2017 NFL Offseason Thread - jetpacunlimited enters the Witness Protection Program

Who's going to win the Super Bowl?

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This is the exact opposite of what I wanted to happen
If you make the big game, your team is getting picked apart
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I'm fine with Shanahan leaving what worries me is all this turnover means new systems. Last time it was offense and that took a year for everyone to get on the same page. This time it's offense (depending on what Sarkisian adjusts to) and defense. That means another year at the least of getting everyone on the same page before even trying to make a run again....I really hope i'm wrong but this coming season is starting to look like a wash for the coaches to try and figure out what works best for the personnel again.
 
I'm fine with Shanahan leaving what worries me is all this turnover means new systems. Last time it was offense and that took a year for everyone to get on the same page. This time it's offense (depending on what Sarkisian adjusts to) and defense. That means another year at the least of getting everyone on the same page before even trying to make a run again....I really hope i'm wrong but this coming season is starting to look like a wash for the coaches to try and figure out what works best for the personnel again.

That's how the South goes though :lol every team gets a turn. Then you got our division where the ****** Broncos win every season. That **** is over though :evil
 
Tom Brady is one of Under Armour's signature athletes so the Trump comment isn't surprising
 
I'm fine with Shanahan leaving what worries me is all this turnover means new systems. Last time it was offense and that took a year for everyone to get on the same page. This time it's offense (depending on what Sarkisian adjusts to) and defense. That means another year at the least of getting everyone on the same page before even trying to make a run again....I really hope i'm wrong but this coming season is starting to look like a wash for the coaches to try and figure out what works best for the personnel again.

That's how the South goes though :lol every team gets a turn. Then you got our division where the ****** Broncos win every season. That **** is over though :evil

soon
 
Hof is a complete joke. On mike and mike today the writers shared how he didn't make the hall lol all based on there own personal opinions from interactions they had smh another player who should be in the hall is jack tatum
 
Whelp, thank god I don't own anything from UA... and never will
they're going bankrupt in 2018.

I wouldn't worry too much about UA.

Unless this is a marketing strategy to get conservatives to buy their clothing, while having them as their target market. 
 
 In that 2014 season, Sarkisian had QB Cody Kessler, WR Nelson Agholor, and WR JuJu Smith-Schuster all playing like first-round talents. There they ran a mix of pro-style run and pass concepts out of spread formations. They utilized play action at the sixth-highest rate in the entire country (35.8 percent of passes), leaning heavily on receiver screens and run-pass options.
Philosophically, that all aligns with where Atlanta has been trending under OC Kyle Shanahan the past two seasons. And that’s likely the most important factor in this hire. It’s obvious that the Falcons have a good thing going, and the organization does not want to start back at square one. The only two starters on Atlanta’s offense set to hit free agency—right guard Chris Chester and tight end Levine Toilolo—are also the two lowest-graded starters on the offense. It’s a risky move, considering that the last time Sarkisian donned a headset in the NFL was all the way back in 2004 when he was the quarterbacks coach for the Raiders, but at this point, the Falcons were likely left with few options in their coaching search.
https://www.profootballfocus.com/pr...ocial&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=nfl

I feel better about the offense not starting at square one again.
 
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