2025 NFL Offseason Thread

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by Boo

Wouldn't surprise me if he was traded. Too much money tied up in the other two in Dallas.

It's funny, he was talking this week about taking less money to help Myles come to Dallas, LOL

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Take this with a grain of salt but there are rumblings of Parsons to the Bears. Like I said, take it with a grain of salt.

So a lateral move?

[slyguy]

Are we thinking Parsons is really that dominant?

I saw a guy who was playing from ahead in many games in the past few years (Dallas had top points offense 2021, when he won DROY). With opponents in must-pass, a lotta guys can look good there.

This 2024 season, Parsons' stats were mainly sacks he got against junk teams like NYG and Car and Washington. He didn't show up in many big games. He basically pouted and faked injury a few weeks too. I'm not sure he's the real deal, but we'll see...

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by slyguy

Are we thinking Parsons is really that dominant?

I saw a guy who was playing from ahead in many games in the past few years (Dallas had top points offense 2021, when he won DROY). With opponents in must-pass, a lotta guys can look good there.

This 2024 season, Parsons' stats were mainly sacks he got against junk teams like NYG and Car and Washington. He didn't show up in many big games. He basically pouted and faked injury a few weeks too. I'm not sure he's the real deal, but we'll see...

He faked an injury?

[cdub6238]

Originally Posted by slyguy

Dallas was top half in points every year he was their OC 2019-22 (top 5 some years, led league in points 2021)..

OC for Chargers 2023 was obviously a miss with Herb hurt all year (21st in points).

OC for Eagles 2024 was top 10 scoring offense (and top postseason points, won SB).

...I think Moore will do well. He was definitely one of the top HC candidates this year, but FOMO of waiting made most teams hire before SBowl.

Cowboys....Great OL...Dak, prime Zeke, Cooper, Lamb, Schultz, Ferguson..

Chargers...Ekeler..Allen..Williams..Johnston..Everett

Eagles...Hurts...AJ..Devonta...Saqoun...Goedert...OL..

Saints...

1 of these things is not like the other

[cdub6238]

Also...official...Jets say bye bye to A-A-ron

[slyguy]

Originally Posted by cdub6238

Also...official...Jets say bye bye to A-A-ron

Yeah, the only guy who did fairly well as a QB... but then failed as both a QB and as a GM.

I wonder wtf Davante Adams is thinkin right now, lol.

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by Siberian13

So a lateral move?

Bears have a brighter future than the 'boys. The Bears at least made it to a SB this century.

[slyguy]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Bears have a brighter future than the 'boys. ...

Lol.

Bears are one of the worst teams in the NFL, man.
They are also in one of the toughest divisions.
Nobody wants to go there if they have much of a choice.
Caleb is going to "do his time" and be gone from that spitshow of rotating coaches and dysfunction.

...Dallas is an average NFL team. They have history, they spend money, they are usually in the playoffs. They're not amazing, but they're far from bottom 5-10 like the Bears are.

[Floridacardguy]

Lot of chatter of Debo Samuel wanting to get traded to the Broncos.
PASS ON THAT PLEASE.
I mean I like him, but I don't want to use draft stock to get him, especially when they already have their resident speedster and gadget guy Mims.
If anything, see if he gets cut then sign him. In the meantime Denver needs to focus on the RB/TE positions.

[Boo]

Vikings unlikely to let Darnold leave, the latest rumor. Apparently JJ McCarthy still has “significant” work to do in terms of returning from his injury.

[Boo]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Bears have a brighter future than the 'boys. The Bears at least made it to a SB this century.

Agreed. Caleb William's passing stats were nearly identical to Jayden Daniels this past year, and he was running for his life most of the time.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by Boo

Agreed. Caleb William's passing stats were nearly identical to Jayden Daniels this past year, and he was running for his life most of the time.

One key difference, Caleb has a good WR in Moore, a vet who has caught a lot of balls in Allen, and a 1st rd pick WR in Odunze. Who was Daniels throwing to? old McLauren who's good every other game, 40 yr old Ertz, and then who?

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

One key difference, Caleb has a good WR in Moore, a vet who has caught a lot of balls in Allen, and a 1st rd pick WR in Odunze. Who was Daniels throwing to? old McLauren who's good every other game, 40 yr old Ertz, and then who?

You are aware that DJ Moore has more NFL miles on him than Terry McLaurin, right???

[Boo]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

One key difference, Caleb has a good WR in Moore, a vet who has caught a lot of balls in Allen, and a 1st rd pick WR in Odunze. Who was Daniels throwing to? old McLauren who's good every other game, 40 yr old Ertz, and then who?

https://www.fantasypros.com/nfl/stat...j-moore-wr.php

[slyguy]

Originally Posted by Boo

Vikings unlikely to let Darnold leave, the latest rumor. Apparently JJ McCarthy still has “significant” work to do in terms of returning from his injury.

Rumors are rumors.

Vikings might make Darnold a courtesy offer, but they let him walk 99%.

Even if McCarthy is not ready or not healthy or both, you can plug basically any decent QB into that offense. Why overpay for big red? They'd PO the fanbase and neuter their future capabilities. JJ is a first round high pick who'll get pretty expensive pretty fast.

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by ssbledsoe

You are aware that DJ Moore has more NFL miles on him than Terry McLaurin, right???

Of course not. He shoots from the hip and asks questions later.

[Jaysabz]

Eagles picks in the 2025 draft:

Round 1, pick 32
Round 2, pick 64
Round 3, pick 96
Round 4, pick 129 (via Detroit Lions)
Round 5, pick 162 (via Houston Texans)
Round 5, pick 166 (via Washington Commanders)
Round 5, pick 169

They are also supposedly getting a compensatory third rounder from the Reddick trade to the Jets.

