WildCard

With as many holes we have and our cap? I don't know, I don't think any of them are worth 4 1sts honestly. You need a collection of talent to win, as we've clearly seen, not just 1-3 great players

What is Cal O'Reilly doing to someone that could be that detrimental

Pretty sure Jack doesn't hate Canada man

No, and the fact that that's even a sentence is absurd to me IMO. Was COR not good for him? Obviously not. But talking about any sort of 'recovery' from being hazed like that or whatever is wild to me

Awesome. He hates Toronto more than any other team, it's very obvious. Plus he's a huge barstool guy so that makes senes

Would you really pay 4 1st round draft picks for those guys?

To me that doesn't even matter. My question is, can we make him better/good? It's pretty clear that, however he got there, he's not good right now. Do we want to stick with that and see if we can change him, or just let someone else figure it out

Seems like one of those things where we talk about it for so long it's not even a surprise when it finally does happen

Pretty amazed nobody has picked the MLB. They have the least repeat champions in the last 20 years

It's not considered a big 4 NA sports league; I really doubt most of the posters on here follow it

Well football for sure that can happen. The Cardinals were 9-7 when they went to the Super Bowl

LeBron lead teams went to the Finals 8 consecutive years, and the Warriors have been in the Finals 5 consecutive years. The other thing that sucks is super teams of course

Just a random thought but which of the big 4 NA sports leagues does everyone think is the most competitive? If we're going by how often a new team wins a championship, it's baseball; the MLB also does not have a salary cap, and with the disparity of money in the league there is often rampant tanking and small market teams aren't competitive for years on end. If we're going by how narrow the gap is from top to bottom, it's probably hockey. If we're going from if a team can win on any given day, it's probably the NFL, but in the NFL nothing really matters unless you have one spot on your roster filled with a top end player; the other 21 positions really fall to the side So, how does everyone here value/define which league is the most competitive?

Not sure if anyone posted this yet

Sorry NS but no way. They're playing great yes bit nowhere near all time great

Trade Risto

Somehow I think Durant is secretly happy about this

Guess that means he approves of Krueger

Just pay the guy honestly. I'm so sick of watching talent walk out the door cause we shave $1-1.5M per year cap hits on deals where the salary cap increase will cover that over that time period anyways

You get chinese today or something?

Friday thread? That sucks man, that is way too young to go. Sorry to hear that

Poster over at TBD posted this fun article in comparison of these new QB deals https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1986-08-19-sp-16974-story.html