The 2024-2025 NFL Season

Nope.

 

I've always been on the fence about Dak - not a fan and not a hater...

There's no way Dallas should be favored over Philly this year - we lost what, like 10-11 starters and have replaced them with 1 aging LB and brought back a 4 years past prime RB while our best players seem to have no ceiling to get better.

 

We?

 

You know, as a fan I include myself in all discussions around ownership like personnel, marketing, and the cheer squad.

 

I was asking who you are a member of and why. Dallas?

 

Yup, the Green Bay faithful and Aaron Rogers were all put out and pouty when the Packers drafted Jordan Love in the first round. I'd say that worked out pretty well for everybody including Love.

 

Green Bay didn’t throw $180 million at an average quarterback a few months before drafting a 24 year old with the 8th pick. Penix could be good, but there’s no logic behind what they did.

If they think Cousins is good enough to get them somewhere (which he’s not btw), draft some defense or someone to help him. Dumbest pick ever.

 

I’m not a member of anything football related, just a fan.
Why Dallas? … as a kid my parents bought me a Dallas Cowboys jumbo pencil for Xmas and Montreal Canadiens mini jersey to hang in my bedroom and I’ve been a long suffering fan of both teams ever since.

 

I wonder how much input Ryan Pace had .

 

When people say "we," they consider themselves unofficial members of the organization, consciously or not.

 

Yep, the logic is he has a network of people to dig up dirt on someone he needs to influence, then he blackmails them into giving him money he doesn't deserve. It's really the only explanation.

Thank sweet baby Jesus, my chosen team never gave him dirt to use. If I bet, I would bet that by the time Penix is ready to take the reins in Atlanta, you too will see the insanity in paying Cousins that money too.

 

Yes. Yes it is
His journey to the NFL was forged on the Michigan football program shooting themselves in the foot during his MSU years. His whole career has been a myth.

However, if your QB needs all the pieces around him to be good to succeed then is he really worth top dollar? He also really didn't succeed at Minnesota. During his tenure, the team averaged a 9-7 record only winning their division in 2022 and promptly losing their 1st round home playoff game. Minnesota had finished 1st in their division 2 of the 3 years prior to his arrival so it's not like he made them better. They were a good team that, if he was worth the money, should've seen more success. His play cost his 1st head coach his job and rightfully so, O'Connell cut his losses before Kirk cost him his job too.

 

That's put lesser men on the couch for 50 mins every week.

 

I’m practising for when I get the call for MotoGP - all riders when asked say “we need to improve, we had a great test, we didn’t get the result we wanted..,”.
My cell is always close in case Massimo, Gigi, Lin, Herve, or Pit wanna take a chance on a 50 year old former club racer with a Canadian passport.

 

Rodgers is a hall of famer with 4 mvps and a ring. Cousins is barely over .500 in his career with one playoff win. I don’t dislike him, I just think he’s stolen more money than anyone in the NFL over the last decade. And as a Vikings fan I didn’t like how he never showed up in big games.