Thread: '18 QB Prospects

Originally Posted by Northman

Yea, but to be fair to Detroit at least they can make the playoffs every so often.

I’m talking about the city itself. Detroit is a second world city. It’s a wasteland.

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

I haven’t showered today and my slippers smell like month old sweat

You're a bad e-friend.

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

You're a bad e-friend.

Thank you

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

I think numerous teams can hit that 30 a year. If anyone's going over that, then I agree with you - the money might be too much to resist.

His money argument doesn't work.

What is the difference between $25M and $30M? I'll give you hint, it is around 17%.

It be like choosing a job that pays you $42,000 over a job paying $50,000. Is that worth moving to Cleveland and working for a complete loser of an organization?

Originally Posted by slim

His money argument doesn't work.

What is the difference between $25M and $30M? I'll give you hint, it is around 17%.

It be like choosing a job that pays you $42,000 over a job paying $50,000. Is that worth moving to Cleveland and working for a complete loser of an organization?

But if Cleveland can sign a Cousins and a Landry and draft Barkley and a good receiver/OL/defense...is it still a loser organization?

Jacksonville went from shit to almost a Super Bowl in one year by spending and drafting wisely. Cleveland could become attractive under Dorsey.

Originally Posted by slim

His money argument doesn't work.

What is the difference between $25M and $30M? I'll give you hint, it is around 17%.

It be like choosing a job that pays you $42,000 over a job paying $50,000. Is that worth moving to Cleveland and working for a complete loser of an organization?

It depends on the tax rate and cost of living 😬

Originally Posted by slim

His money argument doesn't work.

What is the difference between $25M and $30M? I'll give you hint, it is around 17%.

It be like choosing a job that pays you $42,000 over a job paying $50,000. Is that worth moving to Cleveland and working for a complete loser of an organization?

That's a fair response.

Originally Posted by slim

His money argument doesn't work.

What is the difference between $25M and $30M? I'll give you hint, it is around 17%.

It be like choosing a job that pays you $42,000 over a job paying $50,000. Is that worth moving to Cleveland and working for a complete loser of an organization?

So $5M is the same as $8K?

Originally Posted by elsid13

The only other team that has much cap room is SF. Cleveland has the cap room to make the best offer to Cousins.

Jets don’t have quite so much but they have a lot too. I expect them to make a run at Cousins

I'll live in Cleveland for $30 mil.

Originally Posted by VonDoom

Jets don’t have quite so much but they have a lot too. I expect them to make a run at Cousins

Cousins, Barkley, Nelson....Cleveland would be set at offense. They seemed to be in many close games.

I'm hoping Denver lands Nelson. I'm on his train.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I'll live in Cleveland for $30 mil.

Yep. Just buy a snow shovel.

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

Cleveland gets a bad rap. I think it’s a cool city. It’s not like being banished to the wasteland in Detroit.

i agree with this assessment in regards to the city of cleveland. . . that franchise is legitimately cursed, though-- they absolutely deserve their bad reputation as a team. . .

Originally Posted by Nomad

Cousins, Barkley, Nelson....Cleveland would be set at offense. They seemed to be in many close games.

I'm hoping Denver lands Nelson. I'm on his train.

it sounds nice on paper, but they'll find a way to eff it up-- they're the browns, it's what they do. . . given what cousins made the last two years, and what we've seen of his personality, i would be a little surprised if he signed with cleveland. . .

**** Cousins.