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[moon7]

Players cheating is different than cheating being part of a teams culture.

ie The Patriot Way!

Wut? This isn't team cheating?

Joe Montana didn't benefit from having Jerry's hands dipped in stickum watching his overthrown balls?

The coach didn't notice?

The other players didn't either? The other receivers didn't?

Those extra catches he made, didn't help the quarterback, the offense, the team?

Yeah...Jerry walked around looking like he just finished jerking off an oil rig, and no one noticed.

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

Are my Dutch bros winning it ?

Dutch bros have fallen off in the last couple of years, didn't qualify for the World Cup. Sorry man

Need a new sport.

Football is the sports as Batman and Robin was to batman movies.

Is cricket good and which team do Americans root for?

Cricket is awesome, as for teams to root for it's a tough one. What are you looking for? New Zealand are a nice choice if you want a dark horse hitting form at the right time.

Afghanistan are a team that has absolutely no chance of doing anything in the tournament but they're such a feel good story that everyone should love them.

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

Wut? This isn't team cheating?

Joe Montana didn't benefit from having Jerry's hands dipped in stickum atching his overthrown balls?

The coach didn't notice?

The other players didn't either? The other receivers didn't?

Those extra catches he made, didn't help the quarterback, the offense, the team?

Yeah...Jerry walked around looking like he just finished jerking off an oil rig, and no one noticed.

They probably all look the same to you but that's not Jerry Rice.

 

[WanderingWind]

Stickum wasn't banned until 2001 and I know some of y'all are basically fetuses with keyboards, but the shit was as common as helmets back in the day. It was a part of the game back then. We consider it cheating now, but it simply wasn't back then. Different times. You used to be able to assault the receiver anywhere on the field, fight on the bottom of the scrum and piledrive the QB.

 

[BlackGhost]

Yep! I haven't watched Walking Dead though. Is it any good?

I won't say it's the greatest show. But I enjoy it, it has its fair share of ups and downs and slow moments though.
I'd give it a shot if I were you

 

[Patriots7]

Had this argument this morning again.

Pats-GAF, does anyone think Browner does not get enough credit for the role he played in stabilizing our secondary? Revis gets all of the credit, but I feel that it's the fact that we had two top tier corners on the field that really served as the boost we needed, as opposed to only having one great corner on the field, as in the days with Talib (see the AFCCG of 2012 and 2013 when Talib went down).

Browner is a walking penalty flag, no doubt about that.

 

[Tom Penny]

Stickum wasn't banned until 2001 and I know some of y'all are basically fetuses with keyboards, but the shit was as common as helmets back in the day. It was a part of the game back then. We consider it cheating now, but it simply wasn't back then. Different times. You used to be able to assault the receiver anywhere on the field, fight on the bottom of the scrum and piledrive the QB.

Rice has taken to Twitter to admit that he did it, and that it was more than “a little illegal.”

“I apologize ppl after doing my research about stickum!,” Rice said. “The NFL banned this in 1981. All players did it! #equalplayingfield.”

Stickum is a sticky adhesive substance that was introduced to Hayes when he was a rookie in 1977 by Hall of Fame wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff. But instead of just using a little on his hands to help him hold onto the football, Hayes also started slathering it all over his arms and even on his uniform, drawing more and more attention to himself and the gooey Stickum. In 1980, Hayes intercepted 13 passes during the regular season and five more in the playoffs as the Raiders went on to win Super Bowl XV. Hayes was named the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year. A year later, in 1981, the NFL banned stickum from the league. It has remained banned since then.

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[Alligatorjandro]

Had this argument this morning again.

Pats-GAF, does anyone think Browner does not get enough credit for the role he played in stabilizing our secondary? Revis gets all of the credit, but I feel that it's the fact that we had two top tier corners on the field that really served as the boost we needed, as opposed to only having one great corner on the field, as in the days with Talib (see the AFCCG of 2012 and 2013 when Talib went down).

Browner is a walking penalty flag, no doubt about that.

Browner brought physicality to the secondary. If not for him that last play in the Superbowl doesn't happen.

 

[eznark]

Holy shit Clements given play calling duties

 

[Elfforkusu]

They probably all look the same to you but that's not Jerry Rice.

:jnc

 

[Dutch Gronk]

I just bought the ugliest, most disrespectful shirt ever.

 

[jakncoke]

no reason to talk about animu when we can watch things like 75 world champion Pittsburgh Steelers vs. the college all stars clip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mxpOUo1euw

lol that coverage on the first td

steelers in this game lol

this clip is weirdly cut

so the very last chicago all star game didnt even play a full 4 qtrs because of rain ? lol

 

[JNA]

I won't say it's the greatest show. But I enjoy it, it has its fair share of ups and downs and slow moments though.
I'd give it a shot if I were you

Yeah I'll probably do just that when I have the time.

