2023 schedule release thread

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by mooby

Don't take it personally, I like you but I loathe Mara and the Giants ever since that bullshit "spirit of the salary cap" penalty in 2011.

I get it all good. Let me ask you a question , knowing what you know now about Snyder and his management team does that change your mind that maybe they did do something wrong, just a question ,nothing more.

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by Giantone

I get it. Let me ask you a question , knowing what you know now about Snyder and his management team does that change your mind that maybe they did do something wrong, just a question ,nothing more.

no . . . it was an uncapped year . . . spirt of the salary cap means nothing if there is no salary cap . . . was bullshit AND collusion.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

no . . . it was an uncapped year . . . spirt of the salary cap means nothing if there is no salary cap . . . was bullshit AND collusion.

Agreed.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

no . . . it was an uncapped year . . . spirt of the salary cap means nothing if there is no salary cap . . . was bullshit AND collusion.

This all day.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Giantone

I get it all good. Let me ask you a question , knowing what you know now about Snyder and his management team does that change your mind that maybe they did do something wrong, just a question ,nothing more.

If I remember correctly, the team was penalized for basically not colluding with the rest of the owners during that cap less year. I also believe the Saints were penalized for doing something similar, although to a lesser degree.

I think the team did what they had to do to get out of the hole they were in due to bad contracts and signings. But from what I remember, the penalties were from the other owners basically saying "you should've done what we were not supposed to be doing" if that makes sense.

I personally don't see this much as a Snyder mismanagement, but perhaps more as something that had to be done due to his mismanagement.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

If I remember correctly, the team was penalized for basically not colluding with the rest of the owners during that cap less year. I also believe the Saints were penalized for doing something similar, although to a lesser degree.

I think the team did what they had to do to get out of the hole they were in due to bad contracts and signings. But from what I remember, the penalties were from the other owners basically saying "you should've done what we were not supposed to be doing" if that makes sense.

I personally don't see this much as a Snyder mismanagement, but perhaps more as something that had to be done due to his mismanagement.

As far as I can remember there four teams , Washington, Cowboy, Saints and Raiders(I think) that got punished maybe a few others not sure. If there are 32 business's an all do the same thing if they all agree to conduct business a certain way then it should be done that way. I can see the "collusion aspect" but had every team gone back on their word then they wouldn't had been any penalties. JMO but to me the problem was the Hansworth contract.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Giantone

As far as I can remember there four teams , Washington, Cowboy, Saints and Raiders(I think) that got punished maybe a few others not sure. If there are 32 business's an all do the same thing if they all agree to conduct business a certain way then it should be done that way. I can see the "collusion aspect" but had every team gone back on their word then they wouldn't had been any penalties. JMO but to me the problem was the Hansworth contract.

They agreed publicly and legally, no salary cap. So, no salary cap. People that actually took that to mean there was no cap got punished for not following rules that did not actually exist, because, if they did, it would be illegal (which also means they wouldn't need to be followed).

If the owners wanted a salary cap, they should have gotten the thing done.

not bitter or holding a grudge though. /s

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Giantone

I get it all good. Let me ask you a question , knowing what you know now about Snyder and his management team does that change your mind that maybe they did do something wrong, just a question ,nothing more.

Snyder has a laundry list of horrible acts to sift through and call him on - but violating the "spirit" of the salary cap is not one of them. There either is or is not a cap, and IIRC there were many teams that acted in a similar manner that offseason but only the Cowboys and Redskins were punished. So Mara can go fuck himself.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by mooby

Snyder has a laundry list of horrible acts to sift through and call him on - but violating the "spirit" of the salary cap is not one of them. There either is or is not a cap, and IIRC there were many teams that acted in a similar manner that offseason but only the Cowboys and Redskins were punished. So Mara can go fuck himself.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

He should clone himself... so he can go fuck himself.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by mooby

He should clone himself... so he can go fuck himself.

Poetic and true as fuck.

[Giantone]

I feel the love!!!!!

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Giantone

I feel the love!!!!!

You do not have to love your owner to love your team. Take it from us.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by mooby

Snyder has a laundry list of horrible acts to sift through and call him on - but violating the "spirit" of the salary cap is not one of them. There either is or is not a cap, and IIRC there were many teams that acted in a similar manner that offseason but only the Cowboys and Redskins were punished. So Mara can go fuck himself.

No , other teams were penalized also , just no one abused the agreement in that manor.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

No , other teams were penalized also , just no one abused the agreement in that manor.

“The agreement”