Video of Crash
interviewer: Fat Andy, what is your ideal player
Andy: what I say is, give me the fastest dumbest criminal you can find and if that man can catch I will make him a SB Champion.
Video for those who do not want to click on tmz
View: https://youtu.be/k88bwHtOj4Q?si=B84ZIeZnPpSeF_ku
Matthew Judon leaving football
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it’s April fools
Missed the spoiler
Super sad. Whenever you read that they don't suspect foul play, it's usually either drugs or suicide, which both are awful to think about because he seemed like one of the good dudes. I remember when he got traded on Hard Knocks from Miami to Indy, and as he was being told the news, he just said to the coach "I want to call my grandmother." He was Vernon Davis', the tight end for San Fran among others, brother.
Pretty good day in the life of video of him here too:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGu3zFdRrYM
He's probably most famous for retiring from the NFL, while playing for the Bills, during halftime of a game and just leaving:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/11/26/vontae-davis-retired-halftime-an-nfl-game-thats-just-beginning-his-story/
These stories are sad. If this was, in fact, a suicide event, I hope they test for CTE.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39853342/arizona-cardinals-terry-mcdonough-arbitration-defamation
Cardinals to pay ex-executive Terry McDonough (son of Will) $3 million after arbitrator in his wrongful termination action finds that team defamed him after he was relieved of his duties in 2023.
Cardinals to pay ex-executive Terry McDonough (son of Will) $3 million after arbitrator in his wrongful termination action finds that team defamed him after he was relieved of his duties in 2023.
NFL appears to have no interest in possible organized effort to use burner phones for team to interact with Cardinals suspended GM. The Commish and national news would act so differently if it were the Pats.
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Dashcam video might shed light on who was driving the Lamborghini leased by Rashee Rice - NBC Sports
Two men got out of passenger side. Rice was second one out.
Two men got out of passenger side. Rice was second one out.
Diggs out of the division would be great -
View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1775537949104394657?s=20
View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1775537949104394657?s=20
Diggs is such a diva. Sure going to CJ Stroud isn't much of a downgrade from Josh Allen, but why ask out? Maybe he just lost confidence in Hardo, like most of this board.
Houston is looking very legit.
Houston is looking very legit.
Extremely thin. Like, Shakir and… ? Lots of slot work for Kincaid m, I guess. Feels like they spent the last 2-3 years looking for a third WR and now they need to add a one and two as well. Not that I’m complaining…
A 2nd round pick next year? And it sounds like Buffalo is eating the cap hit. No idea wtf the Bills are doing anymore.
Not sure why people think this is a bad return, he's a 31 year old WR and chronic malcontent. He's about a year younger than Allen who went for a 4th after a better season.
Old highly paid WRs are not attractive trade chips in the way young highly paid WRs are. Once you break 30 you're a ticking time bomb at that position.
Old highly paid WRs are not attractive trade chips in the way young highly paid WRs are. Once you break 30 you're a ticking time bomb at that position.
Diggs is kind of a pain in the ass. I can kind of see the logic at work here.
We've had, like, 10 posts since this Diggs news and nobody else is asking why the Pats didn't beat that offer? This board is slipping.
This is how you slip back to mediocrity.
View: https://twitter.com/adamschefter/status/1775541328757108767?s=46
View: https://twitter.com/adamschefter/status/1775541328757108767?s=46
He improved his second year with John Brown and Cole Beasley as his receivers. He definitely took the next step with Diggs. Diggs was/is on the decline at this point, so my issues are less with losing the particular player, and more the fact that they have one NFL caliber receiver to throw to now. I sure hope there is a plan to move up and grab one of the big prospect WRs, but what does that guarantee? I'm more disgusted with them eating 31 million this year, leaving no cap room to sign a stopgap while they develop a rookie. Bills stay Billsing.
Diggs had all of his best seasons with Allen, I don't understand this idea that Allen benefitted from him more than vice-versa. Anyway, Diggs was probably becoming a locker room issue and I'm sure there's another shoe to drop with Buffalo's receiving corps. Wouldn't surprise me to see them swing a big trade for one.
This is what you have to do when the QB starts taking up significantly more of the salary cap.
I agree he improved, but Diggs has been a stellar safety net for Allen for a few years. It will be interesting to see how effective he is with (what will likely be) lesser talent.
Then again, I thought Mahomes would struggle without Hill, and boy was I wrong.
It's what happens to almost all teams... you have success but don't get over the top and then you have to strip out all the expensive vets. Brady re-structures helped the Patriots, but the biggest thing was Bill cycling guys out before they got too far along the old/expensive continuum... still eventually caught up.
It's the way you want to work, load up as soon as you think your rookie deal QB is legit, then when he gets expensive you've already moved on from guys like Diggs.
The WR falloff after 30 is a real thing, that is why Jerry Rice having a 1200-yard receiving season in 2002 at 40 is such an amazing accomplishment.
I’d be worried about a sophomore slump for both Stroud and Ryans and they have a very tough schedule next year:
Home: BUF/MIA/BAL/DET/CHI/JAX/TEN/IND
Away: KC/DAL/GB/NE/JAX/TEN/IND/MIN/NYJ
This may work out for Buffalo as well as Houston. Buffalo could conceivably pick someone like AD Mitchell or Brian Thomas in the first round and Ladd McConkey or Ricky Pearsall in the 2nd/3rd and restock their WR room with quality players.
I'm stunned they didn't get a 2024 pick for Diggs which they could have used on a WR, not only that they actually gave up a 24 pick which could have been used to move up a bit for one of the WR you listed or equivalent as I doubt Ladd or Pearsall make it to the back half of 2nd/3rd rd.