Good news Bucs fans, we don't play against Case Keenum next week.
Got me worried there for a moment.
Good news Bucs fans, we don't play against Case Keenum next week.
Just been watching this on loop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1anmTNl-2k
Man Im so damn tired of "moral victories" vs the fucking Patriots.
With that said I am starting to believe I may have been wrong about Watson. I didnt think the kid had the physical abilities to have good success in the NFL but damn if he didnt make some fucking impressive throws today. I never doubted his "moxie" or drive but Ill be damned if for most of the game today he stood in the pocket, made his reads and delivered some dimes.
The improvement from last week to this week was insane. If he can keep on an upward trajectory the last 3/4's of the season is going to be fun. You could see today him developing chemistry with his skill players and them adjusting to his playing style. Look at the first play here: http://www.houstontexans.com/tv-med...ghlights/34b55f3f-2cc6-41b4-90ac-2d5e0df4a96c He moves the safety with his eyes then just threads the needle to Ellington.
I hope they do make the playoffs and get the Patriots again because dammit I want them to finish it.
Agreed
:')))))Just been watching this on loop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1anmTNl-2k
The Patriots have scored the 2nd most points.
Guess who scored the most.
Sooooo goooood!
No L for me. I would Celebrate a Reid superbowlChiefs Falcons super bowl would be hype
49ers take an L if Alex wins
Eagles take an L if Reid wins
Do it
I guess everybody aint wokeMatt Light is a bumhole
"The anthem kneeling would have never happened during my time, Light said. As a guy thats been there and helped set up the Patriot Way so they can walk in there and do what they do, its beyond disheartening. Its the first time Ive ever been ashamed to be a Patriot. And I promise you Im not the only one.
Weeks 1-2 Watson is honed in on Nuk most plays and just staring him down when he throws and panicking when the first read isn't there. Week 3 he's moving safeties with his eyes, he's spreading the ball around to other players, and standing the pocket with poise. He's getting more and more confidence as he plays and he's developing chemistry with the other players. Watson is the most fun QB the Texans have had since Schuab's prime (when he wasn't a pick 6 machine) and he gives the team a chance to win which is not something the Texans have had from a QB in the BoB era.
One reporter asked for Bradys reaction that the player who caught the game-winning touchdown, Brandin Cooks, was booed by the crowd for being among those kneeling.
Like I said, Ive got a lot of love for my teammates. We got through a lot together, theres a lot of blood, sweat and tears, Brady said. I dont think its easy to play this sport, theres a lot of guys who sacrifice a lot. I think you have a lot of respect for the guys who play, not only your own teammates but guys you play against. Without them, its not a great game. I believe in all of us coming together.
Yet when it was mentioned that Trump said its unacceptable to kneel, Brady responded, Im not getting into any of that.
Like I said, I speak for myself, I believe what I believe, and you guys know me, Im a very positive person, Brady continued. I try to just live by example and say positive things about people and I try to control my own emotions, and no matter what anyone said, Im going to have a positive outlook, certainly with my teammates. We all go through ups and downs and theres struggles and its life and were all trying to navigate it as best we can. I believe love is the greatest thing we have; it overcomes a lot of things.
Owners have made statements saying Trumps words werent positive, another reporter began. Do you think the NFL should stand up for itself?
I mean, everybody can do whatever they want to do. I dont care what the owners do, I care about my teammates and the belief i have in them and the love that I have for them, Brady said. We get to play a great game. I love playing, I never take it for granted; to come out here and play in front of our fans and to play in my 18th year is a blessing.
Brady has been tied to Trump since a Make America Great Again hat showed up in his locker two years ago; the quarterback has called Trump a friend, and someone who supported him through deflate-gate, but he has not commented on Trumps political style.
The idea of civil discourse with a guy who is tweeting and demeaning people and saying the things hes saying is sort of far-fetched, Kerr stated. Can you picture us really having a civil discourse with him?
It was an actual chance to talk to the president, Kerr continued. After all, he works for us. Hes a public servant. He may not be aware of that, but he is a public servant, right? So maybe as NBA champions, as people in a prominent position, we could go in and say, This is whats bothering us, what can we do about this?'
Kerr also lashed out at Trump over his attack on ex-NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick and other players who are taking a knee during the national anthem.