Biggest offseason bust for them was signing Bryce Huff. Gotta move him out of town or cut him I'd think.

2023 Stats w/ Jets: 17 G, 23 T, 13 Solo / 10 AST / 10 Sacks
2024 Stats w/ Eagles: 12 G, 12 T, 4 Solo / 8 AST / 2.5 Sacks

Nakobe Dean was hurt for the Super Bowl and was stepping up his game, but I still think you need to pay Zack Baun and give him a 3-year deal (he's only 28). The Eagles defense is young:

Cooper DeJean is 22
Quinyon Mitchell is 23
Jalen Carter is 23
Jalyx Hunt is 23
Moro Ojomo is 23
Nolan Smith is 24
Nakobe Dean is 24
Jordan Davis is 25
Milton Williams is 25
Reed Blankenship is 25

I think you let Slay walk and the same with Bradberry, the latter who missed the whole season w/ injury.

That leaves you with a very young CB crew, so I think you need to bring in a "B" tier veteran to play along Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, both who were starters on a Super Bowl winning team as rookies.

Gotta re-sign Josh Sweat, and use those draft picks for depth on the lines, which has been a strength of the Eagles (O/D line play), another small, squirrely RB (Gainwell's deal end, doubtful they'll re-sign him unless it's a team friendly deal) and Shipley is very similar in size and stature to Barkley.

Also, need a punt returner!! They have Cooper DeJean returning punts - can't risk a starting CB in that role next year.

[Bosoxfan5990]

Originally Posted by Jaysabz

Eagles picks in the 2025 draft:

Round 1, pick 32
Round 2, pick 64
Round 3, pick 96
Round 4, pick 129 (via Detroit Lions)
Round 5, pick 162 (via Houston Texans)
Round 5, pick 166 (via Washington Commanders)
Round 5, pick 169

They are also supposedly getting a compensatory third rounder from the Reddick trade to the Jets.

Biggest offseason bust for them was signing Bryce Huff. Gotta move him out of town or cut him I'd think.

2023 Stats w/ Jets: 17 G, 23 T, 13 Solo / 10 AST / 10 Sacks
2024 Stats w/ Eagles: 12 G, 12 T, 4 Solo / 8 AST / 2.5 Sacks

Nakobe Dean was hurt for the Super Bowl and was stepping up his game, but I still think you need to pay Zack Baun and give him a 3-year deal (he's only 28). The Eagles defense is young:

Cooper DeJean is 22
Quinyon Mitchell is 23
Jalen Carter is 23
Jalyx Hunt is 23
Moro Ojomo is 23
Nolan Smith is 24
Nakobe Dean is 24
Jordan Davis is 25
Milton Williams is 25
Reed Blankenship is 25

I think you let Slay walk and the same with Bradberry, the latter who missed the whole season w/ injury.

That leaves you with a very young CB crew, so I think you need to bring in a "B" tier veteran to play along Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, both who were starters on a Super Bowl winning team as rookies.

Gotta re-sign Josh Sweat, and use those draft picks for depth on the lines, which has been a strength of the Eagles (O/D line play), another small, squirrely RB (Gainwell's deal end, doubtful they'll re-sign him unless it's a team friendly deal) and Shipley is very similar in size and stature to Barkley.

Also, need a punt returner!! They have Cooper DeJean returning punts - can't risk a starting CB in that role next year.

Does Reddick get a Super Bowl ring? What a dummy.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by ssbledsoe

You are aware that DJ Moore has more NFL miles on him than Terry McLaurin, right???

You missed my point- Moore and McLaurin are quite similar in yards and TDs for their career, so they cancel each other out. After that, Caleb was throwing to one of the best WRs of past 5 yrs in Keenan Allen, and a 1st rd pick in Odunze. Who was Daniels throwing to in comparison? old man Ertz, and guys you never heard of. In short, the Bears offensive weapons are more established and skilled overall that the Commanders, so Jayden did more with less

[Yanks23]

I watched a few bears games and their oline is trash. Caleb was running for his life like Mahomes was in SB but Caleb was all season. Dude is going to Carr 2.0 if they dont fix that line.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by Yanks23

I watched a few bears games and their oline is trash. Caleb was running for his life like Mahomes was in SB but Caleb was all season. Dude is going to Carr 2.0 if they dont fix that line.

I don't disagree, Caleb should get a do-over year with all the dysfunction that team had

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

You missed my point- Moore and McLaurin are quite similar in yards and TDs for their career, so they cancel each other out. After that, Caleb was throwing to one of the best WRs of past 5 yrs in Keenan Allen, and a 1st rd pick in Odunze. Who was Daniels throwing to in comparison? old man Ertz, and guys you never heard of. In short, the Bears offensive weapons are more established and skilled overall that the Commanders, so Jayden did more with less

[Ninotores]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

You missed my point- Moore and McLaurin are quite similar in yards and TDs for their career, so they cancel each other out. After that, Caleb was throwing to one of the best WRs of past 5 yrs in Keenan Allen, and a 1st rd pick in Odunze. Who was Daniels throwing to in comparison? old man Ertz, and guys you never heard of. In short, the Bears offensive weapons are more established and skilled overall that the Commanders, so Jayden did more with less

The Bears have absolutely no offensive line though.

[Ninotores]

Originally Posted by Yanks23

I watched a few bears games and their oline is trash. Caleb was running for his life like Mahomes was in SB but Caleb was all season. Dude is going to Carr 2.0 if they dont fix that line.

Jay Cutler could have been more productive for the Bears as well, but they never gave him an offensive line. Offensive line and coaching have always been the Bears weaknesses.