OFFICIAL 2025 NFL News: Trades, cuts, free agency, and more

[WestCoastRam]

Kyren is probably seeing this the same way I see Palantir after I sold it at $35.

dooood, I'm sorry for your loss

 

[majrleaged]

Funny... I was in Palantier in the 20's... sold in the 40's. Bought more in the 70's...sold all at 118... bought back at 122 after it bounced back from its April lows in the 70's again... and sold again at 170 after earnings...and the thing is still going up. Crazy.

Okay...back to football.

I hate to chase a stock. In this case I should have. When I do I turn a winner into a looser. When I don't it skyrockets and I am left behind.

 

[majrleaged]

dooood, I'm sorry for your loss

Just one of the reasons I drink.

 

[Merlin]

Definitely sit on any of these new up and comer defense companies right now. The old pillars of the defense industry are being shaken very hard and it's going to continue because we are enduring major shifts in doctrine. Gotta admit I'm a little worried with Anduril that they will cash in when they go public and the leadership will change over, which would not be ideal (however I will still buy their stock woooo). But the new defense companies who are fluent in AI integration and focus on drones and unmanned aircraft are cash cows.

 

[PhillyRam]

I hate to chase a stock. In this case I should have. When I do I turn a winner into a looser. When I don't it skyrockets and I am left behind.

Yep, I often do the same. Recently though have been burned by being cautious. Sold a few pre earnings after a nice gain and the stock exploded after earnings or continues to explode after selling post earnings... like Palantir and another was ALAB. Bought at 96, sold 140 pre earnings... now in the 190's days after selling. Ugh...

 

[majrleaged]

Yep, I often do the same. Recently though have been burned by being cautious. Sold a few pre earnings after a nice gain and the stock exploded after earnings or continues to explode after selling post earnings... like Palantir and another was ALAB. Bought at 96, sold 140 pre earnings... now in the 190's days after selling. Ugh...

On the plus side ive had nvdia sofi and broad com for over 2 years.

 

[PhillyRam]

On the plus side ive had nvdia sofi and broad com for over 2 years.

Excellent... yep have those 3 as well, plus TSM...although just recently jumped big into Sofi. Another one I have for over a year is SOUN... voice AI is the future. Customer service is going by way of AI. My son works for Vanguard and indicated they have been told that's the way they are heading for their client services. So look into that one.

 

[Mackeyser]

There's no scenario where I'd trade for any player in the NFL right now with those two #1's in 2026. No to Parsons, no to anyone else -- unless it's like, Joe Burrow.
We've got to hold on to our cards. A succession plan for QB in '26 is a must.
Oh and drafting a stud OC.
Which I will keep saying until the end of time. Because of course the Rams won't.

We have the stud OC. Lampkin (the short fire plug not the DB)

Dude is balling out and he just keep impressing when it matters.

 

[Mackeyser]

Or it's simply the NFL removing liability if a problem arises from a players usage of it. There are side affects to using them especially over a long period of repeated use.

Plus, the jolt of fight or flight chemicals from inhaling a nasal membrane irritant can cover up initial concussion symptoms.

 

[fanotodd]

Definitely sit on any of these new up and comer defense companies right now. The old pillars of the defense industry are being shaken very hard and it's going to continue because we are enduring major shifts in doctrine. Gotta admit I'm a little worried with Anduril that they will cash in when they go public and the leadership will change over, which would not be ideal (however I will still buy their stock woooo). But the new defense companies who are fluent in AI integration and focus on drones and unmanned aircraft are cash cows.

For example?