Look at Tammy trying to use the ref as a shield. Fuck you, Tammy.I look forward to more of this to fill the Sanchise shaped void in our hearts:
Go Giants!
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NFL Preseason/Training Camp 2014 |OT| - This is our year!
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Go Giants!
The_Darkest_Red
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Smells like a new thread in here.
Go Dolphins! This is our year, I can feel it!
Go Dolphins! This is our year, I can feel it!
Why in all of the flying fuck would a Giants fan care about Tom Brady? It's like a Packers fan caring about the Lions...
Alligatorjandro
Banned
Patriots bitch!!!!!!!!!!
Honestly, week 1 would probably be a better spot. Not point in rushing him back for a meaningless game.
Alligatorjandro
Banned
Fuck you
http://www.sportsonearth.com/articl...fense-push-into-playoffs-robert-quinn#!boKZiv
Rams preview: Can defense carry the team to the playoffs?
Rams preview: Can defense carry the team to the playoffs?
Short answer: no. Not in the NFC with all the explosive offenses.
Restore the Roar 2014.
Speaking of explosive offenses....
http://www.denverpost.com/klis/ci_26222881/klis-broncos-will-get-their-chances-shut-seahawks
lol
What a shameful article.
http://www.denverpost.com/klis/ci_26222881/klis-broncos-will-get-their-chances-shut-seahawks
lol
What a shameful article.
Coldnoodle
Member
We can always play the PS3 version. Plus I'm busy having a great time with games I missed out on like South Park, Metal Gear Rising, Ni No Kuni etc.
darkside31337
Tomodachi wa Mahou
Suh's agent would be doing him a disservice by signing an extension before he becomes a free agent.
Confrontation
Member
Shame the beta's gone. Dominated that PvP like the Browns will dominate the AFC North this season.
How's your throw pillow treating you?
PS3? What's wrong with you. You're not even playing Valkyria Chronicles.
Goro Majima
Kitty Genovese Member
This is our year!
we're gonna win
we're gonna win
Coldnoodle
Member
good
BlackGhost
Banned
Greg at browns camp
darkside31337
Tomodachi wa Mahou
Thats actually Johnny Manziel's car.
Greg at browns camp
Browns traded for Kap!
If this Micah Hyde report turns out to be true holy fucking shit that would be monstrous! Get Hyde and Dix in there (assuming Dix is serviceable) on deep responsibility with Burnett on the field as a rover/spy!? My God no more MLB's tripping over their dicks trying to be backfield responsible. Some speed on the defensive side of the ball?! Some people who can keep the lid on the deep side?!!?
BONER ENGAGE
BONER ENGAGE
Hopefully you'll have it all figured out two weeks into the season!
Ditto, it's the smart choice.
Kas, don't be so silly and simply say this. Defence wins and it's been proven over and over again. The Rams can contend in the NFCW, and certainly a wildcard shot.
AngmarsKing701
Member
9/10 :jnc's
Futurevoid
Member
Rando sent his write-up to me awhile ago. Here it is if you want to link to it, Chuck:
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
The 2013 Seattle Seahawks had a phenomenal season, as Russell Wilson led his team to a 13-3 record and the first Super Bowl in Seattle's history. While Seattle has lost a handful of players, there is not too much concern as the Seahawks had one of the deepest teams of 2013, and have large expectations of "the next man up". They have also had some key signings and extensions in their attempt to keep the core of the team intact.
STRENGTHS: Secondary, running game
WEAKNESSES: Offensive line
KEY LOSSES: OL Breno Giacomini, OL Paul McQuistan, FB Michael Robinson, DL Chris Clemons, DL Red Bryant, DL Clinton McDonald, WR Golden Tate, DB Walter Thurmond, DB Brandon Browner
KEY FA SIGNINGS: DL Kevin Williams, WR Sidney Rice
KEY EXTENSIONS/RE-SIGNING: DB Richard Sherman, S Earl Thomas, WR Doug Baldwin, TE Zach Miller, DL Tony McDaniel, DL Michael Bennett, LB OBrien Schofield, QB Tarvaris Jackson
Offense:
Seattle has been and will continue to be a run-first offense, led by Marshawn Lynch. Lynch has established himself as one of the best backs in the league, and has the most carries of any RB in the past few years. His age (28) and power running style has some concerned about the longevity of his career and how much longer he can continue to run at a high level. There has been talk about decreasing Lynch's carries this year and giving more carries to 2013 2nd round pick Christine Michael, who is believed to be Seattle RB of the future. Lynch, Michael, and Robert Turbin should present a high quality backfield, and Seattle should continue to have success running the ball.
