NFL 2021 season - Belichick Strikes Back

Is QB Mac Jones this year’s Mitchell Trubisky? Looking like the 49ers may way overpay for him.

 

I hope not. I hope they get Fields. If they go with Jones, I will be very disappointed in the trade.

 

Houston PD opening an investigation into Deshaun Watson.

https://www.profootballrumors.com/2021/04/houston-pd-opens-deshaun-watson-investigation

 

If Watson is found guilty he needs to pay for all this with jail time. Unfortunately the Texans organization will also pay for his incredible stupidity, the Texans should have traded him while the gettin' was good.

 

I’m very glad that Miami dodged that bullet.

 

Jets and Miami fans can both feel relieved now.

 

I think the Jets should still trade for him.

 

Jets trade QB Sam Darnold to Carolina for a 2021 sixth round pick, plus a second and fourth in 2022.

Panthers must be desperate.

https://www.profootballrumors.com/2021/04/jets-to-trade-sam-darnold-to-panthers

 

I meant paying so much for a QB the Jets were going to dump at some point this off-season.

 

At least they didn't overpay too grossly for him.

 

Another team in the top 10 no longer in need of a QB.

As a Pats fan, this pleases me.

 

Right by Kings Island

 

You don’t have a clue as to what you’re talking about.

Both the Rams and the Raiders left LA not because of lack of support, but for massive land and cash grabs in Oakland and St. Louis.

Why do you think the Rams, Raiders, AND Chargers moved heaven and earth to get back to LA? All 3 franchises were willing to move back to LA WITH NO TAXPAYER FUNDING. How was your team’s stadium financed?

Now, if you want to find some “idiots”, look no further than the city of St. Louis. In an attempt to keep the Rams, the city voted to to float more bonds to build the Rams a new stadium even though the city was still paying for the stadium they gave the Rams back in the 90’s. Or how about the poor folks of Las Vegas, who just like St. Louis back in the 90’s thought that giving millions in public funds guarantees them an NFL team forever.

In fact, the people of LA and the people of Oakland are shining examples of how to deal with the NFL. You simply say no to giving millionaires public money. If they want your city badly enough, they’ll find a way to get the money.

Get a clue before spouting off.

 

I feel bad for the people of St. Louis left to foot the bill, but the Rams never should have gone there in the first place.

 

Has any city ever gotten another team from a specific sport if they've lost them twice?

 

Not sure they've had time. Teams didn't start regularly moving until less than 40 years ago. And I think Oakland's the only community to lose a team on two seperste occasions (1984 and recently).

 

St. Louis lost the Cardinals and Rams. Atlanta lost the Flames and Thrashers.

I just came up with one. D.C. lost the Senators twice (became the Twins and Rangers) and now have the Nationals.

 

Cleveland lost the Rams and Browns.