NFL Trash Talkers Thread

2,241 yards, 16 touchdowns and four interceptions while also rushing for 468 yards and two touchdowns in 12 games. Also coming off 3 surgeries might I note, and a depleted team that was firing their head coach. Career QBR of 88.9

I'd like him on Dallas. With a different coaching staff. I am still on the fence with Dak.

 

I didn't indicate any opinion on the fight or who did what. It was stupid, regardless of what started it or who did what. It was completely unnecessary at that points as no matter what the Steelers did they were loosing. 14 points down with ~10 seconds to play isn't changing anything. Browns could have walked off the field and still won that game at that point.

Weather it was the Steelers egos that started it, or the Browns egos that started it is really irrelevant. It was stupid and pointless for it to happen, especially at the end of a game that the only thing I remember of is the fight at the end.

 

His stats were better than average when he had a team, and his settlement with the league for colluding against him says otherwise about him playing as well.

 

You mean Chip Kelly isn’t a good NFL coach?

 

After Chip left Oregon, he hasn't been a good coach. I think other teams caught up to his offenses... and he continued trying to coach in the NFL like he did in college. You can't tell grown babies what to do, they'll quit.

 

I think he was being sarcastic lol

 

Doesn't matter... he was a good coach at one point... And I think he would have been a good coach if he had a team that wanted to play his kind of ball. But it is hard to get hard heads into the mindset of playing for the team and not for themselves

 

I was being sarcastic. He had a perfect storm at Oregon to be successful and hasn’t found a shred of that success elsewhere.

 

I'd have to agree. He hasn't played since what, 2016? In his mind I think he fancies himself a starter, but he'd have to earn it.

 

Which will add to the shit show that it is going to be....

 

Yeah, he tanked his own career. It's all on him. If he came back and actually produced, the fans of that team would forgive him.

 

If he came back and is good, more power to him. Not often someone is off for multiple years to restart and be successful. I personally have no opinion of him one way or the other. I don't care what his views are, I care to watch Football. The reason I didn't like the situation at the time was because the focus was not on football which is what I was wanting to watch. If I wanted to watch commentary on the latest injustices in the world I would have gone to a news station.

 

I have no issues with him for what he wanted to do. I have issues for how he went about it, but no issues for his reasons. He decided to become a free agent because he didn't respect the SF org (read: Yorks) and he knew he wouldn't get another fair shake with the fan base of SF.

He'll find a spot to land, most likely won't be on an active roster... but he will find a spot. He would be a great scout team QB for anyone playing Seattle or Minnesota.

 

The organization was already a shit show before the whole Kap thing. When you go through that many coaches and QBs over a decade, its a leadership issue. He brought a decent amount to the table, but I don't think he has "it" anymore.

 

Facts don’t matter. Harbaugh leaving gutted that team, and hiring Kelly was the final nail. Blaming anyone other than ownership for that team’s woes is comical.

 

Well I think Mason was incredibly "stoopid" for going after a guy more then double his size and weight. As to what happened with fight you guys have discussed this onnu semaun.

 

If dude would have just ripped the helmet off and left it at that he would be playing sometime this season.

But, NFL is made up of 99% neanderthals

 

So who's winning MVP this season?

 

Kap

It is part of whatever secret deal that was made

 

It just occurred to me that Garrett is a #1 pick from A&M. Cleveland doesn't have a successful track record with Aggies...