The 2025-2026 NFL Season

They’ve got a ton (virtually everyone but Baum) of their studs locked up for the next 2+ years.

Many if not most still on rookie contracts

 

The Browns will still suck. As a diehard fan I will still cheer and keep hoping management realizes that it takes a TEAM to win, not some other team's discarded drama queen.

 

Browns are about to lose Miles Garrett. They definitely will still suck, if not suck more.

 

I work at a small brewery and this is the artwork for our Brown Ale. Turned out better then the Browns season.

 

Someone get this guy some help..he’s delusional.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/43800103/dak-prescott-says-cowboys-very-close-winning-super-bowl

 

He already works for JJ...enough punishment.

 

Damn! Here I was selfishly thinking it was just a Ravens' issue.

 

What a wildly idiotic take by him.

 

the two teams with their own planes at the bottom. The Patriots players were complaining the plane is old, has ashtrays in the armrest and no wifi

 

The F- are interesting, the Bengals treatment of family and Bills travel, I wonder what makes them so terrible. And the Jets owner gets an F of course.

 

Its an anounymous survey of unknown number of players. Apparently the Bills use different size planes depending on how far the trip. Players surveyed complained that staff and coaches got larger first class seats and players got smaller seats. When asked about it, Brandon Beane, the general manager, said oubound they try to put more players in the larger seats, but coming home they give staff preference as they are already working watching film and likely getting off the plan and heading straight to the facility to start the next weeks gameplanning.

Sounds like Pegula needs to drill some more wells and buy the team a big ass plane LOL!

 

He's already getting a lot of tax payer dollars for the new stadium, so he should be able to splurge on some better travel plans for the team

 

Mike Brown sucks donkey dicks.

 

Kinda chuffed my consistently incompetent Dolphins are holding down the record for the NFL's longest-playoff win drought, wayyy back since the year 2000. No four-strokes in MotoGP, no smart phones, dial-up Internet with the screeching sounds, plus we were still reeling from the Y2K fiasco that never happened.

Keep the streak going, boys. YOU BUMS.

 

Not a single team in the top 20 has a SB win in the last decade, so there's that.

 

You're welcome.

 

Small Locker Rooms, Stinky Bathrooms, and Old Team Planes: All the Important Details From the NFLPA’s Annual Player Survey

https://www.theringer.com/2025/02/2...m-grades-woody-johnson-dan-quinn-robert-kraft

 

Perhaps they are too coddled, leading to their playoff dropoffs.