Grover Cleveland
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What if some individuals play for money, fame, and bitches Hermagatorjandro?
What then?
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What if some individuals play for money, fame, and bitches Hermagatorjandro?
What then?
WesternHeretic
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The Seahawks have proven they are the luckiest team known to mankind.
except for that one time
Tell me about this one time
Alligatorjandro
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What one time
8 X 11 Printer Paper
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Tebow > Satan > Luck (not human Luck) > Being Good > Being Shitty > Being the Browns > Being the New Browns (Bucs).
WesternHeretic
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According to NeoGAF we are the luckiest team. The refs love us and we never get unlucky even that one time.
Grover Cleveland
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To be fair, that play wasn't really that "unlucky".
It was a bad play call, poorly executed by the QB, and had a good defensive play from Super Bowl MVP HOF "Deion II" Malcolm Butler.
It was a bad play call, poorly executed by the QB, and had a good defensive play from Super Bowl MVP HOF "Deion II" Malcolm Butler.
Alligatorjandro
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It was a top 3 super bowl play
Himynameischris
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Dark Cloud 2 on PS4.......YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sf2fanatic
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The Seahawks always topdick the perfect card at exactly the turn you needed it.
eloiseCena
BlackGhost
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WesternHeretic
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Line pls.
I hope FOX gets it. Like their coverage much better than CBS.
Yeah, Bing predicts is good and is very legit.
I don't look at anything too crazy, Bing, 538, Iron Ranks, Dratings, and this guy from SDSU School of Mines who is pretty good, just needs a better website. There's a couple of people on Reddit who run models that I recognize when I see them, but I don't know their names off the top of my head. I liked Prediction Machine too, but you have to pay for it.
New England is favored in most of them, Bing being the largest odds of winning. Everyone seems to have NE winning. SDSU who's 62% on the year has KC winning at 53%.
He makes some good plays, and he makes some bad plays. Sometimes he holds on to the ball too long, and other times he makes it through his reads well. I will say that from his first game to the San Diego game you can see the progression and all I can ask for is positive progress. Which he has done, and post-Manning is what we need.
I think the sitting 4 years thing is great, and most teams would do well to have a guy get that experience on the bench. With that said, nothing replaces game reps, and that's what Brock is learning. I'm okay with that. I can't speak for everyone in Broncos Country, but I definitely think there's a starter in Brock. We just have to continue to cultivate it, be patient, and I think we'll be okay.
So cherry picking some mediocre to poor plays from a guy in his first few starts, doesn't faze me. He very well could end up as back-up material, and that's fine. I hope the people that get paid to recognize it if so. Otherwise I hope that he continues to grow, and solidify himself as the Bronco's starter should they decide to sign him again.
The greatest defensive play in super bowl history
Grover Cleveland
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The fact that ESPNs turning down the National Football League for ShondaTime is kind of funny.
Also
Also
It's that time of year again. Time for the latest installment in the most competitive (almost) completely one-sided rivalry in the National Football League: Seahawks-Panthers. Cam v. Wussy.
Let's run through the greatest hits of fuckery and bullshit in this classic rivalry.
October 7, 2012
Cam v. Wussy I: Kittens Krumble
Seahawks 16
Panthers 12
September 8, 2013
Cam v. Wussy II: Wussy's Finer Than Carolina
Seahawks 12
Panthers 7
To this day this one of the most completely discombobulating plays I have ever seen. I don't know how Wilson wasn't sacked. And refuse to believe that Doug Baldwin was inbounds on that catch. He fucking wasn't.
I still remember arguing with Hito about this fumble. May he rest in peace.
October 26, 2014
Cam v. Wussy III: Of Hipsters and Hicks
Seahawks 13
Panthers 9
No real fuckery and bullshit in this game. Pretty much good clean defensive football. Enjoy this GIF of Kelvin Benjamin shitting on Dick instead.
January 10, 2015
Cam v. Wussy IV: Scam's Sleepless in Seattle
Seahawks 31
Panthers 17
Other than the Panthers finally breaking double digits against the LOB, not much changed other than the scenery.
October 18, 2015
Cam v. Wussy V: Brenton Bersin's Revenge
Panthers 27
Seahawks 23
The Panthers finally won!!! Yay!!
But can they do it when its money time? We'll find out in Cam v. Wussy VI: Cam, Cam, Kam
I don't want Childress but at this point I don't think the OC will matter much. Shurmur, Childress, and whoever is related to Reid will run the offense exactly how Reid would have run it.
