Around the NFL Offseason Player Movement News and Speculation Thread

[Strunk'sDessert]

Ironically, we're looking at a move to upstate NY where you get what you pay for in taxes - for the most part, still have fairly easy access (45m - 1hr) to NYC, and you can get a nice house with over an acre in a good school district for under 1.5M

[Callidus]

2 minutes ago, Strunk'sDessert said:

Ironically, we're looking at a move to upstate NY where you get what you pay for in taxes - for the most part, still have fairly easy access (45m - 1hr) to NYC, and you can get a nice house with over an acre in a good school district for under 1.5M

1.5m huh? Thats just 38 years of saving at the average us salary if you dont eat and sleep behind an Arby's 

[Strunk'sDessert]

1 minute ago, Callidus said:

1.5m huh? Thats just 38 years of saving at the average us salary if you dont eat and sleep behind an Arby's 

 

Not our price range, but that's the Franklin & Brentwood price range for a similar home! 

[AussieTitanFan08]

 

[AussieTitanFan08]

Wonder if Jalen Ramsey is one of the players Jerry Jones is referencing in his press conference today.

[Grizz]

1 hour ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

Wonder if Jalen Ramsey is one of the players Jerry Jones is referencing in his press conference today.

 

I absolutely could see it. 

 

The player on my mind that I hope the Titans will check in on is Mark Andrews. Andrews says he is committed to Baltimore but that would save the Ravens decent change and they have Likely. There is a lot of smoke that they would trade him (or maybe outright cut him). 

 

I would do a conditional 5th to 4th similar to the Hopkins trade. 

 

We see TEs turn back the clock and serve as safety blankets to young QBs (Ertz). 

 

I'd love to get Andrews on the cheap, especially if they just cut him. 

Edited April 22, 2025 by Grizz

[Pragidealist]

[NashvilleNinja]

2 hours ago, Pragidealist said:

 

I know somebody around here did that.

[AussieTitanFan08]

 

[FreakofLegend]

On 4/22/2025 at 8:34 AM, airmcnair22 said:

 

He's 31  so on the back end of his career. Late round pick only. 

[OnsideKick]

The #Lions and All-Pro S Kerby Joseph reached agreement on a massive new extension to make him the highest paid safety in NFL history, sources say.

 

He gets a 4-year, $86M deal - $21.5M per year. A big-time star in Detroit cashes in.

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Steve ‘Mongo’ McMichael was a Bears legend, and his courageous battle against ALS inspired us all.  Our hearts go out to his family, friends and teammates.

Edited April 24, 2025 by OnsideKick

[Stan]

On 4/22/2025 at 9:45 AM, SleepingTitan said:

Don't forget Briley and the 800 iterations of Old Hickory Blvd. One of my favorite things about the city (like ATL), is when I get into an interchange to another interstate, and all the people on that interstate are fighting to get into my lane because it's exit only and I'm fighting to get out of the exit only. Fun times! 

 

Or like Briley right before it turns into Thompson Lane. It goes down from 4 lane interstate to two lanes with a 100 yd exit ramp onto I-24 that just happens to be merging with 2 other interstates. Fucking beautiful engineering. 

You should experience San Diego’s highways.  American engineers are by far the dumbest in the world. I’ve been to Europe, Japan by far their roads, freeways, bridges, are some of the most well designed, well developed roads you will ever see, everything makes sense and you aren’t worried about having to cross 4 lanes just to get off an exist. 

[headhunter]

4 minutes ago, Stan said:

You should experience San Diego’s highways.  American engineers are by far the dumbest in the world. I’ve been to Europe, Japan by far their roads, freeways, bridges, are some of the most well designed, well developed roads you will ever see, everything makes sense and you aren’t worried about having to cross 4 lanes just to get off an exist. 

Memphis looked like it was mortar hit

[titanruss]

 

Europe has about 2000 more years of road and city development than the USA.

 

They also spend massively more on infrastructure, trains, public transit, etc.,. thus reducing road wear and traffic congestion.

 

Funny to see 2 republicans arguing about our shit infrastructure and transit options when they are the ones that keep voting to ignore it. Also funny to see them praise europe... eventually the right argues correctly but they almost always have zero idea how they got there. 

Edited April 24, 2025 by titanruss

[TerryBoats]

15 minutes ago, titanruss said:

 

Europe has about 2000 more years of road and city development than the USA.

 

They also spend massively more on infrastructure, trains, public transit, etc.,. thus reducing road wear and traffic congestion.

 

Funny to see 2 republicans arguing about our shit infrastructure and transit options when they are the ones that keep voting to ignore it. Also funny to see them praise europe... eventually the right argues correctly but they almost always have zero idea how they got there. 

Ahh, yes.  The beautiful Democrat infrastructure that the rest of the world aspires to.