NFL Trash Talkers Thread

Put a wig on him and let him loose in a hotel room with LeSean McCoy, Kareem Hunt, Reuben Foster, Ray Rice, Greg Hardy, Johnathan Dwyer, and everyone else who came up in the (extensive) Google search for "NFL player beat his wife." Google even had a categorized list of it.

If they didn't reward the behavior (i.e. - provide employment) then it wouldn't be continuing.

 

Niners put a golden toe tag on kicker....





SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Kicker Robbie Gould, one of the first free agents signed by the San Francisco 49ers when coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch took over in 2017, will be around for at least one more season after he received the team's franchise tag on Tuesday.

He is the first player to receive the franchise designation this offseason.

The 2019 franchise tag for punters and kickers is projected to be just more than $5 million on the one-year tender offer. That money would be fully guaranteed should Gould elect to sign it, and the two sides can continue working on a long-term deal until the July 15 deadline.
Gould received the non-exclusive tag, meaning he can receive offers from other teams, but the 49ers can match any offer sheet he might sign.

Since 2009, half of the 12 kickers that have received the franchise tag then have gone on to sign new contracts with the team that tagged them.

Before tagging Gould, the 49ers attempted to work out a long-term contract with him. Lynch said at Senior Bowl in January that the team was "hopeful" it would be able to re-sign Gould and acknowledged talks had been underway.

"He's kicked unbelievably for us," Lynch said. "He's been incredibly clutch for us. We'd like to reward him for that."

But with the two sides unable to work out a deal, the Niners, who project to have more than $70 million in salary cap space, opted to use the tag in order to prevent Gould from leaving without a chance to match outside offers and/or receive compensation for him.





Over the past two seasons, Robbie Gould has made 72-of-75 field goal attempts, and his 96 percent conversion rate is tops in the NFL. Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images

 

Solid Gold

 

Jason Witten leaving ESPN and going back to the Cowboys
https://www.dallascowboys.com/news/witten-ends-retirement-returning-to-cowboys?sf208626684=1

 

Right....

 

ESPN probably told him that he was a lousy broadcaster and was going to get canned, so he decided to 'unretire'


Edit- And Garrett probably said "SURE! Come on back! I bet you haven't lost any condition at all during this last year of not training..."

 

When I first saw this, I thought it was a bit lol

 

This could be the year.

 

Jerry has a terminal condition and is going to sell the team to finance treatments?

 

Pleeeeease god I hope Jerry lives another 30 years... as an Eagles fan I loooove what he has done for the Cowboys.

And please... keep JG for life.

 

I have the same opinion about Snyder and the Redskins

 

As a Patriots fan, I can't wait to see how many more head coaches and QB's the Jets, Dolphins, and Bills run through before Belichick and Brady retire.

 

You be better to switch division to the AFC North. We have the Browns, the Bungals, and the Ravens.

 

Gotta loves those Ravens !!!

 

NO YOU DON'T

 

As a Bill's fan I like the coach they have now and the GM as well. Pretty sure the owners like the job they have been doing as well. This is only the second head coach that they have hired. They got suckered by Rex the first go round.

 

When did the new ownership take over? 14?

 

Yeah in September of 14 had one year of Marone from the last regime. Then Rex and now McDermott. From what I can tell McDermott is doing a better job.

 

As a Niner fan, I'm hoping for something....anything.