Hell wouldn't be surprised if Reid devises their gameplans from afar and faxes it to them.
I'd actually liked him back as a DC. He knew defense and it was mostly his players on the Eagles D that Reid and Jim Johnson inherited and were damn good.
Once those guys were let go or retired and Reid's picks made up the team they suffered immensely.
Himynameischris
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And watch fuckball on that blurry mess they call HD? Friend pls, either CBS or NBC
WesternHeretic
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Eagles fan officially cray cray.
Enjoy brother! Use him wisely!
Hopefully your shitty FO and owner are more patient.
Hell YEAH! Even if you aren't for Chip, don't see how 49ers fans would be against this hiring considering they just had Tomsula.
Boy does Heath Evans hate hate Chip. He called him the worst hire in the history of the NFL back when Eagles hired him. Went on a similar rant today when 49ers hired him. Dude is probably the dumbest "Analyst" on tv.
Mackenzie 92
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Braddock is making me lust for Wentz. He isn't lasting till pick #22.
Wouldn't surprise me if Browns take him at 2. Reminds me a lot of Palmer.
NBC above all but I can't stand Phil and NANCE.Hearing them 2 times a week is too much.
He has some flaws and also will have that small school stigma (why does North Dakota have a college?) around him. Goff will be the "darling" of this class.
Hoping Chip really is in love with Kap and the Niners become a trade partner with the Texans. 7 would be enough to get him
Braddock is making me lust for Wentz. He isn't lasting till pick #22.
That's crazy to me to think he could go that high.
Good for him if so.
This is true fandom.
zswordsman
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60% of the time seahawks win everytime.
Grover Cleveland
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Aikman calling primetime NFC East games sounds fantastic
Himynameischris
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Yeah...they are annoying but you can just ignore for the most part.
BlackGhost
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I was surprised how mobile he was the few games I saw
Officerrob
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Braddock is making me lust for Wentz. He isn't lasting till pick #22.
I think he goes to the Rams at 15, and I think it's crazy he might go that high
AbortedWalrusFetus
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I'll never understand the Reid revisionist history some Eagles have. He was by far the most talented coach the team had in recent history, and lead the franchise to and incredible streak of domination.
Reid's departure was good for both parties not because Reid was a poor coach, it's because his focus and attention on maintaining personnel and decision making as a coach suffered in large part due to his family tragedy and turnover in front office personnel. The change was a mutually beneficial one for both parties because it gave Reid a chance to refocus his talents and it gave the organization a chance to create a vision for their future. None of it is even remotely a stain on Reid's legacy as a great coach.
Reid's departure was good for both parties not because Reid was a poor coach, it's because his focus and attention on maintaining personnel and decision making as a coach suffered in large part due to his family tragedy and turnover in front office personnel. The change was a mutually beneficial one for both parties because it gave Reid a chance to refocus his talents and it gave the organization a chance to create a vision for their future. None of it is even remotely a stain on Reid's legacy as a great coach.
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Packers, 49ers, Eagles, Seahawks and.....um, I don't know who Nightz cheers for now but living in harmony!
Packers, 49ers, Eagles, Seahawks and.....um, I don't know who Nightz cheers for now but living in harmony!
Draft writers are just now reviewing tape since his season just ended and are being "wow'ed"
Matt Miller was fawning all over him this morning on Twitter
Himynameischris
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BlackGhost
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What has Billy done....
No one denies the sucess he had or that he is the best coach the team has ever had.
But it was way past time for them to move on. As I mentioned the last time under Reid the Eagles were a top 1 or 2 seed in the NFC was in 2004. He was here another 9 seasons where there seemed to be no real plan, especially post McNabb. No real plan to replace the QB, terrible personnel and coaching staff decisions, and then yes the personal family stuff.
I mainly point these things out that all that above combined with some of his weaknesses (game management + in game adjustments) plus downward slope of the the team overall made it clear it was time to move on.
BlackGhost
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Hey so let me ask you something. What exactly is this Hue Jackson/Silver relationship? Are they like best friends or something? lol
Yeah, he's good for a run.
Man how fortunate to be in this draft class and with the state of the QB in the NFL. I think he's a pretty damn good player at his level, but to take him that high means he's pretty much going to start. I wish him the best, but I wouldn't be surprised if he struggled.
Weird. I've watched most of his games and he's pretty good. Is he NFL good? I'm not sure. He could probably grow into something. His size is right and he's not an idiot. Mobile as well. Just some of the things he gets away with in college, won't fly in the NFL. I'm excited to see what happens to him.
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