Captain Hindsight

Pretty clear this dude is an awful human and here is my prediction of his consequences

Good thing the Browns just gave him 230 million no matter what!

The way some people are defending Watson in this thread makes no sense to me. There is more than enough evidence that this dude is at a minimum a huge scumbag. I'm more worried about when this guy finally takes it too far and instead of asking (or forcing) a BJ, he does something far worse or ends up killing someone. He has a huge issue that he needs help with or this could be a much sadder story

I think it was a terrible job for anyone to have. Whoever watched Darnold's tape and was like " Yeah, that was only Adam Gase's fault" is a moron. Dude is careless with the football and hasn't improved since USC Then they fired Brady because Cam Newton (you know, the QB that they cut because he couldn't throw the ball anymore) didn't like him. Matt Rhule is a dead man walking. They should have just fired him last year

Jones is such an weird guy. He is very talented and makes some great plays and then he just does something dumb or a weird throw. I think he can be a replacement level starter. I could see him being like Trubisky and going to be a placeholder for a team. Maybe Daboll fixes him, but I doubt it

The Dolphins took Fitz over Tua Tua ain’t good y’all

Watson seems to be only about the money in terms of his situation. Cleveland was out until they fully guaranteed the deal. the press conference looked like an arranged marriage. I think Stefanski gets fired this year if they don't do really well in the playoffs. I have my doubts that it will work out, allegations aside, from a football standpoint

Fitz was 20-33 with a 59% completion percentage and 80 TDs to 64 INTs in 4 years as a starter Love Fitz, but I remember many of posts about how the Bills needed to move on. He is a fun dude and a fun story, but hardly WOF worthy

While this is all true, it makes my joke less funny soooo

Totally innocent people offer 6 figure settlements all the time

I have no idea, but its hard to ignore the number of accusations in this particular case. It would be irresponsible IMO to treat this as one case vs 24. Are there meritless cases brought up? Sure. Some people lie for money, fame, verdictive reasons ect. I'll acknowledge that, and maybe thats whats happening here. If it is, that really sucks for Watson, but besides people thinking hes a creep, he hasn't really been hurt here. He got paid all of last year to sit out (his decision mind you) and then got 230 million fully guaranteed by a desperate owner. I have my feelings that its very likely that Watson is at best a creepy MF and at worst a serial sexual predator.. I'm really glad he is not a Bill

Exactly. Usually when its like a he said she said situation, I'm willing to give some benefit of the doubt. But in this situation is he said vs she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said Then I might be like hmmm maybe something to this. The last women that joined the lawsuit sought minimal compensation. Kind of throws the gold digger defense out

Who hurt you gene?

They passed on Mahomes too

Thanks for passing on this stud Cleveland

I don't mind it for the most part, but eventually its going to be difficult for a QB or K/P to get a number in single digits/teens. Every number below 20 is taken 3 K/P 3 QBs 7 WRs 1 TE 1 S 1 CB 1 LB

Hard to check down when every pass in 3 yards anyway

Odd that they don’t compare him to that Justin Herbert dude that passed on

Him not having an agent doesn't help matters, but it is telling

This is a fair take on the situation. If the anthem issue wasn't an issue, I think Kaep was probably a guy who fights for a backup job each year. Should he have had opportunities purely for football? Probably. But his talent doesn't really justify the distraction (right or wrong)

And Sam Darnold has more edge this year https://www.nfl.com/news/panthers-hc-rhule-sam-darnold-entering-2022-with-a-little-more-edge

Hard to check the ball down when everything called is a short pass

Yup. After year 2 I thought if he could get a consistent deep ball and hit checkdowns more often, he was very close to being a superstar. You heard guys complimenting him after every game. Players knew

I can throw a decent spiral. I would be laughably bad in a division 3 college game against the scout team

Miami reminds me of the Bills with Tyrod. Loaded with talent. Ok QB held them back