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chevss454 said:
Rich but disgruntled & the Chargers say he's available. $13M/ avg.

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Yeah, I'm not paying him what they paid him. I'd flip one of the thirds to SD if they eat some of the salary.

Edit: Mainly because of how poorly he was able to recover from that injury. I think he thrives in this system, and he'd be a great mentor for Jack Jones play-wise, but I'm really concerned about his health going forward.
 
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Roberto71 said:
This Pro Bowl stuff is a farce. Is anyone watching it? The flag football is keystone cops stuff, the players don't know what they're doing :rofl:
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Just sat down.
Tickets must be free cuz the stadium looks relatively full
 
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What I'd love to say post-NFL season in the US is what the Australians do with Rugby league, and that's State of Origin. It's a series where the best Rugby League players from the states of Queensland and New South Wales play a series after their season is over and it's truly epic, it's bigger than the club game. In other words, the players play for the state where they're from/grew up.

Imagine seeing a game where you had Florida v Texas? or Pennsylvania v California. The NFL would never allow it, of course, but the NFL is strange in that they only play 17 games (for most teams. In other sports, like fellow high attritional Rugby, they play for the clubs AND their countries.

It would be epic to see something like State of Origin in American Football.
 
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Roberto71 said:
What I'd love to say post-NFL season in the US is what the Australians do with Rugby league, and that's State of Origin. It's a series where the best Rugby League players from the states of Queensland and New South Wales play a series after their season is over and it's truly epic, it's bigger than the club game. In other words, the players play for the state where they're from/grew up.

Imagine seeing a game where you had Florida v Texas? or Pennsylvania v California. The NFL would never allow it, of course, but the NFL is strange in that they only play 17 games (for most teams. In other sports, like fellow high attritional Rugby, they play for the clubs AND their countries.

It would be epic to see something like State of Origin in American Football.
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Looking into State of Origin now.
 
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Roberto71 said:
What I'd love to say post-NFL season in the US is what the Australians do with Rugby league, and that's State of Origin. It's a series where the best Rugby League players from the states of Queensland and New South Wales play a series after their season is over and it's truly epic, it's bigger than the club game. In other words, the players play for the state where they're from/grew up.

Imagine seeing a game where you had Florida v Texas? or Pennsylvania v California. The NFL would never allow it, of course, but the NFL is strange in that they only play 17 games (for most teams. In other sports, like fellow high attritional Rugby, they play for the clubs AND their countries.

It would be epic to see something like State of Origin in American Football.
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that's cool!
 
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Good riddance to Nick Caley, who goes to the Rams laterally. He did nothing as TE coach. Both Hunter+Jonnu have been expensive busts and Asiasi and Keene were draft busts, and 2020 had the worst TE production in the league. Guys like Albert Breer and Phil Perry lost some credibility trying to shill for that John Carroll hack the last couple months.

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Report: Rams hire Nick Caley as tight ends coach - ProFootballTalk

The Rams have hired Patriots assistant Nick Caley as their new tight ends coach, Albert Breer of SI.com reports.Rams assistant head coach Thomas Brown began 2022 as the tight ends coach, but he moved back to running backs when Ra’Shaad Samples left for Arizona State.Caley, whose contract with...
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DropKickFlutie said:
Good riddance to Nick Caley, who goes to the Rams laterally. He did nothing as TE coach. Both Hunter+Jonnu have been expensive busts and Asiasi and Keene were draft busts, and 2020 had the worst TE production in the league. Guys like Breer and Perry lost some credibility trying to shill for that John Carroll hack the last couple months.

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Report: Rams hire Nick Caley as tight ends coach - ProFootballTalk

The Rams have hired Patriots assistant Nick Caley as their new tight ends coach, Albert Breer of SI.com reports.Rams assistant head coach Thomas Brown began 2022 as the tight ends coach, but he moved back to running backs when Ra’Shaad Samples left for Arizona State.Caley, whose contract with...
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Tight ends he has "developed"
Devin Asiasi
Dalton Keene
Ryan Izzo
Matt LaCosse

Rising young star my ass.
 
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