 

[moon7]

They probably all look the same to you but that's not Jerry Rice.

Nice attempt at race baiting. It's an example of stickum, to show that it's not something that's just a "little" illegal. I know it's not Jerry. Good luck finding an image of it on Jerry from the 1980s. But we don't need one when you have a direct admission.

PS: What makes you look bad in all this, is that it's an image of hands. So you might want to think about that hypocritical post.

 

[ampere]

Browner brought physicality to the secondary. If not for him that last play in the Superbowl doesn't happen.

And if not for Browner no one stops Cris Matthews because of the physical mismatch

Browner was a huge asset to the secondary.

 

[msdstc]

Stickum wasn't banned until 2001 and I know some of y'all are basically fetuses with keyboards, but the shit was as common as helmets back in the day. It was a part of the game back then. We consider it cheating now, but it simply wasn't back then. Different times. You used to be able to assault the receiver anywhere on the field, fight on the bottom of the scrum and piledrive the QB.

Lol the irony, do some research before calling everyone else dumb. also how is this any different than "everyone does it"

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

Nice attempt at race baiting. It's an example of stickum, to show that it's not something that's just a "little" illegal. I know it's not Jerry. Good luck finding an image of it on Jerry from the 1980s. But we don't need one when you have a direct admission.

So you show an extreme example from when it was perfectly legal?

PS: What makes you look bad in all this, is that it's an image of hands. So you might want to think about that hypocritical post.

Son, are you on drugs?

 

[msdstc]

So you show an extreme example from when it was perfectly legal?



Son, are you on drugs?

it wasn't perfectly legal... it hasnt been since 1981.

 

[TheFatOne]

I just bought the ugliest, most disrespectful shirt ever.

Beautiful

 

[rando14]

I just bought the ugliest, most disrespectful shirt ever.

disrespect.jpg

 

[ampere]

Rice has taken to Twitter to admit that he did it, and that it was more than “a little illegal.”

“I apologize ppl after doing my research about stickum!,” Rice said. “The NFL banned this in 1981. All players did it! #equalplayingfield.”.

"Brady is a cheat! But when I cheated it was OK!"

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

it wasn't perfectly legal... it hasnt been since 1981.

You what?

That's a photo of Lester Hayes, who covered his hands and arms in Stickum at a time when it was legal.

Which is why I said the photo was from a time when it was legal.

Because doing what's in that photo was legal.

Until he picked off a shitload of passes and the league banned Stickum the next year.

So once again...that photo shows the legal use of Stickum.

Pats fans are the worst.

 

[msdstc]

You what?

That's a photo of Lester Hayes, who covered his hands and arms in Stickum at a time when it was legal.

Which is why I said the photo was from a time when it was legal.

Because doing what's in that photo was legal.

Until he picked off a shitload of passes and the league banned Stickum the next year.

So once again...that photo shows the legal use of Stickum.

Pats fans are the worst.

Thats my bad i assumed you were going along with the guy above claiming what rice did was legal.

 

[chuckddd]

I seriously doubt that actual stickum is what Rice applied to his gloves. There's no way they made that shit in spray form. Nowadays, they just build that sticky stuff into the gloves. It's why Kurt Warner wore them to bed with Brenda.

 

[moon7]

So you show an extreme example from when it was perfectly legal?



Son, are you on drugs?

From a condescending race baiter that make zero sense to ad-hominem attacks, all in the span of 2 posts. Is this behavior something you earn once you make it to member status on GAF? I'm done responding to you after this.

 

[Tom Penny]

You what?

That's a photo of Lester Hayes, who covered his hands and arms in Stickum at a time when it was legal.

Which is why I said the photo was from a time when it was legal.

Because doing what's in that photo was legal.

Until he picked off a shitload of passes and the league banned Stickum the next year.

So once again...that photo shows the legal use of Stickum.

Pats fans are the worst.

That picture is from the 1984 SB when it was illegal...

 

[DrForester]

I just bought the ugliest, most disrespectful shirt ever.

Since the mic version has been released, I can't decided which is more heartbreaking. Sherman's reaction or Carroll's reaction.

 

[msdstc]

That picture is from the 1984 SB when it was illegal...

LOL if true.

