Himynameischris
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Funny how the pats are complaining considering they got to a Superbowl on the ruling of a stupid rule, bad calls happen, get over it.
It's really hard to see if you don't have a proper replay as with the Pats penalty, although at first it looked just like how you described the Jets call. A stunt behind the other guy and pushing off when running behind him. Oh well, rules are rules, if you don't want it called against you, avoid everything that could even come close to get it called against you. Coaches should have done a better job preparing the team.
Body language of teammates was awful. No way they could let him keep playing. Fair or not, he was the embodiment of all the past failures and it is time he goes
Funny how the pats are complaining considering they got to a Superbowl on the ruling of a stupid rule, bad calls happen, get over it.
Sites like mine and various media reports can sometimes blow a teams cap situation out of proportion. From my time working exclusively covering the Jets salary cap I saw this occur twice, once in 2009 and again in 2013. While the 2013 situation was not great it was never as overblown as portrayed by a salary cap sheet. In 2009 the salary cap situation was actually fine. What occurs is that teams often have contracts that are designed to be restructured or terminated to aid a teams salary cap. That does not show up in a static chart.
The one contract Dallas has that is designed that way is Tony Romos. Romo has a salary cap figure of nearly $21.8 million in 2014, but the contract contains two empty proration years in 2018 and 2019 that were there to absorb restructured dollars. This is no different than Joe Flaccos contract with the Ravens containing two option bonuses for cap purposes, except for the Ravens their salary cap will look fine on paper because they chose to use options in the initial deal. Dallas never does that and instead makes their situation look worse than it is.
It is basically a given that Dallas will reduce Romos base salary in 2014 from $13.5 million to $955,000 and convert the remainder to a bonus. That will free up $10,036,000 in salary cap commitments and reduce his cap figure to $11,737,000. Thats the intended value for Romos contract and will shave $10 million off Dallas $30 million overage. The team will also carry over around $2 million in cap space so we are looking at a team that is $18 million over prior to free agency.
The Cowboys have one major problem moving forward and that is the lack of cap relief the team can find by releasing players. While Romo fits the intended restructure category, the team has nobody in the intended release category. My estimates only have 8 players that would save Dallas more than $995,000 in cap room via release. These include starters Dez Bryant, Barry Church, and DeMarcus Ware. The following would be the releases:
Nah on the Patriots play he clearly tries to run a train through the line. That's why I don't think it's something that happens all the time. You have to coach and call it. A guy isn't just going to use another guy as a snowplow on a whim, especially not on a Belichick coached team. This was a called play and they got caught.
Jets wont win another game.
While I don't speak for every Eagles fan, I hate Vick because I don't trust him. I'm still salty about that Packers game in 2010. We should have won that game and maybe there wouldn't be so many stupid fucking State Farm commercials
Also, that Nick Foles rank is WAY too high. He gets an F- minimum
Jennings should win an academy award for his acting job the last few years. Guy is as self centered as they come.
Yeah, I was really surprised at the fact they comitted a penalty when it happened, Patriots got a lot of Penalty calls in this game.
EZNARK, what team are you fan off? (Just want to know Cause Im new around here)
Funny how the pats are complaining considering they got to a Superbowl on the ruling of a stupid rule, bad calls happen, get over it.
Nah on the Patriots play he clearly tries to run a train through the line. That's why I don't think it's something that happens all the time. You have to coach and call it. A guy isn't just going to use another guy as a snowplow on a whim, especially not on a Belichick coached team. This was a called play and they got caught.
I hate all the teams, I just hate the Packers the most.
The biggest thing about that penalty to me was how 1000% sure the official who called it was. He had that flag out before the ball even got to the holder. That made me laugh since those idiots are consistently wishy washy and late with flags.
Would have to check to see the Pats play again, was too busy screaming at my iPad last night to watch the replay of it. If It was drawn-up like that it's even worse. Players are dumb idiots, but coaches should know all the rules especially at a crucial time like that. But like Penny said, if you want to win a game you shouldn't let it get down to this. Bad game from the whole team, players and coaches.
Even more injury news:
Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter
Source texts that Bears LB Lance Briggs will be out 4-6 weeks with shoulder injury. No surgery necessary. Will be back this season.
