Didn't Sherman get NFC defensive player of the month? Somebody's throwing him the ball too.
:jnc
Didn't Sherman get NFC defensive player of the month? Somebody's throwing him the ball too.
Kave's two favourite teams facing off.
HOW WILL HE SURVIVE
I want you to eat a bag of the biggest, fattest, veiniest, most triumphant dicks the world has ever seen.
Why don't you two go find the Communism thread and discuss your treason ball there
Oh no, Canadia is tearing apart from the inside! Ripped bags of milk and crying beavers everywhere.
Stop talking bout Fatman, this is the Browns time now!
Wasn't a knock on the Broncos. Can only play the teams you are scheduled to play but yeah, it is true.
Weeden ACTIVE tonight
Gotta cheer for the Browns tonight to ensure my boy Kave's happiness! Stomp down on those bills!
Didn't Sherman get NFC defensive player of the month? Somebody's throwing him the ball too.
Lauvao starting at Guard Kave! Sheard still out so Mingo starting.
"The business of football is shady," Reed told ESPN.com. "The business of football is very shady. The fact that they would withhold information is bad. The fact that our CBA would not want that information, the fact that our older players would take money instead of getting that information is bad. The business of football, NFL football, is shady. Now we can't get that information anymore? It's just swept under the rug? That's bad."
"It's about expanding the brand and getting a bigger business," Foster told ESPN.com. "That's what I signed up for. I know what concussions do. I do my own research. I talk to many neuroscientists. It is what it is. It's not good for you. That's the risk I take to provide for my family."
The book reports that the league used its power to discredit independent scientists who warned of the link between concussions and brain diseases, relying instead on their own research and a public relations campaign to keep the public from knowing what league executives knew about the impact of concussions.
Foster said he did his own research, with the help of a stepfather who is a geneticist, when concussions first became a hot-button issue. He is generally skeptical about the NFL's commitment to player safety, despite the league's public emphasis on the matter.
"I think the league kind of cloaks their wanting to make the league safe, though," Foster said. "If you want to make the league safe, cut out Thursday Night Football. Do something like that. Don't have guys wear pads on their legs. That's not making anybody safe. It's more like a political move that they try to make things safe. It's a combative sport. It happens. They kind of use that to make themselves look a little better, make themselves look like they care a little more than they do."
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9765948/ed-reed-arian-foster-houston-texans-criticize-shady-nfl
Ed Reed and Arian sound off on ESPN's: League of Denial
This is why I miss Arian on Twitter.
Off to my buddy's place (Bills fan) for our tradition of watching the game at his place while his wife makes us chili.
Off to my buddy's place (Bills fan) for our tradition of watching the game at his place while his wife makes us chili.
Is chilli code for something?
Off to my buddy's place (Bills fan) for our tradition of watching the game at his place while his wife makes us chili.
Is chilli code for something?
Is chilli code for something?
That didn't work out so well last time. They should go full Rickie Fowler orange for the hell of it.Browns are wearing all brown tonight.
Who says "Welcome to my city" on the intro tonight for Cleveland?
I say Jim Brown
MechDX said:Yes during the offseason but after seeing him play the first two weeks I appreciate McNairs blind loyalty for once. After last season I would liek to think Smithiak would also have had a decent back up plan in place.
Re: Peyton Manning on the Texans
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=42273469&postcount=541
Hehehehehe
Don't forget to bring acoustic earplugs.Someday in the far future I'll eventually get to a Seahawks home game.
Have fun!
Re: Peyton Manning on the Texans
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=42273469&postcount=541
Hehehehehe
Re: Peyton Manning on the Texans
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=42273469&postcount=541
Hehehehehe
Re: Peyton Manning on the Texans
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=42273469&postcount=541
Hehehehehe
I'm shocked. SHOCKED! That a one time playoff team in so much cap hell that they can't resign any of their lineman would be stupid enough to think Matt Schaub is the answer over Peyton
Don't forget to bring acoustic earplugs.
i miss the buckethead threads
I miss wienke.