How about the irony of, Free speech is fine if youre a neo-Nazi chanting hate slogans, but free speech is not allowed to kneel in protest?' Kerr added. No matter how many times a football player says, I honor our military, but Im protesting police brutality and racial inequality, it doesnt matter. Nationalists are saying, Youre disrespecting our flag. Well, you know what else is disrespectful to our flag? Racism. And ones way worse than the other.
Contrast that with this:
Steve Kerr is a true JCB.
Tom Brady is a mark ass buster.
Don't understand how anyone can still cheer for that asshole.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...president-donald-trump-comments-just-divisiveNew England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady directly addressed remarks by President Donald Trump on Monday morning, saying, "I certainly disagree with what he said. I thought it was just divisive.
During his radio interview Monday, Brady was asked if he thought Trump had bigger things to worry about than whether a player kneels during the national anthem. After saying he disagreed with Trump's remarks, Brady added, "I just want to support my teammates. I'm never one that says, 'Oh, that's wrong or that's right.' But I do believe in what I believe in, and I believe in bringing people together and respect and love and trust. Those are the values that my parents instilled in me and that's how I try to live every day.
"I've been blessed to be in a locker room with guys from all over the United States over the course of my career. Some of my great friends are from Florida, Virginia, New York, Montana, Colorado, Texas. I think one thing about football is that it brings so many guys together, guys that you would never have the opportunity to be around, whether it was in college and all the way into the pros. We're all different. We're all unique. That's what makes us all so special."
Brady was asked if he had ever had conversations with teammates who had questions about his friendship with Trump, and he said that has not happened.
weeks 1 and 2 there was no one to throw it to besides Hopkins. He had two decent tight ends healthy, ellington was healthy. Early in the game they said he had completed 11 passes to 7 different targets.
I came away damn impressed with him. If and until Duane comes back, they are going to struggle against better pass rushes, the Patriots front 7 isn't very good. But Watson made some damn good throws and some damn good plays. I couldnt tell you the last time the Texans offense converted after being 1st and 20 or 2nd and 20+ they did both yesterday.
Also he's definitely got a little Favre in him, that play where he's scrambling to his left, he stops turns and throws it across his body and across the field im thinking oh shit, no no no YES caught Texans TE.
What kind of question is that?Did Cedric Ceballos ever come back from 28-3?
Contrast that with this:
Steve Kerr is a true JCB.
Tom Brady is a mark ass buster.
Don't understand how anyone can still cheer for that asshole.
Brady comments this morning.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...president-donald-trump-comments-just-divisive
Giselle probably had to beat that statement out of him.He was a tiny bit more outspoken today, see:
Also, Damien Woody isn't taking too well to Light's comments.
Matt Light is a bumhole
"The anthem kneeling would have never happened during my time, Light said. As a guy thats been there and helped set up the Patriot Way so they can walk in there and do what they do, its beyond disheartening. Its the first time Ive ever been ashamed to be a Patriot. And I promise you Im not the only one.
Did your boy Ben say anythingGiselle probably had to beat that statement out of him.
His first response is to never criticize the Don.
How do the eagles take an L is Andy gets a ring? Do you seriously believe that 14 years wasn't a fair shot?
Ain't my boy.Did your boy Ben say anything
I stand because I respect the men who died in real battle so I have the freedom to battle on the field. Paying tribute to the men and women who have given their lives for our freedom is why I stand. But everyone these days likes to find a reason to protest and thats their right. It's America and you are free to speak your mind. I just feel it's disrespectful to the ones who sacrificed their lives and it's maybe the wrong platform. But like I said to each their own it's AMERICA! The greatest country in the world and if you don't think we are the greatest country in the world and you reside here, then why do you stay? A lot worse places in the world to call home. Proud to be an American.
TE Coverage: Made 80 year old Vernon Davis look like Gronk. The TE coverage has been an issue since KNJ arrived, the writing is on the wall, there is no chance for it to be fixed until he leaves.
For those complaining about Doug's 4th and 8 call....
I love that Doug is using analytics to determine when to go for it and not just going with "his gut".
Thank you, it was the right call.