Russell Wilson will be entering his 3rd season, and there is hopes that he will continue to improve. He had a very respectable season last year, posting a 101.2 passer rating, despite a very poor offensive line and a season-long injury to WR Percy Harvin. Fortunately Harvin has been able to get healthy this offseason and is looking good so far. While Seattle will miss WR Golden Tate (who left for the Lions), if Harvin and Sidney Rice can remain healthy the WR core might be one of the more underrated group of receivers in the league. Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse performed well as WR2 and WR3 respectably. Rookies Kevin Norwood and Paul Richardson will also be in the WR battle in training camp, and may be able to secure spots on the roster. Seattle's tight ends Zach Miller and Luke Willson will both return, and injured Anthony McCoy is finally healthy and hopes to return for 2014.
Seattle's largest weakness is its offensive line. In 2013 it was arguably one of the worst lines in the league, in part due to poor players and also due to injuries to Pro Bowlers Russell Okung and Max Unger. Wilson was sacked 44 times and he was forced to scramble very frequently. Though Giacomini and McQuistan left Seattle, they were not especially good linemen and as such should be replaceable without much detriment. There are questions about OL James Carpenter, whose fifth year option was not exercised by Seattle, and is now in a "prove it" year. However he has lost weight and came to mini camp in great shape, so there are high hopes for him. There are also hopes for rookie tackle Justin Britt and 2nd year Michael Bowie.
Defense:
Seattle had perhaps the best defense in the NFL in 2013, in large part due to its excellent secondary starring Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor, and Byron Maxwell. Though Seattle lost DB's Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond, Maxwell and Jeremy Lane have stepped up and proven to be very adequate replacements. Barring injury, Seattle should again have the best secondary in the league in 2014.
Seattle also has a high quality defensive line and linebacker core in its 4-3 defensive scheme. They signed free agent DT Kevin Williams from Minnesota to help replace Red Bryant, who left for the Jaguars. There are also high expectations for Jesse Williams, Jordan Hill, and Greg Scruggs, who all missed 2013 with injuries, to step up and perform. The linebackers have remained virtually the same, led by KJ Wright and Bobby Wagner, two of the better LB's in the league. 4th round rookie LB Kevin Pierre-Louis is not expected to play much on defense this year due to the LB depth, however he is believed to be the linebacker of the future, having been compared by scouts to San Francisco LB Navorro Bowman.
Special Teams:
Last year Seattle's special teams was one of the best in the NFL, giving up an astoundingly low number of yards on punt and kick returns. Seattle should again have a high quality ST this year, though it could be argued it may not be as good due to the loss of some of its depth.
Overall, there are high expectations of the Seahawks this year, as most of its best players remain on the roster, and the front office/coaching staff remains intact. The largest threat remains division rival San Francisco, who also boast a high quality defense, and just narrowly missed defeating Seattle last year in the NFCCG. Arizona is also a threat, as they were the only team last year to defeat Seattle at home. The Rams have also improved their defense and may be in the playoff mix as well.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
The 2013 Seattle Seahawks had a phenomenal season, as Russell Wilson led his team to a 13-3 record and the first Super Bowl in Seattle's history. While Seattle has lost a handful of players, there is not too much concern as the Seahawks had one of the deepest teams of 2013, and have large expectations of "the next man up". They have also had some key signings and extensions in their attempt to keep the core of the team intact.
