(NFL) Have you seen a season with more Dreadful teams?

[ChuckyTheGoat]

In 2024 the bottom TEN teams are pretty hopeless. Very little resistance.

Similar to last year's NBA. Where the bottom TEN teams were walk-overs.

I do think there's an element of guys pulling checks. They see that there's no use in fighting. Used to be that players would fight to STAY IN THE LEAGUE, but now I think they make enuf money and just don't care.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

*Is Stefanski safe in CLE? He still has some good will. But the team is garbage.

*What odds would you put on JAX keeping Pederson? Is there a reason he hasn't been canned yet?

[stevenash]

For fantasy reasons I watched both games side by side.

Funny you should bring this up, at halftime of the Bears games I said to nobody in particular, "Who's shittier, Bears or Raiders"?

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I think they make enuf money and just don't care.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

For fantasy reasons I watched both games side by side.

Funny you should bring this up, at halftime of the Bears games I said to nobody in particular, "Who's shittier, Bears or Raiders"?

They're very bad, Nash. Wonder if it would have worked out better had the Bears held on @Wash.

[stevenash]

Caleb will be OK once he develops a little touch.

As a former catcher I used to say "Fastballs are sexy, but are smacked if they don't have any movement"
Point being, a little more 'touch', and a little less speed.

Oh, Caleb could use a better front five to buy him some time so he can use his speed to his advantage.
Thomas Brown should be retained in some capacity, he's doing a good job considering what he has to work with.

[DwightShrute]

I think there's a lot more really good teams gobbling up the wins. Today, I can see 16 teams that could win the super bowl. Injuries will dictate.