The Official 2012-2013 NFL Season Thread

TheBossman

The Philadelphia Eagles gave running back LeSean McCoy a five-year contract extension today, keeping one of the NFL's most explosive offensive weapons in Philadelphia until 2017.
The contract extension is worth a maximum of $45 million and includes $20.765 million in guarantees, according to the NFL Network.

G Mack

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

northside7

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

KINGOFDAARCADE

northside7 wrote: »

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

Thirsty... or desperate?


(i don't follow sport brand economics)

northside7

KINGOFDAARCADE wrote: »

northside7 wrote: »

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

Thirsty... or desperate?


(i don't follow sport brand economics)

Both. They are still far, far behind Nike.

G Mack

northside7 wrote: »

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

naw there making legitimate power moves

plus there product is quality

vageneral08

northside7 wrote: »

KINGOFDAARCADE wrote: »

northside7 wrote: »

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

Thirsty... or desperate?


(i don't follow sport brand economics)

Both. They are still far, far behind Nike.

Shit they aint even fucking with reebok either

northside7

G Mack wrote: »

northside7 wrote: »

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

naw there making legitimate power moves

plus there product is quality

Ask Derrick Rose.

vageneral08 wrote: »

northside7 wrote: »

KINGOFDAARCADE wrote: »

northside7 wrote: »

G Mack wrote: »

RG3 on leno in a few

damn i see Adidas scooping up everybody....even dipping into football

They are thirsty..

Thirsty... or desperate?


(i don't follow sport brand economics)

Both. They are still far, far behind Nike.

Shit they aint even fucking with reebok either

Agreed..

bow to royalty

Bucs lookin to trade Kellen Winslow

Matt-

i'm assuming the suicide threats made by Cromartie's wife have already been posted

Shizlansky

Addidas > Reebok in any sport.

How many teams does Reebok supply?

Shizlansky

New York hasn't been kind for Tim Tebow already. Shit gon get real for son the longer he stay.

lamontbdc

Bucs looking ot sing Dallas clark

infamous114

Eagles released Jacory Harris lol

lamontbdc

when did the Eagles sign Jacory Harris

Matt-

lamontbdc wrote: »

when did the Eagles sign Jacory Harris

haha about a week before they released him

lamontbdc

dam that was fast. he can't be serious in the NFL with them floating ass passes though

vageneral08

bow to royalty wrote: »

Bucs lookin to trade Kellen Winslow

looks like ya'll might get dallas clark....a good fill in if kellen winslow leaves

northside7

infamous114 wrote: »

Eagles released Jacory Harris lol

lamontbdc wrote: »

when did the Eagles sign Jacory Harris

Matt- wrote: »

lamontbdc wrote: »

when did the Eagles sign Jacory Harris

haha about a week before they released him

bow to royalty

Yup. Clark's been signed, Winslow's been traded to the Seahawks. Seahawks gave up a 7th, that cane be turned into a 6th. I'm mad the Bucs didn't do better than that.

Matt-

bow to royalty wrote: »

Yup. Clark's been signed, Winslow's been traded to the Seahawks. Seahawks gave up a 7th, that cane be turned into a 6th. I'm mad the Bucs didn't do better than that.

i'm sure thats the best possible deal they could get.

bow to royalty

Matt- wrote: »

bow to royalty wrote: »

Yup. Clark's been signed, Winslow's been traded to the Seahawks. Seahawks gave up a 7th, that cane be turned into a 6th. I'm mad the Bucs didn't do better than that.

i'm sure thats the best possible deal they could get.

I don't get what would make his trade value that low

greenwood1921

bow to royalty wrote: »

Matt- wrote: »

bow to royalty wrote: »

Yup. Clark's been signed, Winslow's been traded to the Seahawks. Seahawks gave up a 7th, that cane be turned into a 6th. I'm mad the Bucs didn't do better than that.

i'm sure thats the best possible deal they could get.

I don't get what would make his trade value that low

This ain't the NBA. A veteran non-franchise player/QB type player doesn't demand much on the trade market. When NFL teams trade they're usually just trying to dump salary for cap-space or avoid losing a player for nothing in free agency later.

NBA does this too, but the NFL has never been a trade happy league except on draft day.

He's not a pro-bowl caliber player anymore (since '07), known to cause problems in the locker room and buck on coaches , and has had injury issues --- They're lucky to get anything for'em.

numbaz...80's baby

greenwood1921 wrote: »

bow to royalty wrote: »

Matt- wrote: »

bow to royalty wrote: »

Yup. Clark's been signed, Winslow's been traded to the Seahawks. Seahawks gave up a 7th, that cane be turned into a 6th. I'm mad the Bucs didn't do better than that.

i'm sure thats the best possible deal they could get.

I don't get what would make his trade value that low

He's not a pro-bowl caliber player anymore (since '07), known to cause problems in the locker room and buck on coaches , and has had injury issues --- They're lucky to get anything for'em.

Pretty much......


Nobody worried about that has-been. Only reason why he's worth mentioning is because of who his old quarterback is. He's slow, he can't block, and Peyton isn't passing him the ball anymore.

bow to royalty

greenwood1921 wrote: »

bow to royalty wrote: »

Matt- wrote: »

bow to royalty wrote: »

Yup. Clark's been signed, Winslow's been traded to the Seahawks. Seahawks gave up a 7th, that cane be turned into a 6th. I'm mad the Bucs didn't do better than that.

i'm sure thats the best possible deal they could get.

I don't get what would make his trade value that low

This ain't the NBA. A veteran non-franchise player/QB type player doesn't demand much on the trade market. When NFL teams trade they're usually just trying to dump salary for cap-space or avoid losing a player for nothing in free agency later.

NBA does this too, but the NFL has never been a trade happy league except on draft day.

He's not a pro-bowl caliber player anymore (since '07), known to cause problems in the locker room and buck on coaches , and has had injury issues --- They're lucky to get anything for'em.

He hasn't caused any drama in Tampa, and he hasn't missed a game for them since he got there (3 years ago). So he doesn't really look like a distraction, or like his injuries are that big of an issue. His contract wasn't a huge one either, I think around 4-5 million. Dude's still fairly young too. But you're right about players values being low when it comes to draft pick trades.