I seriously doubt that actual stickum is what Rice applied to his gloves. There's no way they made that shit in spray form. Nowadays, they just build that sticky stuff into the gloves. It's why Kurt Warner wore them to bed with Brenda.

can't speak to back then, buuut

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

From a condescending race baiter that make zero sense to ad-hominem attacks, all in the span of 2 posts. Is this behavior something you earn once you make it to member status on GAF? I'm done responding to you after this.

It's actively encouraged actually.

That picture is from the 1984 SB when it was illegal...

Well now don't I feel like a complete idiot?

Spoiler

Yes actually. Almost as much as that moon dude.

 

[Ninja Scooter]

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This is what my hands look like after watching Univision

 

[msdstc]

It's actively encouraged actually.



Well now don't I feel like a complete idiot?

Spoiler

Yes actually. Almost as much as that moon dude.

Yeah you look awful.

 

[chuckddd]

This is what my hands look like after watching Univision

Complete with 'fun time' cup?

LOL if true.



can't speak to back then, buuut

You think what comes out of that can is the same stuff that's on Hayne's hands?

 

[Tom Penny]

This is what my hands look like after watching Univision

I learned a lot about Spanish women from Sabado Gigante.

 

[sf2fanatic]

This is what my hands look like after watching Univision

Sabado Gigante

E: lol Tom and I thinking the same.

 

[Bread]

smh boban

all this playoff pressure must be getting to your head

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

Yeah you look awful.

I'd feel awful too but I'm too busy trying to find why nobody gives a shit that Hayes looks like he jacked off an elephant in the Super Bowl.

smh boban

all this playoff pressure must be getting to your head

I need my Madden fix. I start getting a feel for how I want to run my offence and then I have to wait ages for the next game. This shit is driving my crazy.

 

[msdstc]

Complete with 'fun time' cup?

You think what comes out of that can is the same stuff that's on Hayne's hands?

Not at all, I'm saying jerry rice used that stuff, he says it himself.

 

[JNA]

Since the mic version has been released, I can't decided which is more heartbreaking. Sherman's reaction or Carroll's reaction.

Yeah I just watched it myself. Carroll's reaction man...

Lol at the OC though. "I'm gonna run the personal out and call the next play". Oh man.

And why was Wilson like "ok so what are we thinking? What do we do?"...seriously? One yard away and you're asking what to do when you have Marshawn Lynch on your team? 0_0

 

[MechDX]

You life longs need to leave crying Brady avatar guy alone!

 

[Godslay]

Will Cutler get to leave the game when his kid gets measles or polio?

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

You life longs need to leave crying Brady avatar guy alone!

Have you got Madden yet?

 

[Bread]

I need my Madden fix. I start getting a feel for how I want to run my offence and then I have to wait ages for the next game. This shit is driving my crazy.

Same. My team is extremely prone to injury so I should just be getting guys back in week 15 I believe. No chance at a bye with gman and Seattle dominating. You might be my first round match up...hope not.

 

[BlackGhost]

Every team should have to donate one good player to the Cleveland Browns, for the purpose of prosperity.

 

[Konka]

Every team should have to donate one good player to the Cleveland Browns, for the purpose of prosperity.

Mark Sanchez is already coming your way.

 

[jakncoke]

bg your team would still manage to fuck it up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5rQmdKKQgI

 

[JNA]

Every team should have to donate one good player to the Cleveland Browns, for the purpose of prosperity.

You can have...Tramon Williams?

Although Randall Cobb would be perfect for you guys considering Josh Gordon being out now. But you can't have him damn it!

Spoiler

unless Cobb pulls a Jennings, then he is all yours.

 

[Tom Penny]

Every team should have to donate one good player to the Cleveland Browns, for the purpose of prosperity.

I think Michael Sam would be a great addition to the Browns.

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

Same. My team is extremely prone to injury so I should just be getting guys back in week 15 I believe. No chance at a bye with gman and Seattle dominating. You might be my first round match up...hope not.

Don't worry, playoff Flacco > Jimmy so things might be very different if we play each other.

My defence looks like turd at the moment, was starting a rookie FS and now that Vaccaro is out 5 weeks I've got another rookie at SS. I cannot stop anything, run or pass and it's stressing me out.

Hopefully, any chance of a playoff meeting with gman is so far away that he'll have forgotten that he needs a new offensive game plan. If I can just get Belton's confidence up to an average level then I should be in with a chance to pull off another upset, although I really don't want to have to travel to Minnesota in the playoffs.

 

[MechDX]

Every team should have to donate one good player to the Cleveland Browns, for the purpose of prosperity.

Fitzmagic to the Cleve

 

[Himynameischris]

Every team should have to donate one good player to the Cleveland Browns, for the purpose of prosperity.

We'll give you Matt Moore