2022 NFL Offseason thread

Oof. They thought this was highlight worthy.

.@Tua 🚀 @Cheetah pic.twitter.com/HGALhokvkc

— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) May 11, 2022

Severely underthrown.

If you had posted this screenshot and told us Tyreek was taking punt return reps, I would have believed you. pic.twitter.com/zM2tyl0W0g

— JP - Practice Throw (@MPDolphinsFan) May 11, 2022

I also don’t like the trend of letting WRs go and drafting a new one. I would rather have  a WR with good chemistry with my QB then spending a first round pick on one every 4-5 years and hoping not to miss on one. 

posted by sportchampps

I also don’t like the trend of letting WRs go and drafting a new one. I would rather have  a WR with good chemistry with my QB then spending a first round pick on one every 4-5 years and hoping not to miss on one. 

I don't think it matters that much with elite QB's.  I agree WR is already a commodity, like RB.  How long it takes the payscale to catch-up is anyone's guess, but I also don't think this trend of QB's getting more and more of the cap is sustainable.

Which is the flip-side of paying those elite QB's.  You simply can't put $80M+ into your QB and receiving crew.  So flipping those receivers for draft picks, even comp picks (if you let them walk) makes a lot of sense.

Otherwise, sure, I think if you look at teams with elite QB's they do pay & lock-up a top WR.  But it tends to be a revolving door at the others, might pay 1 more guy at WR or TE.

Just wanna Retire A Steeler

— AB (@AB84) May 16, 2022