NFL: 2022 NFL off-season news and notes thread

[EpochLink]

Holy crap, I feel bad for Cohen.

 

[GKJ]

That's a career ender.

 

[StreetHawk]

That's a career ender.

Yeah. He had to workout as he is still looking for a team. Horrible injury.

 

[Blackhawkswincup]

Yeah, with this injury + previous and fact he will miss what is essentially 3 years its hard to envision a scenario in which he makes it back to play in NFL

 

[Elvis P]

Vick is coming out of retirement.

 

[Terry Yake]

going to be very weird seeing someone else punt for the ravens (and hold for tucker)

 

[StreetHawk]

going to be very weird seeing someone else punt for the ravens (and hold for tucker)

Guess this is why the ravens took the P in round 4.

 

[GKJ]

Top 10 punter all time

 

[Big Z Man 1990]

Way to go buddy, ya got one

The NFL did miss an opportunity to have the Bills-Lions game on Nick alongside CBS, where Nick's broadcast would have featured commentary by Jessica DiCicco in character as Lynn Loud Jr. from The Loud House, which is set in Michigan.

 

[Troy McClure]

Brees was never comfortable in front of the camera or announcing

He reminded me of that tight end from Dallas who just never had the feel for it.

These networks seem to bank on these guys walking from playing to announcing with barely any training. A lot of them flame out, but maybe they'd be better if asked to spend more time practicing their craft.

 

[Voight]

 

[EpochLink]

Murray wants to secure the bag

 

[Elvis P]

Source: Commanders spend $100M on Va. land

The Washington Commanders paid more than $100 million for land in Virginia, a possible next step in building a new stadium, as well as numerous retail shops, restaurants and apartments, according to a source with knowledge of the purchase.

www.espn.com

 

[Troy McClure]

Source: Commanders spend $100M on Va. land

The Washington Commanders paid more than $100 million for land in Virginia, a possible next step in building a new stadium, as well as numerous retail shops, restaurants and apartments, according to a source with knowledge of the purchase.

www.espn.com

 

[DoyleG]

 

[Voight]

Murray wants to secure the bag

Not even waiting until after year 4 to play games like this. Jesus.

 

[DaaaaB's]

The NFL did miss an opportunity to have the Bills-Lions game on Nick alongside CBS, where Nick's broadcast would have featured commentary by Jessica DiCicco in character as Lynn Loud Jr. from The Loud House, which is set in Michigan.

Oh yes, what a missed opportunity lol.

 

[GKJ]

These networks seem to bank on these guys walking from playing to announcing with barely any training. A lot of them flame out, but maybe they'd be better if asked to spend more time practicing their craft.

Which seems to specifically be what Brees wants to do oddly enough. If they didn’t re-sign Collinsworth, this doesn’t happen.

 

[EpochLink]

 

[StreetHawk]

Gruden is ticked. I don’t even think at this point paying him his entire salary left on his contract would satisfy him. He’s angry that he ended up getting singled out and only his emails from the Washington investigation were leaked and no one else’s.

 

[EpochLink]

Gruden is ticked. I don’t even think at this point paying him his entire salary left on his contract would satisfy him. He’s angry that he ended up getting singled out and only his emails from the Washington investigation were leaked and no one else’s.

Yup, if he’s going down he’s gonna take a lot of people with him. If those emails have Snyder, Jones or any other higher up NFL player/owner/executive then shit will hit the fan.

 

[StreetHawk]

Yup, if he’s going down he’s gonna take a lot of people with him. If those emails have Snyder, Jones or any other higher up NFL player/owner/executive then shit will hit the fan.

Despite being a raiders fan, Gruden was wrong for writing and sending those emails.
But in the matter of him getting singled out from that Washington investigation I do hope he wins it. But from the sounds of things at best he’s going to get more money, like punitive type damages over and above what is owed to him on his 10 year deal. and it’s not like Washington will be penalized or the other emails leaked as a result.

If Gruden sent those emails via his own person one like a Gmail one then he could still have all of the replies back. But I believe that he used the ESPN account which is all probably deleted from the server and archives given how long it’s been. IT doesn’t like to keep that backup for that long.

 

[GKJ]

Despite being a raiders fan, Gruden was wrong for writing and sending those emails.
But in the matter of him getting singled out from that Washington investigation I do hope he wins it. But from the sounds of things at best he’s going to get more money, like punitive type damages over and above what is owed to him on his 10 year deal. and it’s not like Washington will be penalized or the other emails leaked as a result.

If Gruden sent those emails via his own person one like a Gmail one then he could still have all of the replies back. But I believe that he used the ESPN account which is all probably deleted from the server and archives given how long it’s been. IT doesn’t like to keep that backup for that long.

Kinda feel the same way. It’s not to support Gruden, especially given what was said, but the NFL acted like their mirror is clean when it’s not, and it was only going to take this kind of situation to get it out into the open.

 

[TheGreenTBer]

Gruden is ticked. I don’t even think at this point paying him his entire salary left on his contract would satisfy him. He’s angry that he ended up getting singled out and only his emails from the Washington investigation were leaked and no one else’s.

Yup, if he’s going down he’s gonna take a lot of people with him. If those emails have Snyder, Jones or any other higher up NFL player/owner/executive then shit will hit the fan.

Kinda feel the same way. It’s not to support Gruden, especially given what was said, but the NFL acted like their mirror is clean when it’s not, and it was only going to take this kind of situation to get it out into the open.

All of this.

This isn't about supporting a guy that deserved to be fired. This is about the NFL deserving the dirtiest of dirty laundry, and then some.

 

[StreetHawk]

All of this.

This isn't about supporting a guy that deserved to be fired. This is about the NFL deserving the dirtiest of dirty laundry, and then some.

But is this lawsuit going to result in anything other than more money for Gruden? Like I said before, I think at most he gets his full contract paid plus punitive damages for whatever he gets be it $10 mill or $50 mill or whatever.

Is anything going to happen to Synder, the NFL, or anyone else associated with the WFT at the time? Just a hit to the pocketbook for the nfl.