2021-2022 NFL Season

[DegenerateDish]

I think GB might give him the OC job to keep him.

Issue is he'd call plays in Chicago, and he wouldn't in GB. He could be in play in Denver too, although I would guess Hackett would want to call plays there.

[Jockey]

Issue is he'd call plays in Chicago, and he wouldn't in GB. He could be in play in Denver too, although I would guess Hackett would want to call plays there.

You're right - he'd have a lot more power in Chicago. But he is getting close to being a HC candidate around the league. If that is what he truly wants, He would be better off in GB (if Rodgers stays). It's a lot easier to fail with Fields as your QB.

[Pakuni]

Only slightly NFL-related, if that, but former Arlington Park owner/chairman Dick Duchossois died today.

[Herman Cain]

Only slightly NFL-related, if that, but former Arlington Park owner/chairman Dick Duchossois died today.

Tremendous businessman .

[MU82]

I just found out something I can't believe I didn't already know ...

My roommate one of my years at Marquette has been a middle-school teacher in the Chicago burbs for years. And he taught Jimmy Garropolo in 4th and 5th grade. So he's rootin' for the Niners.

[4everwarriors]

Iz he woefully underpaid, hey?

[MU82]

Iz he woefully underpaid, hey?

He's thinking about quitting because of the violence on Marquette's campus, nu?

[Uncle Rico]

Iz he woefully underpaid, hey?

Probably, most teachers are

[CreightonWarrior]

Brady retiring.

Say what you want about him but the dude knew how to win.

[tower912]

Quitter

[DegenerateDish]

The NFC South could be really bad next year.

ATL - Old Matt Ryan
NO - ???
CAR - ?
TB - ???

[Uncle Rico]

Tom Brady, the greatest to ever do it.  All will be compared to him, none will match him.

[Goose]

Tom Brady is my second team sport athlete ever and he comes very close to Michael Jordan in my eyes. They both were much watch TV for me and they seldom disappointed.

[jesmu84]

Since I've been alive (1984), best athletes (individual and team accomplishments) have to be Tiger, Brady, Jordan, Lebron, Phelps, Serena, Gretzky

I think that's the list?

Arguments for Nadal, Federer, Bolt, Bryant, Messi, Ronaldo

[#UnleashSean]

With Brady retiring, the reign of my childhood quarterbacks is finally over.

[Hards Alumni]

The NFC South could be really bad next year.

ATL - Old Matt Ryan
NO - ???
CAR - ?
TB - ???

Allow me to help

[tower912]

If AR goes to Denver, then it will be the NFC  west, possibly the Cowboys, and crap.

[Goose]

Unleash

I have told my boys that I am too old to have sport idols, but I grandfathered TB 12 and Tiger into my life because I was in my mid 30's when I hooked onto their bandwagon. A sad day in my life in regard to sports.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

No way Rodgers retires now.  He would want no part of sharing Canton with TB.

[MU82]

Mixed feelings. I grew to "hate" Brady in that fan-hate kind of way. Just got sick of him always being so effen good, always winning, and dominating the news. Plus, these last 2 years he was the most important player on my favorite team's division rival. So from all those standpoints, good riddance. But I love watching greatness, and Brady was the best. So in that way, I'm sad to see the end of an era.

Could TB be a spot for Rodgers? They have proven they have the infrastructure in place to win around a great QB; he might even be able to convince Gronk to stick around another year. Denver obviously makes the most sense if AR gets traded, but an interesting possibility.

The NFC South is easily the worst QB division. Not even any prospects in sight Quite a fall from a few years ago when Brees, Newton and Ryan all were MVP caliber, and Winston was a potential stud.

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

Mixed feelings. I grew to "hate" Brady in that fan-hate kind of way. Just got sick of him always being so effen good, always winning, and dominating the news. Plus, these last 2 years he was the most important player on my favorite team's division rival. So from all those standpoints, good riddance. But I love watching greatness, and Brady was the best. So in that way, I'm sad to see the end of an era.

Could TB be a spot for Rodgers? They have proven they have the infrastructure in place to win around a great QB; he might even be able to convince Gronk to stick around another year. Denver obviously makes the most sense if AR gets traded, but an interesting possibility.

The NFC South is easily the worst QB division. Not even any prospects in sight Quite a fall from a few years ago when Brees, Newton and Ryan all were MVP caliber, and Winston was a potential stud.

Zero chance the Packers trade Rodgers within the conference.

[MU82]

Zero chance the Packers trade Rodgers within the conference.

It would be smart to trade him outside the conference if you're gonna trade him at all, yes.

[DegenerateDish]

Per his dad, Brady is NOT retiring.

[Uncle Rico]

I still lean to he's retiring this year but it's hilarious nonetheless

[Goose]

Hopefully Tom Sr. Can talk sense into his kid.