10 NFL Players That It's 'MAKE-OR-BREAK' Right Now

It's now or never.

The NFL is not known for being the most player-friendly league… It has punitive player conduct policies, the game takes a huge physical toll on players, and, of course, most guys’ careers have an extremely short shelf life.

Sometimes, all it takes is a couple of bad seasons before the league at large gives up on a player.

And that, my friends, is exactly what these 10 big-named players are going to be up against in 2023.

Now… without further ado, let’s get into it!

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[egs-zhdt]

Jimmy G is the Land Rover of quarterbacks. Extremely attractive, but expensive and has constant reliability issues

[cristianlomas]

Mac Jones’ lack of success last year is absolutely all on Bill Belichick for hiring those clowns as co OCs. That set Mac up to fail from the beginning. He’ll bounce back this year for sure

[Blotto]

Without watching it but if Fields aint on here then he should be a honorable mention

[kysimpson]

Top 10 teams if every player they had was in their prime

[isaacjohnson]

Bill Belichick didn’t do Mac Jones any favours by naming Matt Patricia and Joe Judge co offensive coordinators who are known for their defence

[sbonfye]

Let’s be real Mahomes be spamming the hell out of that kelce button

[DeCurtaRican]

I think the Seahawks move on from Geno if he doesn’t at least repeat last year. Any regression and it’s over. He’s either gone or a backup.

[Storesdavidal]

Baker Mayfield Is A Great Football Player. And He Was A Great Helps For The Quarterback Matthew Stafford LA Rams NFL Teams Last Year.

[gigabyte]

Video idea: 5 professional sports teams who are historically the most successful and 5 professional sports teams who are historically a failure

[Mahdi-the-giraffe]

Day 16 - Video idea:
Every teams best player that they didn’t draft (so like free agency or trade)

[Eddieavina]

Love your video TPS and keep up the great work you are awesome

[themysteriousperson]

Zach wilson gets a chance to play once again after rodgers injury

[jameshollister]

He tore his ACL twice takes like damn near 2 years to recover from 1 he not healthy

[ethanbumpus]

How many videos did TPS make before the Aaron Rodgers injury?

[davvonmckenzie]

He's still saying Mickey... it's pronounced MEH-KAI!! Aaron, really?!

[westonmckitrick]

274 day rank every kicker and tight end

[stevegallo]

The Mac Jones slander is insane! Everyone with a brain (which clearly doesn't include TPS) knows that Matt Patricia calling the offense in 2022 is why Mac struggled, and then there is Mac's ankle injury. Mac has an actual offensive coordinator in Billy O'Brien and will prove all the haters and all the doubters wrong this season.

[danielcolon]

This is a make or break week for Zack Wilson

[albertmotbey]

Yeah and we saw how Toney went in Week 1 as a WR1. I'd say he's out of the league within 18 months

[ryanfrancis]

Justin Herbert; if he can’t approve his defense it’s time to start asking questions.