I retired my victory speeches. I will only provide cordial behavior and valuable insight from now on
So you guys think the MLB is going to move their game? If the Ravens have to go on the road to open the season it will be against Denver.
Spring is here, yet about to get hit with a storm that suppose to drop 2 inches a hour
James Walker posted an article on the top 5 receivers in the AFC East over on ESPN:
1. Mike Wallace
2. Steve Johnson
3. Santonio Holmes
4. Danny Amendola
5. Brian Hartline
Obviously this is mostly speculation at this point but the thought of the Dolphins having 2 of the top 5 in the division (and number 1) is incredibly refreshing after last season. It's also nice seeing Welker off the list.
All things considered it's a pretty bad division in terms of receivers, though.
[Wallace] had eight touchdowns last season, which is five more than all of Miamis receivers in 2012.
It was so bad, man. Some people might try to place the blame mostly on Tannehill but it honestly came down to the simple fact that none of the receivers were explosive enough to create big plays on their own, and once they got to the red zone they might as well have stayed off the field.I wasn't aware of how bad you guys had it last year.
Fuck cold weather.
I want to go outside in shorts. I don't mind any heat under 100 degrees. The only thing I don't like about summers in the North East are the bugs.
Fuck wasps. No one will cry if they go extinct.
Anybody get the Hobbit?
It was 91 degrees in the Woodlands on Monday.....awful.
I wish the NFL would be as aggressive with the helmet tech as they are with their rule changing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R978jQELomo
Interesting test case. Is Peterson protecting himself, or delivering a blow? Hard to tell in real time
91 isnt bad. Its pretty nice.
I keep my apartment on 65, haha. My wife isn't a huge fan of that at times, though.I don't either. Its 68F right now which is pretty nice, but it needs to get a bit warmer. 80s at least.
I like the sound of all of that!(On how much input he’s had the offseason regarding signing free agents and the Draft) – “Yeah, it’s a collaborative effort. Jeff and I work closely together. His staff does a great job with their film evaluations. Our coaching staff, I think if you ask Jeff, has worked their tails off in regard to both the free agent evaluations and they’re into the college draft process as well. So it’s a cumulative effort. Certainly, I’m not the money. I don’t discuss contracts and offer him this much or that much. That’s not my area of expertise. They certainly kind of take control, but I think we both kind of decide that we like this player, we think he can help us, he can contribute to our success and let’s go after him. And then, certainly, I’m kind of out of it next.”
(On if he’s a little more involved in the personnel on the roster as opposed to last year when it was his first year) – “I’ve had more time. Let’s put it that way, absolutely. In the first year, you’re putting together a staff. You’re putting your calendar together, time frames, all those things. Obviously, we have a much better handle on that at this point. I would say definitely more of my time has been devoted to personnel.”
I keep my apartment on 65, haha. My wife isn't a huge fan of that at times, though.
I didn't realize posting the location for this years pro-bowl and making a joke about peoples excitement level equated to a complaint. I generally couldn't care less about the Pro-Bowl either but I understand why people take issue with it. They could do far more interesting things than a fake football game the players don't even care about but to each their own in that regard.
While Chip Kelly sat with reporters and discussed his approach to competition at the quarterback position while also debunking the notion that hes some football mad scientist, he also revealed a few specific pieces of information related to what we should expect personnel-wise from the Eagles in 2013.
First, on the topic of Jason Peters, Kelly said that he expects the left tackle to be a full participant when the team convenes April 1 for the offseason conditioning program. Peters, of course, tore his Achilles twice last offseason and missed the entire 2012 season one year after earning All Pro honors in 2011.
Kelly also hinted to reporters that the voluntary veteran minicamp which is afforded to teams with a new head coach is likely to take place during the third week of April, prior to the NFL Draft at the end of the month. It stands to reason that Peters has a chance of suiting up for the Eagles during that week for the first time since the end of the 2011 season.
As for the offensive line in general, Kelly outlined what he and the Eagles look for from the quarterback protectors.
"I think everybody's looking for the same thing," he said. "You want an athletic person at all spots, but they still have to be tough, hard-nosed, physical. Be able to knock people off the football."
