2025 Roster - Semi Live Thread <closed>

[tynimiller]

Should have been a personal foul at least then. I thought it was just a tackle but didn't watch in slow mo or more than twice.

It was a clean sack.

 

[OldSchool101]

It was a clean sack.

Exactly.
I never once remember that play looking anything but normal. I didn’t study it but they showed the replay. How many times do I have to watch it to convince me it’s a dirty hit.

 

[milani]

I've literally watched the All22. There is not a world that exists where any unbias person sees a dirty play, let alone a dirty play to the degree which you described it initially (which you've changed now anyways). Just admit you're bias. If Rashan Gary tackles Caleb exactly like that this weekend you are not thining dirty - even for a moment.

I doubt we'll barely get a hand on him, much to say, a tackle. Maybe a face mask.

 

[tynimiller]

Exactly.
I never once remember that play looking anything but normal. I didn’t study it but they showed the replay. How many times do I have to watch it to convince me it’s a dirty hit.

If you close your eyes, that should do it.

 

[gopkrs]

It was a clean sack.

Was it a sack? It was very close to the line of scrimmage or as the newbies like to say... the line to gain. Actually not the first down line. I hate hearing line to gain

 

[tynimiller]

I doubt we'll barely get a hand on him, much to say, a tackle. Maybe a face mask.

LOL we could end up without...but I actually sense Hafley and this defense are going to frustrate him again just like the first few times. The weather also might have a lot to say too....

 

[tynimiller]

Was it a sack? It was very close to the line of scrimmage or as the newbies like to say... the line to gain.

I think they credited it one.

 

[Pkrjones]

LOL we could end up without...but I actually sense Hafley and this defense are going to frustrate him again just like the first few times. The weather also might have a lot to say too....

GB did a pretty good job of containing Caleb in the pocket, just couldn't KEEP him in the pocket. DLine keeps him contained, need a "spy" LB to step in and finish him off.

 

[tynimiller]

Amended the title and updated the OP - 2026 is here...

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Amended the title and updated the OP - 2026 is here...

I'm confused. This is 55 pages of 2025 stuff.

I thought we had a 2026 thread going already?

 

[tynimiller]

I'm confused. This is 55 pages of 2025 stuff.

I thought we had a 2026 thread going already?

LOL, issue was the first post isn't the one with the roster lists, tracking and such....and when we combined your's and mine it lost that in the shuffle on like Page 4. Seemed best to just edit this one as the semi-live roster and I'll just plan on retitling it each year to the year as the calendar year flips.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

LOL, issue was the first post isn't the one with the roster lists, tracking and such....and when we combined your's and mine it lost that in the shuffle on like Page 4. Seemed best to just edit this one as the semi-live roster and I'll just plan on retitling it each year to the year as the calendar year flips.

Works for me

 

[Magooch]

Somewhat relevant to this thread (best place I could figure):

Snap-weighted roster ages across the league (regular season, age at end of season)

1. Packers 25.88
2. Jets 25.98
3. Seahawks 26.56
4. Cowboys 26.68
5. Eagles 26.72
6. Panthers 26.76
7. Texans 26.93
8. Dolphins 26.97
9. Chiefs 27.07
-. Bengals 27.07
11. Browns 27.10
12. Raiders 27.12
13. Giants 27.13
14. Titans 27.14
15. Bears 27.16
16. Ravens 27.18
17. Jaguars 27.25
18. Chargers 27.28
19. Cardinals 27.34
20. Buccaneers 27.36
21. Patriots 27.41
-. Saints 27.41
23. Rams 27.44
-. Lions 27.44
25. Colts 27.51
26. Bills 27.59
27. 49ers 27.71
28. Broncos 27.78
29. Falcons 27.81
30. Vikings 28.14
31. Steelers 28.33
32. Commanders 28.68

Draw your own conclusions

 

[Pkrjones]

Somewhat relevant to this thread (best place I could figure):

Snap-weighted roster ages across the league (regular season, age at end of season)

1. Packers 25.88
2. Jets 25.98
3. Seahawks 26.56
4. Cowboys 26.68
5. Eagles 26.72
6. Panthers 26.76
7. Texans 26.93
8. Dolphins 26.97
9. Chiefs 27.07
-. Bengals 27.07
11. Browns 27.10
12. Raiders 27.12
13. Giants 27.13
14. Titans 27.14
15. Bears 27.16
16. Ravens 27.18
17. Jaguars 27.25
18. Chargers 27.28
19. Cardinals 27.34
20. Buccaneers 27.36
21. Patriots 27.41
-. Saints 27.41
23. Rams 27.44
-. Lions 27.44
25. Colts 27.51
26. Bills 27.59
27. 49ers 27.71
28. Broncos 27.78
29. Falcons 27.81
30. Vikings 28.14
31. Steelers 28.33
32. Commanders 28.68

Draw your own conclusions

Thanks for posting this, but what conclusions should we make? Playoff teams were in all areas of ages.

