I just don’t buy into that stuff, I hope he signs with the patriots so those few that bet on that get a boat load of money
The Rams trading OG Jonah Jackson to the Bears. Interesting they seem to want to load up on picks in a strong DL draft when they did so well there the last two years and have two RBs that fit their mold, one from last year, in the other strong position.
I don’t think this stops the Bears from dipping into free agency at interior offensive line, though.
*except they just traded a 2026 4th to KC for Joe Thuney. Do they go heavy for Dalman in free agency? Maybe try to “steal” Josh Myers?
Right-O. They just grabbed All-Pro G Thuney from KC.
Speculation is they draft Jeanty.
Interesting move by KC. They free up $$ and could get younger but their OL really needed help last year, especially at LT. Thuney is a G but now they need to improve at 2 spots unless their LT comes back better than before the injury.
The Chiefs drafted Kingsley Suamataia last year who needed time to develop, but they tried him day 1 and he struggled when teams learned his tendencies early on. Maybe they think he’ll be ready this year to play either LT or LG.
The Raiders may grab Jeanty before the Bears have a chance, but Hampton or Judkins will probably be there in the second for Chicago if that happens.
@Herschel posted:I don’t think this stops the Bears from dipping into free agency at interior offensive line, though.
*except they just traded a 2026 4th to KC for Joe Thuney. Do they go heavy for Dalman in free agency? Maybe try to “steal” Josh Myers?
Here's the thing I love about Poles
@Iowacheese posted:Here's the thing I love about Poles
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The betting odds are as always a function of how much money is being wagered on each side of a proposition and allowing the bookie to rake off the vigorish.
Where is the smart money going?
@DH13 posted:Right-O. They just grabbed All-Pro G Thuney from KC.
Speculation is they draft Jeanty.
Interesting move by KC. They free up $$ and could get younger but their OL really needed help last year, especially at LT. Thuney is a G but now they need to improve at 2 spots unless their LT comes back better than before the injury.
The Bears actually look like they know what they are doing this offseason. Invest in relatively low-risk moves to upgrade the OL. A 4th rounder for even a year of an All-Pro G is worth it for them.
And they still have 4 picks in the top 100 so they can add some youth there too.
I don't know about that. But we did just lose to them with a position coach as HC. Pack will be stronger in 2025 but so will CHI.
@DH13 posted:Right-O. They just grabbed All-Pro G Thuney from KC.
Speculation is they draft Jeanty.
Interesting move by KC. They free up $$ and could get younger but their OL really needed help last year, especially at LT. Thuney is a G but now they need to improve at 2 spots unless their LT comes back better than before the injury.
I know Thuney is “all-pro” but he was beat like a dog in the Superbowl. Both tackles for the Eagles had their way with the Chiefs.
@PA green & gold posted:I know Thuney is “all-pro” but he was beat like a dog in the Superbowl. Both tackles for the Eagles had their way with the Chiefs.
I think a lot of otherwise very good offensive lineman were made to look very ordinary against the Eagles (Zach Tom for example).
Thuney is a lot better than what the Bears have now at guard, and instead of chasing the shiny objects like diva WRs, the Bears are making solid moves.
Packers hadn't discussed a DK Metcalf trade with the Seahawks as of last Friday. That never meant they'd never enter discussions. https://t.co/oL0ZLg5rCf
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) March 5, 2025
Cross it off https://t.co/bJZ58XNyTZ
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) March 5, 2025
The #Raiders are making star edge Maxx Crosby the highest-paid non-QB in the NFL, per me and @TomPelissero.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 5, 2025
It’s a 3-year deal worth $106.5M with $91.5M guaranteed. Deal done by @CJLaBoy and @DHendrickson41 of @Wasserman. pic.twitter.com/ALKZqW7uGR
91+ million guaranteed for a non-QB is also nuts. Crosby is a very good player. He ain't Reggie White and he's not wrecking games for Raider opponents and the reason that teams gets to a SB.
He’s pretty good, stats can be very misleading Watch the games.
That said he probably isn’t worth that.
@packerboi posted:91+ million guaranteed for a non-QB is also nuts.
What if it means not having to worry about kickers like Anders Carlson or Brayden Narveson? 
So Gary was nearly as good vs the run, had the same number of sacks and 7 less pressures (with 80 less snaps) than Crosby.... and Crosby is the best "non-QB" in the NFL???? I'll still take Khalil Mack, who had one less sack, 2 more pressures, 6 batted passes, 2 forced fumbles, and was PFF's second highest graded edge vs, the run .... and comes at a significantly lower price.
Khalil Mack should've been a Packer anyway until he made the dumbass decision to play for DuhB3@rz
Sacks are a very overrated sack. Pressures are a better indicator of how a pass rusher affects the game. No idea if that make Gary's season look better or worse.
The Chargers have released Joey Bosa.
https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1897483761408741839
Should the Packers do the Bosa nova?
That the Chargers couldn’t find any trade partner for a once premiere pass rusher probably says a lot about the current version of Joey Bosa.
If Gute has interest, I don’t expect they will offer him a lot of guaranteed money. And it wouldn’t surprise me if Bosa wants to stay in the AFC and get revenge on his former team.