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Not updated. I'm currently listening to their Sunday picks episode.Listen to the Around the NFL podcast. Best football podcast around and they put out their recap episodes on Sunday night.
Not updated. I'm currently listening to their Sunday picks episode.Listen to the Around the NFL podcast. Best football podcast around and they put out their recap episodes on Sunday night.
Not updated. I'm currently listening to their Sunday picks episode.
A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Marc Sessler -- recap every Week 5 Sunday game including the Browns' comeback against the Titans, the Broncos' big day and the Patriots return to form.
That feed acts weird for me for some reason but I refreshed it manually this morning and there was a new episode up from last night.Not updated. I'm currently listening to their Sunday picks episode.
I'm doing terrible in the Sif league....doing ok in my other ones though.
Jayson Braddock ‏@JaysonBraddock · 2h2 hours ago
Brian Cushing has a scheduled MRI on his knee for today. Not sure if precautionary or not.
Damn, I'd be a Seahawks victory away from a perfect week of picks if the Lions didn't shit the bed. Fuck you Stafford.
2-3 in SiF =(
Maybe 5-0 in Stragglers! Not bad.
And yes, Around the NFL definitely updates asap. I listened to it last night.
You are 100% correct with your statement. Ben and a few others can score TDs and get 1st downs by making up shit on the fly. Very few players can do that.Nice to see the "greatest quarterback of all time" is so reliant on everyone else around him being good.
Roethlisberger > Brady
1-4 ins SiF 3-2 in No Gatas Allowed and 4-1 in some other one I joined, I have a shit team in SiF I might need to make some trades.
Yeah, my team in SiF is in shambles pretty much too. I'm just going week to week hoping I hit on waiver pickups at this point.
Nothing compare to Hardcore History.I need a monday podcast.
I plowed through part 3 of hardcore history's retelling of world war 1 then went to listen to a NFL podcast. .. none of them are updated.
Schefter: Former Broncos kicker Matt Prater and former Cardinals kicker Jay Feely both scheduled to work out for Lions on Tuesday.
Miami Dolphins defensive end Derrick Shelby was arrested early Saturday at a Florida nightclub for allegedly causing a disturbance. That's one way to spend a bye week. He resisted nonviolently, according to the police report, and his mugshot shows the police handled it their way.
Has there ever been a more average/below-average young QB who was given LESS to work with than Geno Smith? Usually those guys are put in front of a loaded receiving core/great RB and asked to learn slowly.The best laid plans of mice and men oft go awry, or some variant thereof, is a charter member of the cliché Hall-of-Fame. Everyone knows that not even the best process can guarantee a good result.
But what about the worst laid plans? Say, turning over your franchise to a career 53.9 percent college passer? Or putting your second-year starter one lingering hamstring injury away from a receiver corps led by Jeremy Kerley and David Nelson?
Aside from the occasional building around Rich Gannon or Brad Johnson, the worst laid plans always go awry. That became painfully evident for the Titans and Jets on Sunday. Tennessee stood by helplessly as Jake Locker improved his 2014 completion percentage to 58.0 before departing with yet another injury. The Jets watched in horror as Geno Smith tried to complete passes to Kerley, Nelson and Greg Salas before getting yanked at halftime of what would ultimately be a 31-0 loss.
Locker remained who hes always been. An inaccurate, indecisive, scatter-brained injury waiting to happen. Smith kept progressing toward what he doesnt have to be. A shell-shocked sophomore regressing from an already poor form because he doesnt have teammates capable of helping him out of the gutter.
Lockers fate should be written. Regardless of what happens going forward in 2014, this is a walk-year quarterback who wont be returning to a team that last seemed sold on him some time in 2012. For Smith, the answer isnt quite as clear. Theres likely still forgiveness to be found from a franchise that desperately wants him to succeed, but hows he supposed to earn it if Eric Decker is never anywhere close to 100 percent? The only thing waiting for Smith in Week 6 against the Broncos is going to be the wolves. Even if Smith somehow survives Denver with his job intact, Darrelle Revis and the Pats will be waiting to deliver the final blow in Week 7.
Talented players usually perform well in the NFL, and vice versa. That means if Smith entered the league without what it took to become a successful starting quarterback, theres likely little the Jets could have done to change that. But that doesnt mean there was nothing they could do. Thats just how it ending up. Once in a blue moon, teams get bailed out of bad plans by lucky results. Locker and Smith are not the blue moons. Theyre the harsh reality that poor planning rarely goes unpunished.