Even more injury news:
Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter
Source texts that Bears LB Lance Briggs will be out 4-6 weeks with shoulder injury. No surgery necessary. Will be back this season.
Body language of teammates was awful. No way they could let him keep playing. Fair or not, he was the embodiment of all the past failures and it is time he goes
Nobody feels worse about the loss than me, Brady said Monday on WEEI radio, after New England was upset 30-27 on Sunday to the aforementioned AFC East rivals. Losing sucks, and especially to the Jets. Im going to go out there and try to have my best week this week.
This immobile QB is done.
New regime and all, but they made a mistake dumping Thad Lewis. Small number of games, but he's been alright so far, willing to take a hit to make a play too. Kid has gusto.
Marrone has dem Bills playing super TUFF.
*WARNING LONG ASS EAGLES RANT INCOMING*
Nobody feels worse about the loss than me, Brady said Monday on WEEI radio, after New England was upset 30-27 on Sunday to the aforementioned AFC East rivals. Losing sucks, and especially to the Jets. Im going to go out there and try to have my best week this week.
This immobile QB is done.
I dunno.
I keep thinking you're Buckethead at a glance is all!
The despair! The angst! The sexual frustration!Who even cares anymore.
Nobody feels worse about the loss than me, Brady said Monday on WEEI radio, after New England was upset 30-27 on Sunday to the aforementioned AFC East rivals. Losing sucks, and especially to the Jets. Im going to go out there and try to have my best week this week.
This immobile QB is done.
yall gonna get worked this week
Who's complaining here?
@SportsCenter: NFL expected to suspend Redskins S Brandon Meriweather 1-2 games after 2 hits on defenseless receivers vs. Bears. (via @AdamSchefter)
Did you know that was the 1st time the Jets beat the Pats since the playoff game?
Coming through from several of the major NFL writers now, yeah. Shitty news.Multiple sources now reporting Bud Adams has died.
Nobody feels worse about the loss than me, Brady said Monday on WEEI radio, after New England was upset 30-27 on Sunday to the aforementioned AFC East rivals. Losing sucks, and especially to the Jets. Im going to go out there and try to have my best week this week.
This immobile QB is done.
Belichick didn't know the rule. That is clear from his arguments with the officials on the field. He thought it was applicable to second level players only. Just a bonehead play design.
Jets beat the Pats in a Playoff game?
Thanks for reminding me.
Professional football lost another one of its most influential architects on Monday. Tennessee Titans owner K.S. "Bud" Adams, Jr. has passed away at the age of 90, according to sources out of Houston. Adams was the longest tenured owner in the league.
Fifty-four years ago, Bud Adams and Lamar Hunt held a joint press conference to announce the formation of the new American Football League. Adams, the co-founder of the AFL, pursued his passion for football every day until his passing on Monday. Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson is now the last remaining owner/founder of that group, having been with the Bills since their inception in 1960.
No current NFL owner presided over more wins with his organization. Most of those wins came in Houston where Adams' Houston Oilers won the first two AFL titles in 1960 and 1961 before losing the '62 title to Hunt's Dallas Texans team.
A World War II veteran, Adams' Oilers were the first football team to play indoors at the Houston Astrodome. The Oilers played there until 1997, when Adams moved the organization to Tennessee among great controversy.
Adams and his wife Nancy were married for 62 years before her passing in February of 2009. He is survived by two daughters, Susie Smith and Amy Strunk. A son, Kenneth S. Adams III, is deceased. Adams has seven grandchildren.
We send out condolences to the Adams family and the Titans organization at this time.
That was like 23 years ago though.
And I get to watch Freeman throw for 7 TDs tonight? Oh joy.
Sweet, sweet, 97.
Now I just need the Chiefs to win the division, and CJ Anderson to rise.
Wow, thats like around the same time the Patriots were still capable of "winning" super bowls.
Thats also around the same time Aaron Rodgers won a home playoff game.
I'd say most of the credit goes to his talent evaluators/scouting team.If there's one team who shouldn't worry about WR injuries it's the Packers. Don't know how TT does it.
Are they wildly over the salary cap this year though?
Patriots lost to the Jets at home in the playoffs last year? Weird.