The players voted him a top 6 quarterback in the league so that is who he gets compared against.
Don't the players also put Ray Lewis in the pro bowl every year, when he's not even the best linebacker on his team?
The players voted him a top 6 quarterback in the league so that is who he gets compared against.
Almost purely a deep threat? You really just talk out of your ass all the time. You have no clue what you are talking about.
Would you want a knife in your throat?Don't the players also put Ray Lewis in the pro bowl every year, when he's not even the best linebacker on his team?
Amusing.
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Of course it's Innegan.
Damn Arian eat some damn meat! He looks really skinny in this pic but he with Barry Sanders so...SWAG.
Would you want a knife in your throat?
Players were probably scared Cam would steal their laptop!
The main complaint about Jones from the draft was his upright rush style and lack of speed, and I kind of saw that yesterday, but he looked powerful and quick in his block shedding moves, I was impressed. Hightower looked HUGE, he was bull rushing the shit out of lineman, making great tackles, and generally wreaking havoc on the line. Tavon Wilson was good too, he made some really nice plays.Really excited about Jones and Hightower.
I can't believe anyone wanted Arians. The only thing I can thing of was that they couldn't find anyone better? But considering they just drafted their franchise qb you would think that would be an area they would want to be a strength...:jnc, sound familiar? Get used to this. This is the Arians offense. Only difference is Ben could actually make the throws.
Or dump the ball off. He was just looking at the rush. I will give him a pass on that one play though because you rarely see 3-4 guys coming through that quickly. I have seen Ben get caught by something similar where he evades a guy coming to one side and doesn't see the guy on the other side coming free.6 blockers for 7 rushers, that was going to end badly.
Isn't it Newton's job to sniff out the blitz and call in extra protection from the back?
hnnnnggg
why is barry wearing Texans gear?
I really wish they'd just outlaw that type of block.
I honestly don't hold any ill will towards Johnson. That doesn't mean that I don't hope Berry fucking crushes Johnson this Sunday though.
Speaking of Ben, man Adams is fucking garbage. I think we can call him a bust. Why do the good players get injured?
I didn't think Gilbert was going to develop, either, but he turned out ok. Steelers are going 0-16 anyways, might as well let the rookies learn on the job. Too bad the first and third round picks are already down with major knee injuries.
Damn Arian eat some damn meat! He looks really skinny in this pic but he with Barry Sanders so...SWAG.
Don't the players also put Ray Lewis in the pro bowl every year, when he's not even the best linebacker on his team?
Everything hurts, but my face is less swollen so that is good. I think it might have been an assassin, hired by somebody who received a Shirtless fine and didn't agree. I will hire a professional Internet detective and I will find out the truth!
What the fuck is this? How did you come up with this :jnc?
exhibit a:
seriously? who would you have them get?
Also he's hardly a noodle arm.
Don't the players also put Ray Lewis in the pro bowl every year, when he's not even the best linebacker on his team?
It actually looks like Newton comes up looking to pass it to the wr in the flat. If he lobs it over the end, it goes for good yardage. He decides to run the original play, option left. But the line allows penetration up the middle, game over. 25 on the defense has the pitch man, which is why he isn't ganging up on Cam.
I like how NFL coaches figured out how to destroy the option game after the Jets got away with it for about 3 games, and college coaches are still clueless. Penetration up the middle/blitz a db off the edge. The Bucs did both right here.
The Pro Bowl is just an All Star game isn't it? It's not necessarily about who had the best season.
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Atlanta CB Brent Grimes out for the year with a torn achilles.
He pissed me off in this pic when was this?
I remember when Slo was still a Patriots fan. Those were the days.
Damn Arian eat some damn meat! He looks really skinny in this pic but he with Barry Sanders so...SWAG.
I remember when Slo was still a Patriots fan. Those were the days.
Game got out of hand because Sanchize took over against a young bills secondary and the 100 million dollar man couldn't get past a man who was on the practice squads a year ago. Fitz isn't the reason the Bills lost.
I remember when Slo was still a Patriots fan. Those were the days.
wtf?
Say it ain't Slo!
Seriously. That's a wide open TD right there.
It doesn't look like a designed run.
Seriously. That's a wide open TD right there.Rorschach said:Another failed screen. This time for 83.
Much of the talk going into this week's games was what kind of impact the replacement officials would have.
After looking at the numbers, there wasn’t a significant change in the rate that replacement officials called penalties compared to the four previous seasons, both on a per-game basis and in Week 1 specifically.
Through Sunday's games, an average of a little more than 14 penalties were called in the 14 games. That's about two penalties fewer per game than in Week 1 of last season.
When it comes to coaches' challenges being overturned however, there is a substantial difference from last season. Only 15.4 percent (2-13) of challenges have been overturned in Week 1 so far, the lowest percentage in the opening week since 2008.
There were 45 offensive holding penalties called in Week 1, which for the third straight year was the most called penalty.
More than 50 offensive holding penalties were called in each of the previous two seasons.
Defensive pass interference penalties were up from previous years with 25 such penalties called already with two games still remaining on the schedule.
That equals the total number of defensive pass interference penalties called during Week 1 in 2010 and 2011 combined.
Remember when the Bucs started out hot last year?
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Atlanta CB Brent Grimes out for the year with a torn achilles.
Bucs actually lost their first game last year. And didn't beat the Panthers last year. And didn't have a head coach, offensive or defensive coordinator last year.
I remember when Slo was still a Patriots fan. Those were the days.
Remember when the Bucs started out hot last year?
Bucs actually lost their first game last year. And didn't beat the Panthers last year. And didn't have a head coach, offensive or defensive coordinator last year.
But they was youngry last year.
Schiano deserves a ton of credit here. The Bucs looked transformed since the last time we saw them. Less Youngry, more Dungy.