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Yes, I just skimmed the link real quick and they make 3 references to Moore being a new coach.

dumb shite slop
I think it's crazier that 7 teams kept 4 qbs. I'm over here thinking 3 qbs is a wasted roster spot but the league disagrees

re: Bucs cut Pyburn

Posted by saintsfan92612 on 8/30/26 at 12:07 pm to
wonder how much more he'll make on LSUs team than on an NFL practice squad
I am really hoping we are done with this whole 6th and 7th year BS after this year. No more covid exemptions. 5 years to use 4 years of eligibility.
broke the corners ankles then outran the safety...nice
Come on...these guys don't even pretend to be students anymore with transferring 5 times in 5 years.
my uncle played for LSU in the 80s and the heaviest lineman on the team was 258 lbs.

Could you imagine trying to tackle a guy like Earl Campbell or Christian Okoye when your DL weigh only 10 pounds more than them...

That'd be like if Derrick Henry weighed 290 lbs
yesterday was probably the best I've ever seen Rattler play in terms of pocket movement and reading his progressions and yet Wilson still looked better.
yep, college football has definitely become a minor league of itself.

non-P5 schools and even lower quality P5 schools are just training grounds for the schools with money
Homer Simpson is canonically 6'0 and weighs 239 lbs...and got stuck in a water slide and had to be evacuated by crane.

He got to stay home for disability when he ballooned up to 300 lbs.


In 1980, 0 NFL players weighed over 300 lbs.

By 1985, there were 15.

By 1990, there were 72.

By 1995, there were 152.

By 2000, there were 280.

By 2005, there were 371.

By 2010, there were 393.

By 2015, there were 427.

By 2020, there were 482.

re: Students can play

Posted by saintsfan92612 on 8/28/26 at 2:48 pm to
The NFL made over 20 billion dollars in revenue last year.

The entire FBS combined made about 7 billion dollars.

32 teams made 20 billion

130 teams made 7 billion

The lowest revenue NFL team was the Bengals with ~$495 million dollars

The highest revenue FBS football team were the Texas Longhorns with ~$343 million dollars

I think the NFL will be just fine without 100,000 seat stadiums.

Tre has allegedly made it known he wants a starter role or nothing. That is why nobody has signed him yet. He is probably waiting on an injury or for a contract offer he can't refuse.
I am sure there are some bubble guys who became much easier to cut?
Teams that went winless in the preseason in 2025:
Jacksonville (13-4)*lost wildcard
Las Vegas (3-14)
Kansas City (6-11)
Washington (5-12)
New Orleans (6-11)
Atlanta (8-9)
Carolina (8-9)*lost wildcard

Teams that went winless in the preseason in 2024:
Cincinnati (9-8)
Cleveland (3-14)
Pittsburgh (10-7)*lost wildcard
Las Vegas (4-13)
Kansas City (15-2)*lost super bowl
Atlanta (8-9)
Arizona (8-9)

Teams that went winless in the preaseason in 2023:
Cincinnati (9-8)
Philadelphia (11-6)*lost wildcard
Minnesota (7-10)
Carolina (2-15)
LA Rams (10-7)*lost wildcard

2 teams went winless in preseason and won a superbowl:
1982 Washington Redskins won the Super Bowl while going 0-4 in the preseason
2021 Los Angeles Rams won the Super Bowl while going 0-3 in the preseason

and on the flipside, the 2008 Detroit Lions went 4-0 in the preseason but 0-16 in the regular season.
The teams learn way more from the intersquad scrimmages than they do from these games.

Just have each team join practice with the 4 oppossite divisional teams...

Saints practice with Texans, Jags, Titans, and Colts

Broncos practice with Cardinals, 9ers, Seahawks, Rams

etc

But have preseason games be at neutral sites at college stadiums or something.

Saints vs Jags could be in Mobile

Saints vs Titans could be in Memphis

re: Army-Navy host site rotation

Posted by saintsfan92612 on 8/18/26 at 1:52 pm to
I personally think DC, Philly, New York, and Boston make the most sense for an "Army/Navy" game and Philly is an easy commute for both fanbases being almost exactly halfway between Annapolis and West Point.

I think Philly is the optimal location for it.