Packers, Seahawks, Eagles, Panthers, Texans among youngest 8.
Steelers, Broncos, 9'ers, Bills among oldest 8.
Bears, Jags, Chargers, Rams, Patriots in the middle 16.

Most likely GB will get a bit younger in '26 if gone are Jenkins, Walker, Rhyan from the OL, Doubs from WR, & Walker, Enagbare from D. Their replacements on the 53 will most likely be 21/22 yr olds from the draft.

 

[milani]

Somewhat relevant to this thread (best place I could figure):

Snap-weighted roster ages across the league (regular season, age at end of season)

1. Packers 25.88
2. Jets 25.98
3. Seahawks 26.56
4. Cowboys 26.68
5. Eagles 26.72
6. Panthers 26.76
7. Texans 26.93
8. Dolphins 26.97
9. Chiefs 27.07
-. Bengals 27.07
11. Browns 27.10
12. Raiders 27.12
13. Giants 27.13
14. Titans 27.14
15. Bears 27.16
16. Ravens 27.18
17. Jaguars 27.25
18. Chargers 27.28
19. Cardinals 27.34
20. Buccaneers 27.36
21. Patriots 27.41
-. Saints 27.41
23. Rams 27.44
-. Lions 27.44
25. Colts 27.51
26. Bills 27.59
27. 49ers 27.71
28. Broncos 27.78
29. Falcons 27.81
30. Vikings 28.14
31. Steelers 28.33
32. Commanders 28.68

Draw your own conclusions

No one appears to be on Medicare.

 

[GreenBaySlacker]

Thanks for posting this, but what conclusions should we make? Playoff teams were in all areas of ages.

Packers, Seahawks, Eagles, Panthers, Texans among youngest 8.
Steelers, Broncos, 9'ers, Bills among oldest 8.
Bears, Jags, Chargers, Rams, Patriots in the middle 16.

Most likely GB will get a bit younger in '26 if gone are Jenkins, Walker, Rhyan from the OL, Doubs from WR, & Walker, Enagbare from D. Their replacements on the 53 will most likely be 21/22 yr olds from the draft.

I'd like to see us keep walker LB and Rhyan.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Somewhat relevant to this thread (best place I could figure):

Snap-weighted roster ages across the league (regular season, age at end of season)

1. Packers 25.88
2. Jets 25.98
3. Seahawks 26.56
4. Cowboys 26.68
5. Eagles 26.72
6. Panthers 26.76
7. Texans 26.93
8. Dolphins 26.97
9. Chiefs 27.07
-. Bengals 27.07
11. Browns 27.10
12. Raiders 27.12
13. Giants 27.13
14. Titans 27.14
15. Bears 27.16
16. Ravens 27.18
17. Jaguars 27.25
18. Chargers 27.28
19. Cardinals 27.34
20. Buccaneers 27.36
21. Patriots 27.41
-. Saints 27.41
23. Rams 27.44
-. Lions 27.44
25. Colts 27.51
26. Bills 27.59
27. 49ers 27.71
28. Broncos 27.78
29. Falcons 27.81
30. Vikings 28.14
31. Steelers 28.33
32. Commanders 28.68

Draw your own conclusions

I don't know if there is one available, but I think a more relevant stat would be "Average NFL Snap Counts Per Player Career".

A number like that would tell us more about each teams roster in the way of NFL experience. With Covid and red shirts, there are now "older" players in the NFL with very little experience.

The other wildcard in any of these stats is 1 or 2 players really skewing the age/experience of the who roster. Someone like Aaron Rodgers who at 42 and somewhere probably at 12,000+ snaps can really skew that average age/experience number. Probably the mean average snaps would be more accurate, but still skewed.