STRENGTHS: Secondary, running game
WEAKNESSES: Offensive line
KEY LOSSES: OL Breno Giacomini, OL Paul McQuistan, FB Michael Robinson, DL Chris Clemons, DL Red Bryant, DL Clinton McDonald, WR Golden Tate, DB Walter Thurmond, DB Brandon Browner
KEY FA SIGNINGS: DL Kevin Williams, WR Sidney Rice
KEY EXTENSIONS/RE-SIGNING: DB Richard Sherman, S Earl Thomas, WR Doug Baldwin, TE Zach Miller, DL Tony McDaniel, DL Michael Bennett, LB OBrien Schofield, QB Tarvaris Jackson
Offense:
Seattle has been and will continue to be a run-first offense, led by Marshawn Lynch. Lynch has established himself as one of the best backs in the league, and has the most carries of any RB in the past few years. His age (28) and power running style has some concerned about the longevity of his career and how much longer he can continue to run at a high level. There has been talk about decreasing Lynch's carries this year and giving more carries to 2013 2nd round pick Christine Michael, who is believed to be Seattle RB of the future. Lynch, Michael, and Robert Turbin should present a high quality backfield, and Seattle should continue to have success running the ball.
Russell Wilson will be entering his 3rd season, and there is hopes that he will continue to improve. He had a very respectable season last year, posting a 101.2 passer rating, despite a very poor offensive line and a season-long injury to WR Percy Harvin. Fortunately Harvin has been able to get healthy this offseason and is looking good so far. While Seattle will miss WR Golden Tate (who left for the Lions), if Harvin and Sidney Rice can remain healthy the WR core might be one of the more underrated group of receivers in the league. Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse performed well as WR2 and WR3 respectably. Rookies Kevin Norwood and Paul Richardson will also be in the WR battle in training camp, and may be able to secure spots on the roster. Seattle's tight ends Zach Miller and Luke Willson will both return, and injured Anthony McCoy is finally healthy and hopes to return for 2014.
Seattle's largest weakness is its offensive line. In 2013 it was arguably one of the worst lines in the league, in part due to poor players and also due to injuries to Pro Bowlers Russell Okung and Max Unger. Wilson was sacked 44 times and he was forced to scramble very frequently. Though Giacomini and McQuistan left Seattle, they were not especially good linemen and as such should be replaceable without much detriment. There are questions about OL James Carpenter, whose fifth year option was not exercised by Seattle, and is now in a "prove it" year. However he has lost weight and came to mini camp in great shape, so there are high hopes for him. There are also hopes for rookie tackle Justin Britt and 2nd year Michael Bowie.
Defense:
Seattle had perhaps the best defense in the NFL in 2013, in large part due to its excellent secondary starring Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor, and Byron Maxwell. Though Seattle lost DB's Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond, Maxwell and Jeremy Lane have stepped up and proven to be very adequate replacements. Barring injury, Seattle should again have the best secondary in the league in 2014.
Seattle also has a high quality defensive line and linebacker core in its 4-3 defensive scheme. They signed free agent DT Kevin Williams from Minnesota to help replace Red Bryant, who left for the Jaguars. There are also high expectations for Jesse Williams, Jordan Hill, and Greg Scruggs, who all missed 2013 with injuries, to step up and perform. The linebackers have remained virtually the same, led by KJ Wright and Bobby Wagner, two of the better LB's in the league. 4th round rookie LB Kevin Pierre-Louis is not expected to play much on defense this year due to the LB depth, however he is believed to be the linebacker of the future, having been compared by scouts to San Francisco LB Navorro Bowman.
Special Teams:
Last year Seattle's special teams was one of the best in the NFL, giving up an astoundingly low number of yards on punt and kick returns. Seattle should again have a high quality ST this year, though it could be argued it may not be as good due to the loss of some of its depth.
Overall, there are high expectations of the Seahawks this year, as most of its best players remain on the roster, and the front office/coaching staff remains intact. The largest threat remains division rival San Francisco, who also boast a high quality defense, and just narrowly missed defeating Seattle last year in the NFCCG. Arizona is also a threat, as they were the only team last year to defeat Seattle at home. The Rams have also improved their defense and may be in the playoff mix as well.
"then he took the rest of the morning off"
Sure. But why didn't he post it himself?
Good point, my only thought was he'd be rusty. But better to be rusty than to re-injure himself or make it worse by putting him out there too early.
Rafa=FedKilla
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How soon can the Jags get out of their lease?
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