I'm assuming you are referring to what I said? Kap didn't gift them to Fuller. Watch again. 2nd int is at 2:46.
http://youtu.be/LJ0bkPmr5E0
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I'm assuming you are referring to what I said? Kap didn't gift them to Fuller. Watch again. 2nd int is at 2:46.
http://youtu.be/LJ0bkPmr5E0
I actually think we'd be better off with many of the other QB's in the league than Brady, and not necessarily just the top ones. He's really forcing throws and his accuracy is suffering badly for it. He's always aiming for these nearly impossible windows and while he used to be able to hit those quite a bit, he's missing more often than not nowadays. And when half the Pats offense is predicated on the short passing game, you need a QB who can hit these throws. His one redeeming feature is that he doesn't turn the ball over much. He at least has the good grace to throw balls that not only the receiver cant catch, but neither can the DB. Doesn't do us a whole lot of good, but at least he's not a walking disaster.Ok now I'm refinding that anger lol. Belichick has pissed me off with this team and the way he's handled it for the last few years. On one hand they've had so much success, but on the other they've been lucky to have Tom play as well as he did, and help cover up those record breaking defenses (the bad kind if you didn't catch that). The weird thing is I genuinely believe he could fix or at least aknowledge a lot of these issues, however he has this childish, obsessive need to defy naysayers and do it his way and nobody elses. How does Matt Patricia still have a job? How does Josh Boyer still have a job?
His desire to pick at least one "surprise" pick a year is perfect proof that this guy loves to go against the grain, in an attempt to stroke his ego. It's really a win win, because when a MASSIVE draft mistake like Tavon Wilson gets picked, leaving fans and every expert in the world scratching their head, and going ..... uhhhh who? The pundits all cry "in bill we trust", but if by some miracle, that crappy player not cut out for the nfl, proves everyone wrong like Brady did, then he can say "hey I found that guy and I picked him before everyone else". What really pisses me off about it, is if he KNOWS this guy isn't going to be taken, then why the hell waste a valuable pick on him? It's simply to stroke that ego and let people know he doesn't give a shit, he's going to do what he wants. I'm VERY interested to see how he does in the post-brady era, because I'm becoming more and more convinced it's been all on Tom. I know he wasn't there in 08, but that division was a joke, you had the 1-15 dolphins go 11-5 and make the playoffs. The schedule was an absolute cake walk, they had 1 of the best receivers of all time, and another hall of famer in his prime in Welker, and the defense was the best the pats had in years. We'll see how it plays out going forward, but I think Bill would've gotten some serious flak and things could've escalated quickly if they didn't luck into that disaster of a performance. And again we pull the raiders next.
Really completes the 'literally looks like shit' color scheme of the Browns.Fellow Dawgs, any interest in this?
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FixedAnheuser-Busch and various sponsors made the Vikings do the right thing finally
https://twitter.com/FOXSports/status/512117934521454592
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I saw this yesterday , yeah we'd get the shit jokes. But I actually like this design conceptFellow Dawgs, any interest in this?
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I saw this yesterday , yeah we'd get the shit jokes. But I actually like this design concept
Yeah, most of these are all bullshit. Wish I was part of the focus groups that gets to see themOh Ive heard "if its brown flush it down" for a decade now. I dont care, I can make 12 year old poopoo peepee jokes about any team if I try hard enough. I like the helmet too, although I'd wanna see it with the rest of the new uniform first.
This is just some twitter pic anyway, could be bullshit.
I am disappointed in Minny.All of the assumptions.
Vikings get zero fucking credit for this. They caved to cash.
BingoVikings get zero fucking credit for this. They caved to cash.
Oh Ive heard "if its brown flush it down" for a decade now. I dont care, I can make 12 year old poopoo peepee jokes about any team if I try hard enough. I like the helmet too, although I'd wanna see it with the rest of the new uniform first.
This is just some twitter pic anyway, could be bullshit.
I am disappointed in Minny.
I was hoping they would have more respect for the legal process. We don't have all the facts or something.
Oh well it's just my fantasy team. I guess that's not worth the life of some kid AP had (sounds like he has a lot).
Jabee my friend you are nuts if you think this defense is good enough for the playoffs. Colts are a terrible rushing team and they ran it right down the Eagles throat.
Vikings get zero fucking credit for this. They caved to cash.
"This has been an ongoing and deliberate process since last Fridays news."
Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 6m
Whether Adrian Peterson plays again this year will depend on when legal case is resolved. But Vikings intend to bring him back, per sources.
