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NFL Preseason/Training Camp/Disrespect 2015 |OT| - Building a better quarterback

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DMczaf

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Furyous

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Furyous post if you are ok!

Noooooo!!! Watch the Steelers or Ravens claim him off waivers out of spite. *throws remote across the room. Connor is my guy because of his *Skip Baseless voice* fiery, passionate, intangibles that make no fucking sense to anyone.

Dammit, now I need a third string QB to hype during the preseason. Sell me on your third string clipboard holder NFL GAF. I want to root for a third string QB as long as he's not a member of the Ravens, Steelers, Seahawks, Rams, or 9ers.
 

jakncoke

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Go back and find the thread where the Browns beat the Steelers and you'd get an idea of it.
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Noooooo!!! Watch the Steelers or Ravens claim him off waivers out of spite. *throws remote across the room. Connor is my guy because of his *Skip Baseless voice* fiery, passionate, intangibles that make no fucking sense to anyone.

Dammit, now I need a third string QB to hype during the preseason. Sell me on your third string clipboard holder NFL GAF. I want to root for a third string QB as long as he's not a member of the Ravens, Steelers, Seahawks, Rams, or 9ers.

why we want homeless people
 

BigAT

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"Brandon Meriweather, in quotes released through the Giants, was asked if he's still a Pro Bowl player: "Yes, I know I am," he said."

Oh, well that's a relief.
 

ShaneB

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"Brandon Meriweather, in quotes released through the Giants, was asked if he's still a Pro Bowl player: "Yes, I know I am," he said."

Oh, well that's a relief.

Good thing he didn't think he was complete shit, then the Giants would be really fucked.
 

Kastrioti

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Houston gave us Glover Quin who had a Pro Bowl season last year. Other than the Thanksgiving game a few years ago they're aight.
 

TheFatOne

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A reminder More Patriots porn NFL Network’s “Do Your Job: Bill Belichick and the 2014 Patriots” Trailer. Also don't miss this one it's on the NFL network September 9th at 8pm. Pay close attention to this clip even you non Pats fans. For a brief moment they show one of the most mysterious people in all of sports Ernie Adams. Many people including many Patriot fans don't know who he is. For a long time I had no idea who he was. This is Ernie Adams
Dan Shaughnessy said:
PHOENIX — You can see the Ernie Hotline in the phone bank near the Patriots bench. Sometimes when Bill Belichick is prowling and scowling on the sideline, you get a glimpse of the wall of black phones behind the coach.

Under an NFL-shielded Microsoft Surface blue awning, in the middle of the row of old-timey wall phones, there is one handset with a strip of red tape affixed to the receiver. Somebody with a black Sharpie has identified the man on the other end of this line.

The five letters run from top to bottom of the handpiece.

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Who is Ernie Adams? What does he do? These are the eternal questions surrounding the Mystery Man of the Patriots.

Adams declined a request to be interviewed for this story. No big surprise there. Ernie Adams interviews are like J.D. Salinger interviews. Like Garbo. Like Koufax. They are rare. Adams prefers to stay out of the spotlight.

Adams, who is officially listed as “football research director,” is the man behind the Patriots’ iron curtain. He is the man who has Belichick’s ear. He is a football genius, a statistical savant, the Rain Man of the NFL. In the words of late author David Halberstam, Adams is “Belichick’s Belichick.’’

The magic game plan that beat the unbeatable St. Louis Rams in the Patriots’ first Super Bowl win? Hiking the ball off your own goal post to win an unwinnable game in Denver? Skull-imploding substitution plays that paralyzed John Harbaugh in New England’s playoff win over Baltimore? Adams’s DNA is sprinkled over all Patriot strategy and trickeration. History and anecdotal evidence suggest that Adams would know a lot about the PSI of a pigskin.

Adams is Belichick’s trusted football brother and confidant. He is like Robert Kennedy serving as attorney general for brother JFK in the New Frontier. He is Dick Cheney, behind the scenes with George W.

More at the link.

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Who, exactly, is Ernie Adams?

"I don't know what his job title is," linebacker Adalius Thomas says. "I didn't even know his last name was Adams."

"Ernie is a bit of a mystery to all of us," offensive tackle Matt Light says. "I'm not sure what Ernie does, but I'm sure whatever it is, he's good at it."

Finally, I approach receiver Wes Welker. "I'm writing a story about Ernie Adams," I tell him.

"Who?" he says.

"The guy who's always with Belichick who doesn't ever really talk."

"Oh," he says, recognition washing over his face. "Ernie."

He thinks for a second. "He's got to be a genius," he says, "because he looks like one."

This brings us to the million-dollar question: Behind the quirks and the strange attire and the random attacks of sleep, what is it that Ernie Adams, you know, does? Years ago, Modell offered $10,000 to anyone who could tell him. No one could. A few years back, during a team film session, the Patriots players put up a slide of Adams. The caption read: "What does this man do?" Everyone cracked up. But no one knew.

In the broadest definition, Adams seems to be a man who loves to be in the background of greatness. Many things have his fingerprints on them, such as the game plan that engineered the upset of the Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI. Yes, Adams and Belichick figured out how to neutralize Marshall Faulk on the plane ride to New Orleans. Adams is involved in a lot of surprising things; he's a kind of "Forrest Gump" of sporting success. Like, say, the best-selling book "Friday Night Lights," which documented high school football, and later became a movie and a television show. That's right. "I'm indebted to him because he really turned me on to Odessa, Texas," says author Buzz Bissinger, who went to Andover with Adams and Belichick.

More at the link.

When they showed him near the end of the clip I missed it at first, but now I'm super pumped to watch this if he even interviews for a minute. Man I would love for him to write a book after all of this is over, but I doubt that will ever happen.
 
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