kdp1980
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They exceeded my exceptions I thought they'd win 7.
Me too. And they were still the most uninspiring team I've seen. Weird huh?
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Get StartedThey exceeded my exceptions I thought they'd win 7.
They exceeded my exceptions I thought they'd win 7.
Just think. You don't even watch this team play. You're borderline genius with that number. What's your secret? Lol.
Just think. You don't even watch this team play. You're borderline genius with that number. What's your secret? Lol.
But I did last season.. Therefore a prediction for this season.
Makes perfect sense in your world. Watch a team from a yr ago and predict their record for the next yr. Fucking brilĺiant....lmao. I wonder if Jaguars and Rams fans did the same? Lol
....:nuts:
Because the Jaguars (who bought several star FAs and drafted a franchise RB) and Rams (who completely overhauled their coaching staff) are comparable to the Lions? Those fans had reason to suspect change, though perhaps not the level of improvement they made. What did the Lions do again to suggest they were a different team than last year? Wagner was the only notable addition (Lang and Warford were essentially a wash), but at the same time we lost Decker.
Makes perfect sense in your world. Watch a team from a yr ago and predict their record for the next yr. Fucking brilĺiant....lmao. I wonder if Jaguars and Rams fans did the same? Lol
....:nuts:
The Jags brought several FA stars over? Lol. Like who? AJ Boyue (sp?) was a top notch FA but he was far from a star. Calais Campbell has been an ok DT/DE who stepped up this yr and played the best football of his life. He's been mediocre at best in his career.
And the Rams brought in a 30 something yr old HC. Goff was already considered a bust by some and their WR corp was a joke.
The Lions brought in the top 2 FA OLinemen in and they were the talk of the town. Lang and Warford a wash? Lol..ok.
Now i'm not sitting here snd saying that we hit the jackpot during the offseason but expectations were high. Don't give me that shit that the Rams and Jags fans expected this type of turnaround from their teams. That's a bold face lie lol.
Ya know what both those teams have though? Two top RBs and good to great D's. Think we have any of that? We're not even fkn close....
Firstly, you'll note I specifically said Jags and Rams probably shouldn't have expected the amount of improvement they saw. That said, they should have expected change.
It appears you have a different evaluation of the players involved than I do. I thought Bouye and Campbell were some of the highest rated players their positions going into FA. I thought Lang and Warford were relatively even overall, with different strengths. That's kind of how predicting works, each person evaluates the moves differently. I saw the same team we had the year before, gaining Wagner but losing Decker.
Jags and Rams fans should have expected their team to be different, though not necessarily to such a large degree. Lions fans should not have predicted a better team than the previous year.
While the Lions have a good amount of cap space. Vikings have more, without really having any of their significant players as Free Agents. So they should improve next year.
Packers have decent cap space and if Rodgers is healthy they are better.
So while we have money to spend, our two main division rivals right now have similar amounts to spend as well.
If I remember correctly, MN doesn't have a single QB under contract next year....all three are free agents.
Glasgow has played well. Especially at center. They need a LG unless Dahl steps up
Berger said he is retiring as well which is a blow to the Vikings
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