NFL 2022 Off-Season

[SUPERECWFAN1]

The next week will be more Super Bowl focused in the 2021 thread and its time we go ahead and start the 2022 Off-Season thread. For coaching news , free agents and off field things. So lets get right ...INTO IT...






Where the Pittsburgh Steelers & Tampa Bay Bucs go from here without franchise QB's ?


Both teams are entering the biggest question marks at QB this off season. Both didn't draft anyone to groom the last 2-3 seasons behind 2 star QB's who were entering the end. Pittsburgh is in worst shape as Mason Rudolph and Dwayne Haskins haven't proved they can be actual NFL starters right now.

Tampa Bay did draft Kyle Trask last season in the 2nd rd to groom behind Brady. Trask put up some eye popping numbers in Florida the 2020 season and will be given the starting job it appears. Its not a lock he will be the starting QB as Tampa wanted him to be the starter in 2023. But things have moved up as they say.

Jimmy G will be a hot debate for both teams needing a QB. Jimmy has injury issues as we know but while not an elite Brady type , he is a solid starter and can play good with a supporting cast around him. So each team will weigh the trade market for him. Which as we expect will be a 1st rd draft pick.



- The Brian Flores lawsuit and how Houston now is involved.


Flores lawyers revealed that he was a finalist for the coaching job there but they opted for Lovie Smith instead due to Flores lawsuit. Also according to this Flores knows he likely will never coach in NFL again due to this but wants others to get a coaching chance.

https://sports.yahoo.com/brian-flore...014910048.html

I think Lovie Smith is a decent coach but he hasn't coached in the NFL since 2015 where Tampa Bay went 8-24. He was a defensive coordinator in Houston and the overall defense ranking for the Texans in 2021 ? ... 31st. So you have to question why you would promote the coach who had the next to last defense in the league.





2022 NFL Draft !

The 2022 NFL Draft will be coming from Las Vegas this year and will have a number of players already projected in top spots. According to this we could see the Jaguars take an offensive lineman #1 overall.


https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/...-take-ol-no-1/



-Kyler Murray ...not happy with Arizona ?


https://www.azcentral.com/story/spor...os/6689468001/


According to this Murray deleted the Cardinals mentions from his instagram and one video brought up how he changed his Twitter just recently. There is no clue why Murray is not happy beyond asking the team to draft Cee Dee Lamb last spring which would be stupid given how the team had 3 top ranked WR's already on the roster and adding another one made no sense.

Either way this situation will be watched heading into the 2022 season...

[Gray Lensman]

I wonder how Brady retiring in the same year is going to affect Ben's entry into the Football Hall of Fame. I'm sure he is still getting in, but his chances of going in on the first ballot have probably gone down at least a little bit.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

I wonder how Brady retiring in the same year is going to affect Ben's entry into the Football Hall of Fame. I'm sure he is still getting in, but his chances of going in on the first ballot have probably gone down at least a little bit.

They could both go in really at same time. It will determine who is there at the time of this Hall of Fame in 2027. Brady is a lock 1st ballot one for sure. I know we usually debate on guys going in but Brady I'm sure is one we all (even if were not fans some of us) have to agree...he's 1st vote in.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

I wonder how Brady retiring in the same year is going to affect Ben's entry into the Football Hall of Fame. I'm sure he is still getting in, but his chances of going in on the first ballot have probably gone down at least a little bit.

Roethlisberger has two Super Bowl rings. Among current quarterbacks, no one else has more than one, and only Brady has more. I think Ben has a good chance of going to Canton on that math alone.

[worstblogever]

Roethlisberger has two Super Bowl rings. Among current quarterbacks, no one else has more than one, and only Brady has more. I think Ben has a good chance of going to Canton on that math alone.

I know the committee doesn't consider off the field stuff, but... he has two sexual assault accusations to match. Don't know how that math factors in, but between Brady being on there and that, I wouldn't call him a first ballot lock.

Then again, Ray Lewis was still first ballot with being accused of being an accessory to murder, so eh... if he doesn't get it, Brady being on the ballot as well would seem like the vote diversion.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

I know the committee doesn't consider off the field stuff, but... he has two sexual assault accusations to match. Don't know how that math factors in, but between Brady being on there and that, I wouldn't call him a first ballot lock.

Hmm! Forgot about that. Yeah, those incidents might play a part in how long it takes for Ben to get that yellow jacket. However, I agree his chances of getting in on his first try aren't great with Brady on the ballot. If anyone else decides to hang up their cleats (the Eagles' C Jason Kelce for one is talking retirement), their candidacy could be held up because of Tom Terrific.

[Gray Lensman]

Roethlisberger has two Super Bowl rings. Among current quarterbacks, no one else has more than one, and only Brady has more. I think Ben has a good chance of going to Canton on that math alone.

I'm pretty sure he gets in myself, I was primarily questioning whether or not he has to wait a year since he will be competing with the ultimate first ballot entry in Brady.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

I'm pretty sure he gets in myself, I was primarily questioning whether or not he has to wait a year since he will be competing with the ultimate first ballot entry in Brady.

Speaking of that first ballot entry, does Brady get in with an unanimous vote? I mean, there’s none of the nonsense in football unlike baseball where electors firmly believed that if Babe Ruth didn’t get into Cooperstown unanimously, NO ONE should, will Brady lose votes, either because of alleged shenanigans in New England, or just plain dislike of the guy?

[Gray Lensman]

Speaking of that first ballot entry, does Brady get in with an unanimous vote? I mean, there’s none of the nonsense in football unlike baseball where electors firmly believed that if Babe Ruth didn’t get into Cooperstown unanimously, NO ONE should, will Brady lose votes, either because of alleged shenanigans in New England, or just plain dislike of the guy?

I'm sure there will be at least one protest vote, the question is going to be whether or not the guy can defend it well. The proper answer there will be if they can even attempt to explain why the person they voted for instead is deserving, rather than making that kind of vote about Brady.

[SUPERECWFAN1]

Speaking of that first ballot entry, does Brady get in with an unanimous vote? I mean, there’s none of the nonsense in football unlike baseball where electors firmly believed that if Babe Ruth didn’t get into Cooperstown unanimously, NO ONE should, will Brady lose votes, either because of alleged shenanigans in New England, or just plain dislike of the guy?

I think its been shown Brady is an all-time great and proved himself repeatedly ...so many times in 22 seasons. If someone votes against him ...they will be considered an idiot.