FloydtheFathead
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More fun than being a Browns fan..
I got my new Browns lanyard for my teacher id so I will wear it around my neck with pride. Educating the future of VA the magic of Believeland.
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NFL 2015 Wild Card |OT| - A Fraud Goes Wild
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I got my new Browns lanyard for my teacher id so I will wear it around my neck with pride. Educating the future of VA the magic of Believeland.
FloydtheFathead
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In darkness, there's always hope MRSA. You can't kill it completely.
So you're telling me there's a chance I can get my friend BG back from animu?
KC @ HOU
PIT @ CIN
SEA @ MIN
GB @ WAS
Not really confident with my AFC picks, especially the Pittsburgh v Cincy one. AJ McCarron has been holding down the fort and I think the Bengals should ride it out with him as opposed to starting Andy Dalton and throwing him into the fire coming off an injury.
Seattle and Minnesota is going to be a outdoor, defensive slugfest with two great running games. Minnesota's home crowd will come out in full force but going to give the nod to Seattle because of the veteran group they have that's been to the dance before as opposed to the relatively young Vikings team. Going to be a great game either way, probably the best this weekend.
As for GB v. Washington I'm not betting against Captain Kirk right now. Hell, the whole Redskins team seems to have a ton of confidence right now going into the playoffs.
Anyways lets get the offseason thread going. The Lions have the #17 pick in the draft getting a lower pick than a quite a few 7-9 teams.
PIT @ CIN
SEA @ MIN
GB @ WAS
Not really confident with my AFC picks, especially the Pittsburgh v Cincy one. AJ McCarron has been holding down the fort and I think the Bengals should ride it out with him as opposed to starting Andy Dalton and throwing him into the fire coming off an injury.
Seattle and Minnesota is going to be a outdoor, defensive slugfest with two great running games. Minnesota's home crowd will come out in full force but going to give the nod to Seattle because of the veteran group they have that's been to the dance before as opposed to the relatively young Vikings team. Going to be a great game either way, probably the best this weekend.
As for GB v. Washington I'm not betting against Captain Kirk right now. Hell, the whole Redskins team seems to have a ton of confidence right now going into the playoffs.
Anyways lets get the offseason thread going. The Lions have the #17 pick in the draft getting a lower pick than a quite a few 7-9 teams.
The_Darkest_Red
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Dolphins beat the Pats and get a top 10 draft pick. I guess you could say this was a pretty fantastic season.
friskykillface
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Believe in weed, Chiefs gonna beat the Texans though
If Seahawks lose it'll be the biggest upset of the season , if you can't beat teddy lol
If Seahawks lose it'll be the biggest upset of the season , if you can't beat teddy lol
Mike Shanahan to interview with the Dolphins
In Washington, I think his work as the GM was average... If they can pair him with a solid GM, his scheme is as advertised. Mike kinda gets a bad wrap for his stint in Washington but he did a lot of great things that won't show up in the win/loss column. A lot of those actions are foundational to the success that Gruden is now having.
In Washington, I think his work as the GM was average... If they can pair him with a solid GM, his scheme is as advertised. Mike kinda gets a bad wrap for his stint in Washington but he did a lot of great things that won't show up in the win/loss column. A lot of those actions are foundational to the success that Gruden is now having.
We're set at QB for the next 7 years at least.
And they'll inevitably be a stock rise on QBs like Goff, Lynch and Cook by teams looking for that next franchise QB. -ESPN
He finished his last 7 or 8 games with a 19-2 TD-INT ratio since Coach Cooter took over the playcalling.
I like you
The_Darkest_Red
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Maybe it's because some of my best friends are Broncos fans but I would love bringing Shanahan to Miami.
yup, very predictable. We're going to my parents lake house this weekend and we're going to go to Brenham to look for stuff for our new house and i told my wife earlier in the week we'll be the 3pm game on Saturday so we need to be back by then.
FloydtheFathead
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There's always a chance.. We were able to get Wienke back weren't we?
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This might hurt Drake's career BG.
why would he, hoyer's actually played well when he's not concussed.
Alligatorjandro
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Belichick vs BOB
Both Cousins and Stafford went bonkers in the second half of the year. I'll be interested to read the stat/tape guys take on how it came about.
wienke is never coming back. Fuck you wienku
During Gibbs second stint in Washington, he refused to get with the times and build a practice bubble. It wasn't until Shanahan arrived that he had one built. Additionally, Mike came in and revamped the scouting dept and the weight/conditioning areas.
The acquisition of RGIII has largely been tied to the owner but Mike was in on it too. Let's not forget that he and his son devised a scheme that enabled RGIII to have the greatest rookie season ever. He also was the reason Washington selected Kirk Cousins in the middle of the draft... That book is still being written.
Jordan Reed who is quickly ascending the TE ranks of being known as an elite playmaker was also drafted by Mike. I think Shanahan's biggest problem was not just having depth, but having quality depth. His team was ravaged by the unfair cap penalty and obviously the RGIII trade. But the guys that he was able to get in, even though it was a limited number of them, they weren't good. He definitely needs to be paired with a GM IMO.
If Miami hires him, I wouldn't be shocked to see Alfred Morris sign there this offseason.
Because he is a man of excitement.
I don't agree with the lies in your post but I can respect that you feel that way.
I wish I could say the same about the Bungles. Sometimes I forget that there are actually 4 teams in the division. Usually it is just a match of good (Steelers) against evil (Ravens) with 3 or 4 high level practice games against the JVs from Ohio.
