Off-season 2023 Banjo

[run pMc]

I see nothing political in the comments. I do see economic in them though. Plenty of McMansions occupied by those of all political stripes.

[texaspackerbacker]

I shall not be tempted except to say, economics IS political. Anybody with the balls to participate in FYI knows that.

[bobblehead]

Tex must live in a McMansion, drives a Porsche, has a Land Rover in the garage, couple of collectible Corvettes, a ski boat, a fishing boat, and horses and a barn on the five-hundred-acre property he's got.

And Tex is probably retired, living on social security and his little IRA account.

But he can kick all the cans down the road - just transfers that credit card balance, over and over, to another credit card company.

Not to worry, though. His social security is going up by 8% this year, and his IRA is doing well - he's making 6% on that.

Tex got 6% last year? Damn, can you put me in touch with his guy? Yea, yea. Politics (according to tex). Fritz and I are making a joke. Neither has anything to do with politics tex. Don't get your panties in an uproar (now if we debate whether you are a girl or a boy because you wear panties, THAT is probably politics). Either way I don't judge. At your age if you aren't wearing depends I'm impressed.

[texaspackerbacker]

I covered this, actually got a little carried away, in FYI.

[call_me_ishmael]

Did the Packers tag Yosh Njiman or whatever his name is, the tackle that is mysteriously both really good and really bad concurrently?

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Did the Packers tag Yosh Njiman or whatever his name is, the tackle that is mysteriously both really good and really bad concurrently?

Nijman’s a RFA. No need for the tag.

[run pMc]

Did the Packers tag Yosh Njiman or whatever his name is, the tackle that is mysteriously both really good and really bad concurrently?

Not yet, but it's expected they'll put a R2 tender on him, so it'll be a 1 year $3-4M deal that another team can match or beat, but they give up a R2 pick if Njiman signs it. It's a win-win: either cheap one year deal for a starting RT, or a 2nd round pick you can use.

[Fritz]

You should have the balls to show up in FYI. I'm an open book there. What you posted has definite political implications, and I'm not gonna get myself suspended by replying to it here.

Come on Tex. It was a commentary on Rodgers's situation and the salary cap and how you view the cap. It wasn't political.

[texaspackerbacker]

I stated in FYI why it was.

[call_me_ishmael]

Seattle is going to be a problem going forward. With how bad Denver sucked this year, they have some premium draft spots this year and already are a QB away. Kinda wondering why ARod isn't angling to go there too.

[Joemailman]

Seattle is going to be a problem going forward. With how bad Denver sucked this year, they have some premium draft spots this year and already are a QB away. Kinda wondering why ARod isn't angling to go there too.

Seattle and Geno Smith agreed to a 3 year 105 million extension.

[run pMc]

Seattle and Geno Smith agreed to a 3 year 105 million extension.

That, plus Pete Carroll is the big dog there, plus they just got rid of their own crazy QB a year ago... why get an older model? They got into the playoffs with Geno AND have picks to work with.

[call_me_ishmael]

Seattle and Geno Smith agreed to a 3 year 105 million extension.

Right but a week ago that wasn't a thing. Surely ARod has been working these angles for awhile. I doubt the 'hawks view Geno as the long term guy.

[call_me_ishmael]

That, plus Pete Carroll is the big dog there, plus they just got rid of their own crazy QB a year ago... why get an older model? They got into the playoffs with Geno AND have picks to work with.

Trade their crazy, get copious picks to reload, then get an even bigger crazy but great player for a year or two when they're reloaded to go for it.

[Fritz]

What I want to know is how did SF get THREE THIRD ROUND compensatory picks for something to do with diversity? What is that all about?