Sunday Night Football: Saturday in Jerry World

[Beck Water]

46 minutes ago, Jauronimo said:

You are doing it.  That was your 78th post.  Only 922 inspired quips to go!

 

What happens at 1,000?

 

I'm unsure what the limit is, but a couple years back a limit on both time and # of posts was installed

[nosejob]

12 hours ago, Aussie Joe said:

WTF happened?

 

Had to do some work at HT and just now checked the score...

I took a shot on the Colts getting 11.5 and they went into the 4th down by 8. Matt Ryan should walk/run away now. He looks like he's just there to get a check. He throws like a girl. Probably be in Washington next year. Reich should have taken Baker under his wing from the spring. He might still have a job.

[Saxum]

13 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

QB Josh Johnson was very good in the XFL. Just signed to the Niners.

@AdamSchefter

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49ers are signing QB Josh Johnson off the Broncos practice squad and on to their 53-man roster, per sources. During his 13 years in the NFL, Johnson has been a member of 14 different teams, the most for a player in league history. This will be his third stint with the 49ers.

 

Actually his 4th stint. AdamSchefter should look at Wikipedia (or some other source) more or word his tweet better.

 

 

 

37 games played in NFL.

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2008–2011 - Johnson was named the starting quarterback on September 28, 2010

San Francisco 49ers (2012)*

Sacramento Mountain Lions (2012)

• Cleveland Browns (2012) - After an injury to starter Thad Lewis, Johnson played for one snap in a Week 17 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. The single snap resulted in a sack fumble.
• Cincinnati Bengals (2013)

San Francisco 49ers (2014)* - On August 31, 2012, Johnson was one of 21 players cut as the 49ers trimmed their roster to the 53-man limit for the regular season.

Cincinnati Bengals (2015)* - He was released on May 12, 2014.

New York Jets (2015)*

• Indianapolis Colts (2015)
• Buffalo Bills (2015)

Baltimore Ravens (2016)*

• New York Giants (2016)
• Houston Texans (2017)

Oakland Raiders (2018)*

• Washington Redskins (2018)

San Diego Fleet (2019) (AAF)

Detroit Lions (2019)*

Los Angeles Wildcats (2020) (XFL)

San Francisco 49ers (2020–2021)*

• New York Jets (2021)
• Baltimore Ravens (2021)
• Denver Broncos (2022)
• San Francisco 49ers (2022–present)

 * Offseason and/or practice squad member only