Keep at it though friend. Better days are surely ahead. Not just for the Bungles but for all of Ohio! The skeptics might point to the past 50 or 60 years as evidence that what I said is pure malarkey and possible even a hurtful taunt to our brothers from Ohio, but I say tosh to that and I will tell you that you can never move forward by looking behind. You must look forwards towards a better day.
As DM will often tell us when he quotes some movie about Batman, it is always darkest before the dawn. But the dawn is coming. I promise you that one day Ohio will actually have professional football teams! Maybe even before the the city of angels gets a professional basketball team again!
Bitch, don't kill my vibe!
Grover Cleveland
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Jonathan Jones ‏@jjones9 21m21 minutes ago
Per @PFF, Josh Norman finished the season with the lowest QB rating when targeted among all CBs at 54.0
Per @PFF, Josh Norman finished the season with the lowest QB rating when targeted among all CBs at 54.0
DeaconKnowledge
Member
Now is that real QB rating or some arbitrary PFF Manatee thing?
While I hope to never see you in the hospital, thank you brother!
We might be the only hope the world has of stopping the Pats from reaching the SB.
For at least the next 3 weeks we are all Steelers fans.
Don't get mad at me because the new Batman movie looks like garbage (that is an insult to both the movie and garbage).
RepairmanJack
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Not sure about Cousin, but Stafford has come somewhat close in the past especially during the 2011 season. Not like the last 8 games though. You saw it against the Eagles and Saints. His accuracy and decision making have been off the charts.
His CPR was by far a career best though. The fluidity in the offense between Coach Lombardi's playcalling and Coach Cooter's was night and day. It's mind boggling just watching the last 8 games or so how much more fluid the offense was from the running game to offensive line protection.
Stafford has, and is, hitting that 27-34 year old prime in his career where he has enough experience in the NFL under his belt the game has slowed down for him.
You can see it as he goes through his reads quickly and decides to check down to a RB if necessary or just taking a sack when our young offensive line does not give him enough time.
The worst thing the Lions could do with Stafford is giving him his 3rd offensive coordinator in as many years.
Also throughout all the storylines with the Lions this year, Eric Ebron has turned out to be a solid young player for the team. Not Aaron Donald good obviously but he made some big plays and catches for us this year.
DeaconKnowledge
Member
I....don't know how to take this.
Take it this way - Fuck the Bungholes.
Alligatorjandro
Banned
At least you got revis back
Is Lewis a better coach than Tomlin?
Can we all agree on that?
Lewis drags a red headed choker to the playoffs year after year. He always fields a team that is competitive on both sides of the ball and they almost always take care of business against lesser teams.
Tomlin teams make it a habit to lay a steaming pile of shit against big underdogs. He routinely makes huge strategic errors and seems to avoid criticism based upon his incredible looks and charisma.
I can't believe I just made this post. I need to take a shower...
Can we all agree on that?
Lewis drags a red headed choker to the playoffs year after year. He always fields a team that is competitive on both sides of the ball and they almost always take care of business against lesser teams.
Tomlin teams make it a habit to lay a steaming pile of shit against big underdogs. He routinely makes huge strategic errors and seems to avoid criticism based upon his incredible looks and charisma.
I can't believe I just made this post. I need to take a shower...
Sports radio is all about where Payton will coach next year. Miami seems to be the most desirable spot. I can't handle all this talk about my coach!
I think he stays to be honest. I think with some good pickups they'll be alright. I can see Brees adjusting his contract too.
I can dream right?
I think he stays to be honest. I think with some good pickups they'll be alright. I can see Brees adjusting his contract too.
I can dream right?
You are allowed to but I would recommend against it.
It only heightens the disappointment that is to follow.
BlackGhost
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Jason La Canfora Verified account ‏@JasonLaCanfora
Would not be surprised if ultimately Sean Payton is dealt for a mid-round pick. He won't want new team to give up too much. Maybe a 4th
DeaconKnowledge
Member
If you're going to squicken to the Bungholes make it quick, don't hum and haw like this.
The_Darkest_Red
Member
As far as job openings go I honestly think Miami is a desirable position. The defense has holes and the OL has issues but if you are a coach who believes in your running game and pass-blocking schemes then you have to like the young pieces you're getting to work with. DeVante Parker has flashed over the past month or so and shown why he was a first round pick, Landry is Landry, and Tannehill has flashed but needs a more consistent run game and a little support from the defense. Ajayi clearly has a lot of talent at RB and if Miller returns they will keep a nice one-two punch in the backfield. Hell, if the new coach knows how to get a TE involved in the passing game they'll be happy to have Jordan Cameron to work with.
This is not a complete rebuild like we see with a lot of coaching openings. What this team needs is a man who knows how to lead, motivate, and maximize potential.
This is not a complete rebuild like we see with a lot of coaching openings. What this team needs is a man who knows how to lead, motivate, and maximize potential.
DeaconKnowledge
Member
If Payton goes anywhere it'll be to the Giants.
I like to believe we are men from a simpler time.
RepairmanJack
Member
As a Bengals Fan, Lewis is a better GM than he is a coach. He finds great talent, has completely changed the atmosphere in the organization and the locker room, continues to do it all year after year. When it comes to coaching he is absolutely fucking infuriating. Horrible clock management, too much loyalty, fails time and time again to adjust his game plan when it's needed, and he continues to be terrible in big games. Every fan was begging for him to move to GM and hire Zim as coach, now that it's not happening we can wish with Hue, but it's just so doubtful to happen.
Tomlin > Lewis
It fucking kills me to say that, but its so damn true its sad.
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