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Aside from Trey Lance, who is the biggest draft bust in recent memory?
u/Either_Imagination_9 — 2 hours ago
Which Player did you finally give up on after he made YOU REPEATEDLY look like a Clown 🤡 defending him and never proving the doubters wrong?
u/Ifinishfast42 — 15 hours ago
The St. Louis Rams logo is better than the LA Rams logo argue with a wall
STL Rams logo > LA Rams logo
u/Evening_Tie_1847 — 13 hours ago
This is HEAVILY overshadowed by their losses, but how did the Bills even manage to MAKE 4 Super Bowls in a row?
How are you dominant enough to win the AFCG four in a row, and then get embarrassed
u/Big_Thloopers_20 — 16 hours ago
Highest paid players in NFL History
u/MasterTeacher123 — 19 hours ago
It seems the challenge has been laid down. Let’s see how he answers it.
u/MarTB2000 — 19 hours ago
How do you remember Vontae Davis retiring at halftime being viewed in the moment and how do you feel about it today?
u/MasterTeacher123 — 15 hours ago
nfl players who became unwashed
I think of randy moss beating the washed allegations when he came from oakland to new england are there any players who became unwashed?
u/fishermanpoppasu — 15 hours ago
QB and HC 5-Year Rule - Who Goes First?
No HC and starting QB duo was able to win a Super Bowl if they didn’t win one in their first five seasons together. These duos have been together for three seasons or longer, who would be the odd man out for these duos?
u/ninjaman326 — 24 hours ago
Who do you think is the best Fullback ever?
Pictured from top to bottom...
Larry Csonka, Mike Alstott, Lorenzo Neal, Daryl Johnston, John Riggins, Kyle Juszczyk.
Yes, Fullback has pretty much been a dead position for about 10-15 years now, but why not show a little love to some of the greats of a bygone era? (I know Juszczyk is still playing, but probably not for much longer and entered the league in 2013 while they were still kind of a thing.)
u/Nintendofan9106 — 18 hours ago
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Fans of teams who recently lost a playoff game (or any significant game), when did you just know it was over?
u/Big_Thloopers_20 — 16 hours ago
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What's a player archetype your franchise is known for?
Seahawks are famous for the "Enforcer Safety."
Big DBs that patrol the line of scrimmage and make WRs/TEs think twice about a crossing route.
u/SuddenStorm_556 — 15 hours ago
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