Also, I watched the condensed replay, a ton of Eagles-GAF yesterday was saying Doug's playcalling was abysmal and they wanted him fired. I thought he did fine? It wasn't outstanding or anything but his playcalling was fine, he adapted to the game, and his clock management was good. The Giants committed to stopping the pass, and Wentz was having an off day anyway, so he ran the ball down their throats. He rotated his backs well, and while it was odd the LG switch had to happen in the game and not practice, he at least identified early Warmack wasn't working out and switched in Wis. I don't get it, what was the big issue yesterday?
NFL spokesman Joe Lockhart: "Yesterday was an important day for the league, and we think a good one."
More Lockhart: "Looking at yesterday, everyone should know, including the president, that this is what real locker room talk is."
Lockhart also takes issue with Trump's criticism of league's emphasis on safety. "An outdated and wrongheaded position."
NFL's Lockhart: "Therell be no discipline handed down this week for anyone who was not there" for anthems Sunday.
As to where league goes from here, NFL notes "going from protest to progress." notes Commish meeting w/M Jenkins, T Smith, C Long in PHI...
NFL says it will continue to get a better sense of what players are doing in community for equality, voting rights issues
Lockhart says NFL working on community events to be done around league next month. Says that planning began before Trump's remarks
Big shock jerry isn't about the protest. I hope some of the players kneel any damn way fuck jerry telling players it isn't the place.
Sorry updating with quotes. He referenced locker room talk.What did he say?
The Patriots have scored the 2nd most points.
Guess who scored the most.
The Packers won and it was an exciting finish, but ugh I just don't feel happy about it at all.
Playing at Soldier Field has a -30 on quickness effect as the Steelers suffered through today.
And two tipped picks and the worst series of penalties called against both sides (OPI and the Defensive Holding were both atrocious atrocious calls) on that last drive makes the late win a wash for me.
The Lions were truly robbed by Jim Caldwell settling for field goals at home around the 30 yard line on 4th and 2 and 4th and 1 in the second half.
Settling for field goals at home is a sure way to lose close games.
The Lions were truly robbed by Jim Caldwell settling for field goals at home around the 30 yard line on 4th and 2 and 4th and 1 in the second half.
Settling for field goals at home is a sure way to lose close games.
Yeah for me it's just...same Packers coaching staff and the Bengals are a struggling team that a better team would have trounced at home.
Is this a Super Bowl bound team? Doesn't feel that way yet but I guess the season is young still
I think Duce sets the rotation, but I wasn't too concerned with it. Maybe Blount was just tired and they were trying to get fresh legs in there. Clement did almost fumble, but then he followed it up with a 15 yard TD, so I'll forgive him. Also I think Sproles getting injured changed the plan a bit. Smallwood's gonna have to be the 3rd down back, although I thought he showed a lot of improvement. Ran hard and also had some key blitz pickups.I found the RB rotation very puzzling. Blount was running well early on, then for some reason they mothballed him. Meanwhile, you have UDFA Corey Clement running key plays late in the 4th. He nearly fumbled the exchange at one point. Why not have the veteran RB in there? Not sure if the rotation is on him or Duce, but it was strange.
The LG thing was weird, but yeah, it looked like they realized Warmack was struggling and made the switch to Wis. I think Warmack came in for one series after they switched to Wis, which made people think it was some sort of rotation. But I'm assuming Wis was just shaken up a bit? In any case, Wis played well and should probably be the starter going forward.
Overall, I thought Doug's insistence on running the ball nearly cost the Eagles the game. I think a more aggressive early game approach could have buried the Giants and then you switch to the run to protect your lead. Instead, they decided to be "balanced" and as a result only scored 14 points through the first 3 quarters.
The Packers won and it was an exciting finish, but ugh I just don't feel happy about it at all.
I will agree that Romo is pretty great as a commentator, but I'll agree with a person earlier in this thread that at first I thought it was a terrible homer commentator.
During there Oakland Tennessee game in week one there was a couple of times he was like ”come on Oakland get up there, timeout, TIMEOUT" and I was what the fuck is this?
That second half was the best they've looked all year, and that's with 7 starters missing. Outscoring Cincy 20-3 in the second half. Take away Rodgers pick-6 that happens once every 7 years, and the game isn't close. They'll be fine. They start slow every year.
Adam Schefter said:Eagles RB Darren Sproles tore his ACL and broke his arm on same play, sources tell @mortreport and me. Surgery on arm today, knee later.