:BizarroKas
Matt Hammond ‏@MattHammondShow · 2m2 minutes ago
answer, according to Elias: #Texans avg 3rd down distance is 6.97. 15th-lowest in NFL. basically avg. yet, rank 20th in conversion rate.
They already suspended him indefinitely and he's a back up, hopefully they just release him.
I can't believe the Cowboys needed to use silent counts in Dallas. Actually I can believe.
Geno Smith's no-win situation:
Has there ever been a more average/below-average young QB who was given LESS to work with than Geno Smith? Usually those guys are put in front of a loaded receiving core/great RB and asked to learn slowly.
Blackmon?Gabbert
You are 100% correct with your statement. Ben and a few others can score TDs and get 1st downs by making up shit on the fly. Very few players can do that.
Brady has a different talent. Brady has the incredibly rare ability* to sometimes hit wide open receivers while having a dominant run game and a gigantic pocket to throw from wit4 4+ seconds to throw the ball. There are not many qb's* in the world who can do that.
* The list of qb's who can throw to wide open receivers, with an excess of time, a dominant running game, and a huge pocket to step up into is less than 100,000 at this present time. Elite company d00ds!
So which qb will be out of the league first
Geno or EJ?
I really like Shelby though, the guy always manages to produce even in his limited role. He could start for a lot of teams.They already suspended him indefinitely and he's a back up, hopefully they just release him.
your avatar looks nice, i might use it too.The Patriots smell.
I hate them now.
I want to see a breakdown of the Dallas Oline against Watt, should be awesome.
The Patriots smell.
I hate them now.
I don't think enough people watched that game if they thought Watt was shut down. He's not going to repeat last week every fucking week, Dallas had their hands full, literally.
The Patriots smell.
I hate them now.
teeheeThe Patriots smell.
I hate them now.
I really like Shelby though, the guy always manages to produce even in his limited role. He could start for a lot of teams.
I don't think enough people watched that game if they thought Watt was shut down. He's not going to repeat last week every fucking week, Dallas had their hands full, literally.
Orton replacing Manuel was a success but he's just as likely to lose games as he is to win them - he's no answer. Dude's ball placement was all over the place. If not for Sammy Watkins, the Bills lose this game.
Look at this catch:
If Watkins doesn't pull some circus bullshit out of his ass, that pass is intercepted and the game is going to OT at best. The pass is high and behind him.
Orton was throwing shit like that all game. He had a dime or two, including the gorgeous pass to Goodwin, but it's nothing to bet on. However, the upgrade was that he was much quicker with his decision making than Manuel. He might not have been throwing a prettier ball, but at least it was decisive. He saw the field better and took more shots. For that reason alone do I believe he maintain the starting role for a while, if not the entire season.
:jnc, so true.You made your bed, now lie in it!
yea noodle you love that guy!I am laughing so much at your love of that guy in your avatar. :jnc X 2
Orton replacing Manuel was a success but he's just as likely to lose games as he is to win them - he's no answer. Dude's ball placement was all over the place. If not for Sammy Watkins, the Bills lose this game.
Look at this catch:
If Watkins doesn't pull some circus bullshit out of his ass, that pass is intercepted and the game is going to OT at best. The pass is high and behind him.
Orton was throwing shit like that all game. He had a dime or two, including the gorgeous pass to Goodwin, but it's nothing to bet on. However, the upgrade was that he was much quicker with his decision making than Manuel. He might not have been throwing a prettier ball, but at least it was decisive. He saw the field better and took more shots. For that reason alone do I believe he maintains the starting role for a while, if not the entire season.
yea noodle you love that guy!
I thought Hoyer was good last year.
Not great (who knows with time though) but definitely good.
The Browns may finally have their qb!
If they humiliate the Steelers next week I want to see how they handle dat success. Lions fans couldn't handle 3-1. Carolina fans also couldn't handle success. Packer fans all turned into horrible cunts the year after they won the Superbowl and won like 14 games.
I have faith that the Browns fans will stay humble but I have no proof one way or the other.
I don't think enough people watched that game if they thought Watt was shut down. He's not going to repeat last week every fucking week, Dallas had their hands full, literally.