From the Peterson press release:
Vikings Executive Meeting Room, Friday afternoon:
"So we're all in agreement then on the very deliberate steps we'll be taking on this situation? Sit him Sunday, reactivate him Monday to bring shame and disgust upon the organization, wait for sponsors to start taking revenue away from the team, then we deactivate him again. Sounds like a plan. Now let's get started working on that 2AM press release for next week."
Like your favorite Marvel Comics. I think it's time Europe started up a competing league. They play real gridiron football, not that football those Americans call football!From the Peterson press release:
Vikings Executive Meeting Room, Friday afternoon:
"So we're all in agreement then on the very deliberate steps we'll be taking on this situation? Sit him Sunday, reactivate him Monday to bring shame and disgust upon the organization, wait for sponsors to start taking revenue away from the team, then we deactivate him again. Sounds like a plan. Now let's get started working on that 2AM press release for next week."
Now that Peterson is out, does this count as his punishment?
And I hope this won't happen for every case, only clear cut cases.
Brandon Marshall is mad that ESPN didn't bury what a shit head he is like NFLN did. Amazing.
What did I miss that makes him a shit head?
What did I miss that makes him a shit head?
Twice arrested for domestic violence
I'm gonna sound like a broken record but the Cowboys are legit this year. They've got a dominant offense with the best O-line in the game, along with a defense that's not good but not as bad as people expect. Certainly not as bad as last year, not even close. They have one problem; their schedule is kinda rough, at least this next mini-stretch of games.It's disgusting how obvious it is that the Cowboys are right on track for yet another 8-8 season. At least they'll bring the lols along the way.
Valid point.The second you combine Cowboys and "coin flip" when deciding games, you've lost.
And when I'm right like I was about Reggie last year (unless you're a stickler) then people will just say "broken clock blah blah". Can't win either way.Oh right I forgot he has a piled history.
Heavy, you say* a ton of shit. Of course you'll be right a few times in life.
you clearly know nothing about borderline personality disorder.eznark said:If he wants to be coddled he can go live in a mental care facility. If he wants to live like an adult he needs to behave like one.
And when I'm right like I was about Reggie last year (unless you're a stickler) then people will just say "broken clock blah blah". Can't win either way.
A $5 bet was poised to turn into a $100,000 payday before the Indianapolis Colts melted down Monday night.
A bettor in the Delaware Sports Lottery picked 14 consecutive NFL winners against the spread over the weekend. His 15th pick would have turned the $5, 15-team parlay card into a $100,000 winner. Unfortunately, they took the Colts to beat the Philadelphia Eagles by more than a field goal.
A bettor's $5 wager would have reaped a $100,000 payday if the Colts had hung on to beat the Eagles on MNF. But Indy lost to Philly in the final seconds, rendering his 15-team parlay card worthless.
The Colts led 17-6 at halftime, but couldn't salt away the game and ended up losing, 30-27, on a last-second field goal.
"Honestly, we were rooting for the guy, starting with Sunday night's game," Delaware Lottery director Vernon Kirk said. "Our risk manager told us Sunday night that only one person had hit 14 games and needed the Bears and Colts.
"It definitely looked like Delaware had a winner when the Colts were up 14 midway through the third quarter," Kirk added. "Then to have the Eagles rally like that -- and to win in the last three seconds of the game -- it was agonizing to watch when you knew one player was so close to such a big payout."
No one has hit one of the 15-team, $5 parlays since 2011. The odds of picking all 15 games correctly are roughly 32,000-to-1, according to the lottery. More than 4,500 $5, 15-team parlays were placed for Week 2 of the NFL.
The Delaware Sports Lottery, outside of Nevada, is the largest legal sports betting operation in the U.S. It only accepts wagers on the NFL and requires bettors to pick a minimum of three selections per wager. Single-game wagers are not allowed; nevertheless, the lottery is growing substantially.
More than $32.5 million was wagered in the Delaware Sports Lottery during the 2013-14 season, a 28 percent increase from the previous year. Only $10.72 million was wagered on the lottery in 2009-10, the lottery's first year.
Wagers are accepted at the state's three racetracks -- Delaware Park, Dover Downs and Harrington Raceway -- in addition to more than 60 retailers.
Reggie didn't get 1800 tho
Largely swept under the rug, the NFL and NFLPA reached an agreement on a new drug policy.
Now the countdown is on to see who is the first high-profile player to get busted for HGH