Somehow brighter than most team's whiteout uniforms.That yellow uniform on an afternoon timeslot in LA? Might actually be a competitive advantage considering how bright that yellow will come out
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I asked my parents what they thought of the jerseys, and my mom said that yellow reminded her of the Savannah Bananas.That yellow uniform on an afternoon timeslot in LA? Might actually be a competitive advantage considering how bright that yellow will come out
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Already happened. NFL settled in 2015. That and consequent policies will make future lawsuits pretty difficult
The term "football" itself originates from hundreds of years ago when sports were classified by those played on horseback and those played on foot according to some sports historian nerd on the internet who's video I watched. There have been many types of "football" over the centuries.
How much of that is guaranteed? Not saying this isn't being retarded on stilts, since it is, but NFL contracts often don't pay out as advertised.
It was $123M with $108M guaranteed and here I am staring down the barrel of Jalen Carter's contract extension at the end of this season. Yeah TJ and Garrett are edges and Carter is a DT, but there's no way he's taking a $1M average above Chris Jones. I will be happy if we get away with $40M if he plays to the level he's capable of.
Speaking of KTO, what happened to his and Flemlo's podcast? It was nice to listen to while cleaning my apartment
I wouldn't be shocked if in the coming years we see a giant revolt by the owners over these contract amounts. It is crazy to think that a mere decade ago guys like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning weren't even making $20 million a season. I am old enough to remember when Eli Manning and Philip Rivers each got $90 million plus contracts for six years after their rookie deals were up. Now and days a QB would laugh at that offer.
Isn't the NFL's TV Rights deal up for renegotiation soon-ish? Assuming that thing goes through as expected, I'd expect the cap to jump up accordingly.
Cord cutting means streaming services are going to bid for the rights to broadcast games, which I think probably works out to more money for the league than the big players on cable ever would. I think one game this year is going to be streamed live exclusively on Youtube, Netflix is probably getting a couple of games again this year, and I imagine now that Warner is losing the rights to the NBA, they'll try and make a pitch for a couple of games to be on TNT/HBOMax
There is an out after the 2029 season, so everyone is anticipating a renegotiation before that. numbers being kicked around that I've seen are 20-30% increase. That kind of jump is what the Eagles entire contract structure is built around.
All those clips of the Packers stomping the Cowboys out of the post-season were good for my soul
I still remember watching that game with my old man, and everytime we scored, we were yelling and jumping with excitement. Before the game, I had totally thought we were gonna lose that game, cause the cowboys were undefeated at home. Not anymore!
Yep. The Iggles salary cap strategy is contingent on the league getting gigamoney from broadcast rights money going to the moon, and they're probably right.
Hehe, I too watched that one YouTube video.
As is tradition. It's really cathartic since the Cowboys evoke a certain kind of hatred in the soul. I also fondly remember a regular season game where Green Bay was pretty far behind and we all discovered Aaron Jones was an honorary hwite man for the comeback. Ofc, after that Mike McCarthy never really figured out that handing the ball off to an elite RB was a valid strategy, but that's a different story for another time. Before Jerruh hired him for basically the most expected results imaginable.
God, it was so good. How about them Cowboys? It was their year. Then to go to their house and curbstomp them? Not just win but curbstomp Dallas to oblivion? Thinking about that game makes me want to start smoking cigawettes.
Going to "undefeated at home" Dallas and dissecting them so badly that we put the backups in convinced me that J Love is the guy (even if he did throw a bad pick to lose to the 9ers the next week).
