He’s top 5 in every metric. Do you think the 49ers will attempt to extend Deommodore?
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📊 The highest-graded NFL offenses of the last 5 seasons, per PFN's Offense Impact metric:
ReplyDelete1. 2025 Rams - 92.3
2. 2024 Lions - 91.6
3. 2022 Chiefs - 91.0
4. 2024 Ravens - 90.2
5. 2021 Buccaneers - 89.9
6. 2023 49ers - 89.1
7. 2024 Buccaneers - 89.0
8. 2021 Chiefs - 88.5
T9. 2023 Dolphins - 86.8
T9. 2021 Packers - 86.8
23 days until rookies report. 30 days for the vets
ReplyDeleteOff topic: The Terrion Arnold, Lions cb, arrest. This guy's really in trouble. Here's what I got from AI:
ReplyDelete"Terrion Arnold was arrested on June 24, 2026, in Tampa, Florida, facing eight felony counts that carry a potential life sentence. He turned himself in at the Orient Road Jail and is being held without bond.
Arnold is charged with:
Four counts of kidnapping
Four counts of robbery with a firearm or deadly weapon
Prosecutors allege he was the primary conspirator in a targeted retaliation plot. The Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office has filed a pretrial detention motion, arguing Arnold remains a "danger to the community."
The charges stem from an incident on February 4, 2026, described by police as a kidnapping and armed robbery of three men in their late teens.
The attack was allegedly retaliation for a theft on February 1, where over $250,000 in cash and property was stolen from an Airbnb Arnold was renting in Largo, Florida. Although Arnold suspected the victims, police determined they were not involved in the initial theft.
According to the charges, Arnold lured the victims to an apartment where they were held at gunpoint, pistol-whipped, and beaten. During the assault, their personal property was stolen.
Investigators allege Arnold coordinated the plot via a group chat and directed the assault remotely while the incident was livestreamed to him. He reportedly arrived at the scene with others while the assault was ongoing and directed them inside.
Six other individuals were previously arrested in connection with the case. Two have pleaded guilty and agreed to testify for the state.
Arnold categorically denies any involvement. His attorney, Denise White of EAG Sports Management, stated there is "no credible evidence" linking him to the allegations, claiming the government is relying on testimony from convicted felons who have incentives to shift blame."
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