I mentioned those three because I think they are the 3 likeliest to be a threat to KC and Phlly next year. Philly and KC are not likley in the market for the big bucks Miles Garrett is going to demand. (Also I don't like KC and after watching the superbowl, Mahomes does not look like an elite QB anymore LOL!)
Miles has the talent that he will listen to any and all teams. Its a bidness! What ever happened to not trading talent within your division?
His last contract was $125 million....you really think he wold take $10million more to go play for a crappy team like the giants or the jets or take a little less money at a chance to win a superbowl?
He’s also 29 years old. Based on what I’ve seen, the goals tend to shift at that 30 mark. Before 30….get paid. After 30 “Ok I made my money…I and the family will never go hungry, or be cold..now immortality/ring/HOF/legacy are a higher priority” It just kind of seems natural. I’m not saying Myles Garret won’t get paid handsomely…he should..but he may be willing at this point to take a more team friendly deal for a contender. Look at Derrick Henry in Baltimore…$8million/year for almost 2000 yards is a bargain…but he’s out of Tennessee and didn’t endure a losing season for the punshiment to his body.
Yeah…not sure what the Giants back office saw in the Daniel Jones experiment when they decided he was their pick. He’s for sure no Josh Allen. I don’t even think he had that potential.
I'd add Eagles and Chiefs to that list obviously. On the QB end of things, gonna be fun watching the rookies who did well this year get better.
Penny for your thoughts... What is going through his mind as he sits in the stadium hallway puffing a stogie and looks at the Lombardi trophy he just won? Damn.
I obviously can't tell you what he is thinking, but I can give you a little insight into what it may be. Two years ago, he did more than enough to win the superbowl, and the defense shit the bed in the second half and allowed Kermit's team to crawl back into the game and win it. After all he's been through in his career, and all the doubts cast his way, he nearly won the top prize for any kid that's ever suited up. He stood on the field that day a loser and let the red and yellow confetti fall on him as he watched KC celebrate a win that should have been his. He promised to be back and he promised they'd win. That pic is a reflection of a promise kept. I have a ton of respect Jalen and his work ethic, but the way he carries himself is to be admired also. He never once spoke ill of that defense that let him down that day.
To add to it, Hurts has had a different offensive coordinator every year while in the NFL and correct me if I'm wrong as well as while he was in college too. P.S. That is a cool photo!
Correct, and to Kellen Moore's credit, he has traditionally been a pass dominant offensive coordinator and with the addition of Saquon he modified his play calling to be run oriented. I don't know if Jalen ever wins another one, but in my opinion, the score is settled for that loss two years ago, and likely for getting benched at Bama too.