The athletic ability and specifications of Kellys ideal players remained in focus when he was asked about a perceived preference for "bigger" players on both sides of the ball.
"You have to adjust to what you have," said Kelly. "No one's starting from square one and saying, how do we build the perfect defense, offense and special teams and you don't have 100 first-round draft picks either. So you could say, 'Hey, I really like that guy,' but he's gone. So you always have to make adjustments to what you do. But we want taller, longer people because big people beat up little people."
As long as they can catch the little people, that is. Which is why Kelly is also looking forward to unpacking the explosive speed of wide receiver DeSean Jackson. Kelly hinted, according to reports, that Jackson may be more involved in the punt return game than he was last season, but he also said comparisons between Jackson and Oregon standout DeAnthony Thomas, who excelled under Kelly both as a receiver and out of the backfield, are hit and miss.
"I think they're both similar in size and fast, but DeSean's a wide receiver and DeAnthony's a running back," said Kelly. "When we got DeAnthony, we looked at some of his traits and thought it was beneficial to get him involved, because we had LaMichael James and Kenjon Barner, how do we get him on the field at the same time? And he kind of naturally gravitated towards wide receiver, so he was kind of a running back/wide receiver for us. I don't know if DeSean has those qualities, but DeAnthony's been a running back his entire life and DeSean's been, from what I understand, a wide receiver his entire life, so they're not similar from that standpoint. They're both really, really fast. I think that's a similarity that is exciting to get a chance to get our hands on. But I don't look at DeSean as a running back."
Anything above like 74 and I get pissy. I'm a bit bigger than Futurevoid though so I get hot
James Walker posted an article on the top 5 receivers in the AFC East over on ESPN:
1. Mike Wallace
2. Steve Johnson
3. Santonio Holmes
4. Danny Amendola
5. Brian Hartline
Obviously this is mostly speculation at this point but the thought of the Dolphins having 2 of the top 5 in the division (and number 1) is incredibly refreshing after last season. It's also nice seeing Welker off the list.
All things considered it's a pretty bad division in terms of receivers, though.
I can't get over the awesomeness that is this hat:
lmao
awesome
Gotcha. Apologies for the misunderstanding...Oh I meant more in general. I see everyone on these boards complain about the pro bowl game but they really won't change it until the ratings dip. I just have to accept the fact that some people enjoy it and that these some people are actually quite a lot of people.
Might be the best time for Ozzie Newsome to come on home to Alabama, to be AD.
- Mal Moore retires
- Baltimore has fallen apart.
Win Win!
*brofist*I keep my apartment on 65, haha. My wife isn't a huge fan of that at times, though.
And by giving Flacco that giant deal, he insured they'll be bad for 5 more years, so no one can ever say De Costa was the man behind the curtain. Smart plan
Powers is on the Cardinals now, watch him all of a sudden have a career year after leaving us.
If you are honest with yourself and the team and the fans, theres only one thing to do when its 2-14. When its 8-8 you can be conflicted as to how much baby and how much bathwater there is, but here there was no baby -- it was just water.
Radio just said they're considering letting the players pick the Pro Bowl teams.
On NFL AM, Nate Burleson guaranteed that Detroit would win the NFC North this year.
*Sigh*
NFL has given up making Pro Bowl a game. It will become a TV show. Goodell was talking about having bonuses based on last two minutes, per quarter. Regional combines, free agent signing day, path to draft. Lots of ways to create more "reality" TV that they can sell
Damn, this is a great quote by Shad Khan
I still think he's tanking to move to LA.
No more tuck rule is pretty big
No more tuck rule is pretty big
Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 2m
49ers gave K Phil Dawson a one-year, $2.25 million deal, including $1 million signing bonus. Great deal for Niners, not-so-great for Dawson.
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 3m
49ers gave K Phil Dawson a one-year, $2.25 million deal, including $1 million signing bonus. Great deal for Niners, not-so-great for Dawson.
To add something to this thread :
1. Liv Taylor was insanely beautiful. Top 10 all time, almost on Brady his level.
2. I'm craving sushi right now.
Dawson contract details:
Just once. In that playoff game when they made up the rule to fuck the Raiders.How often was it even called? Like 3 times?