Predicting win-loss records for all 32 NFL teams in 2020
Predicting win-loss records for all 32 NFL teams in 2020
Category: Kyler Murray
Predicting win-loss records for all 32 NFL teams in 2020
Free agency has had its run. The NFL Draft is over. A first take on how teams will finish the upcoming season.
The NFL Draft is over and most free-agent moves have taken place. What does the 2020 season look like at an early glance for all 32 teams?
Arizona Cardinals: 7-9
There were growing pains in Year One for Kyler Murray and Kliff Kingsbury. They will continue in Year Two with more progress. Being in the NFC West doesn’t make improvement easy.
6 quarterbacks who became the No. 1 overall pick after transferring colleges
Joe Burrow becomes the third straight No. 1 overall pick to have transferred schools in college.
The road to the top overall selection doesn’t always go through one college. Joe Burrow becomes the sixth top pick — and third straight — to play quarterback and switch schools.
Troy Aikman at UCLA
Troy Aikman began his college career at Oklahoma. He was 3-0 as a starter before suffering a leg injury. While Aikman was out, the offense change and he transferred to UCLA.
How have teams with the No. 1 overall pick fared the next season?
How have teams with the No. 1 overall pick fared the next season?
NFL Draft: How did teams with the No. 1 overall pick do in their following season?
How have NFL teams done the year after they made the first selection in the NFL Draft?
The first pick in the NFL Draft guarantees a college star … and not much else. A look at how the teams did in the first season after they kicked off the selection process. Did they improve, falter, or run in place?
1967: Baltimore Colts: Bubba Smith
The NFL’s expansion team that would start play in 1967, the New Orleans Saints, swapped the No. 1 pick to Baltimore eight days before the draft. The Saints got backup quarterback Gary Cuozzo and Baltimore landed Michigan State defensive end Bubba Smith. The Colts had gone 9-5 in the 1966 season. They followed with an 11-1-2 mark in ’67, the only loss occurring in the final week of the regular season to the Los Angeles Rams.
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Comparing 1990 QB salaries to what their 2020 counterparts are making
Comparing 1990 QB salaries to what their 2020 counterparts are making
Comparing 1990 QB salaries to what their 2020 counterparts are making
A million bucks doesn’t go that far these days. But if you were running a NFL team back in 1990, you could’ve picked Troy Aikman’s services for a season. A little bit more and you could afford Randall Cunningham’s $1.275 million price tag. If you …
A million bucks doesn’t go that far these days.
But if you were running a NFL team back in 1990, you could’ve picked Troy Aikman’s services for a season. A little bit more and you could afford Randall Cunningham’s $1.275 million price tag. If you want to load up on value, you could acquire both Mark Rypien ($300,000) and Jim Harbaugh ($320,00) and still have enough for Billy Joe Tolliver ($250,000).
These days, a million bucks will barely fund half of a backup on most teams. That’s to be expected with the explosion of NFL revenue, but it’s still fun to see what 1990’s quarterbacks made compared to today’s salaries.
Here’s a team by team look at 1990 and 2020 quarterback salaries.
Sources: OverTheCap.com, Darren Rovell
Los Angeles Rams
Jared Goff: $36 million
Jim Everett: $2.4 million
