NFL 2022 Season

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Seattle is a punch you in the mouth team and I am loving it!

Best team in several years and so much fun to watch. When is last time we have had 7-10 minute drives to ice the games? So refreshing.

Not sure why this link didn't work but it's the three guy press conference by Geno, Tyler and DK. An enjoyable listen.
 
Watching Rodgers get beat reminds me...
I like it when he loses.

Brandon Allen is the guy you like better than Cousins...
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Not sure why this link didn't work but it's the three guy press conference by Geno, Tyler and DK. An enjoyable listen.
Yes! It was great!

I watched the post game show and loved seeing them all together. Reminded me of the good days when Doug Baldwin, Kearse, Lockett and Luke Willson would do that at times. I love how humble and calm Geno is. And DK seems like he’s growing up!
 
Your link does work @Billy, you just have to click Watch on YouTube. Lockett looks like a little kid in his hoodie! Thanks for posting it so i could watch the whole press conference. Fox cut it short. It’s kind of funny when DK says he looks to Lockett like an older brother cause HE looks like the older brother. These guys have such great chemistry. This is what i love the most and what was missing (i think because of Russell).
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Tough to root for Rodgers today. I could only sort of half ass it. Bills are really good. Allen makes you defed every blade of grass.

My Pats beat the Jets. The Jets QB was confused. Jones played a bit better. Pats O-line is in shambles. Their center and team captain is concussed. RT is a turnstile. Jones held the ball a bit too long at times.

The fighting chickenhawks must feel good about themselves. Their defense is playing over their talent level. That is a tribute to Pete. He is making his players play faster than their 40 times.

The Geno scenario reminds me of the Raiders rehabbing Jim Plunkett by letting him heal. Geno sat a whole lot longer than Plunkett but playing for the Jets really scares a QB. It goes to show you what an advanced degree can do. Smith took advantage of being able to attend QB school for 8 years. Usually when you are in school for 8 years, you are a doctor. He throws a beautiful deep ball too.

One year ago, the Seahawks future looked bleak.
 
Here's a crazy thought... Is there another QB in the NFC you would take over Geno Smith right now? Considering the NFC has Rodgers and Brady, that's nuts to even think about.

Hell, I can only think of two AFC QBs that are a tier above him right now.

2022 is a wild year for the NFL. I'm enjoying the shakeups.
 
Here's a crazy thought... Is there another QB in the NFC you would take over Geno Smith right now? Considering the NFC has Rodgers and Brady, that's nuts to even think about.

Hell, I can only think of two AFC QBs that are a tier above him right now.

2022 is a wild year for the NFL. I'm enjoying the shakeups.
Jalen Hurts has his moments.
It's an interesting question, particularly considering the difference in answers you'd get if you would have asked the same question last year when Russ was hurt and Geno was the QB.
 
Jalen Hurts has his moments.
It's an interesting question, particularly considering the difference in answers you'd get if you would have asked the same question last year when Russ was hurt and Geno was the QB.
I would probably need to go dig it up, but I made a few comments I think on here, and on another platform that I thought Geno had way better command of the offense when he was in last year. Looked like he needed a better game plan for his skills at the time, but he looked really, really good and nobody seemed to really take notice, and completely forgot about that during the offseason.

Possibly TOO good considering they were already trying to shop Russ I'm sure. Hard to ask for a king's ransom for a guy you benched for Geno Smith.
 
Here's a crazy thought... Is there another QB in the NFC you would take over Geno Smith right now? Considering the NFC has Rodgers and Brady, that's nuts to even think about.

Hell, I can only think of two AFC QBs that are a tier above him right now.

2022 is a wild year for the NFL. I'm enjoying the shakeups.
Here is one writers opinion coming into the year:


It is remarkable that you can make a case for Geno. It shows how well he has played and also how poor the QB play in the NFC is right now. The 2 players that you can reasonable take before him are at the end of their careers.

For 1 game, I take Brady every day of the week and twice on Sunday. I'm not sure about Rodgers given how poor he has played in "hat and t-shirt" games.

For the next 3 years, you almost have to take Smith given the tread left on his tires and the way he is playing.
 
Here is one writers opinion coming into the year:


It is remarkable that you can make a case for Geno. It shows how well he has played and also how poor the QB play in the NFC is right now. The 2 players that you can reasonable take before him are at the end of their careers.

For 1 game, I take Brady every day of the week and twice on Sunday. I'm not sure about Rodgers given how poor he has played in "hat and t-shirt" games.

For the next 3 years, you almost have to take Smith given the tread left on his tires and the way he is playing.
I think it is a huge testament to the importance of Devantae Adams and Randall Cobb (in his prime) for Rodgers. His slumps over the years seem to coincide with not having those guys as a safety blanket.

Also... haha, amazing:

T-14. Marcus Mariota (Falcons), Geno Smith (Seahawks), Sam Darnold (Panthers)​

Yep, you read that right. The bottom tier is so uninspiring that we're lumping these last three "starters" together. No disrespect to Darnold, Mariota and Smith, who are all undoubtedly working hard to seize their QB1 opportunities. But there's a reason these three teams aren't expected to do much damage in 2022. Darnold at least offers the mobility and live arm of a former first-rounder, but without the requisite confidence or pocket presence. Smith was so-so replacing Russell Wilson in 2021, but his ceiling projects as little more than figurehead for a run-heavy Seahawks offense. And Mariota, while elusive with starting experience, has struggled to stay consistently healthy or successful through the air, and he'll be working with a roster in total overhaul.
 
Your link does work @Billy, you just have to click Watch on YouTube. Lockett looks like a little kid in his hoodie! Thanks for posting it so i could watch the whole press conference. Fox cut it short. It’s kind of funny when DK says he looks to Lockett like an older brother cause HE looks like the older brother. These guys have such great chemistry. This is what i love the most and what was missing (i think because of Russell).
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Lockett is so small standing next to Smith and Metcalf. Yet Lockett stands incredibly tall with his fantastic presence catching long bomb passes.
 
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