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Stoic Commie posted:i don't think i can watch football anymore, i am dead inside This is how I've felt for the past fifteen years.
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The one thing I learned this year is that teams should forbid their new first-round QB from any endorsement deals or Snickers commercials before they have even played a single snap, lest they start believing their own hype and flame out in a gigantic fireball of smug overconfidence and hot fiery garbage. see also: Griffin
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Smh at these primadonnas http://youtu.be/2al6kw31BrA
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JT Jag posted:Sorry about your team, Rams I don't care where they play since I'll always be a fan (because I'm an idiot), but it'd be great to get all this nonsense finished as quickly as possible. I know it'll take forever, but one can hope.
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ghlbtsk posted:The one thing I learned this year is that teams should forbid their new first-round QB from any endorsement deals or Snickers commercials before they have even played a single snap, lest they start believing their own hype and flame out in a gigantic fireball of smug overconfidence and hot fiery garbage. Eat Fresh.
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Nit Wit Dog poo poo posted:I don't care where they play since I'll always be a fan (because I'm an idiot), but it'd be great to get all this nonsense finished as quickly as possible. I know it'll take forever, but one can hope.
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Jan 7, 2015 21:39
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BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER IS GONE, BRING ON ANYONE ELSE!!!
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Mike Shula, come on down!
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DariusLikewise posted:BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER IS GONE, BRING ON ANYONE ELSE!!! 
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DariusLikewise posted:BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER IS GONE, BRING ON ANYONE ELSE!!! *shovels barrel of money onto Cam Cameron's door step*
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FeedingHam2Cats posted:*shovels barrel of money onto Cam Cameron's door step* I will die
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24941611/jj-watt-does-not-appreciate-the-words-totes-and-bae JJ Watt doesn't like the words "totes" or "bae" I'm sure you jerks will rip him for that one too 
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Intruder posted:http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24941611/jj-watt-does-not-appreciate-the-words-totes-and-bae "And what's with that 'twerking' business that young Missus Cyrus is up to, I don't want that for my future daughters, offends my sensibilities it does."
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Intruder posted:http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24941611/jj-watt-does-not-appreciate-the-words-totes-and-bae I totes use totes ironically.
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Intruder posted:http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24941611/jj-watt-does-not-appreciate-the-words-totes-and-bae  why the gently caress did CBS Sports think is an actual story, I saw it on Twitter and it's so completely ignorable what the gently caress
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JJ Watt approaches the bar somberly, catching the eye of the bartender. "Excuse me, do you have any sacks?" A pair of young girls standing next to him take a selfie. JJ's eye begins to twitch uncontrollably. "Sorry bae, no sacks here." "Okay, thanks." Bleeding from the ear, JJ pulls out his phone for a countdown till next training camp begins. Soon. But not soon enough.
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WHOOPS posted:JJ Watt approaches the bar somberly, catching the eye of the bartender. I wish I cared about anything the way JJ cares about football. 
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Well, yeah... I'd rather the worst thing I could say about the best player on my favorite team is he sounds like a dullard off the field, rather than beats his children with a switch.
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Intruder posted:http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24941611/jj-watt-does-not-appreciate-the-words-totes-and-bae What is it with this guy? He acts like a grumpy 90 year old man.
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Running around after an inflated ball is serious mans business, only thing that compares is being troops
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Why does everyone hate Cam Cameron so much Let's have Anquan Boldin line up at wideout and run go-routes all game. What's a seam route? No Joe you can't audible. In the Cam era the offense would magically get crazy results in the 2 minute drill when Joe would call plays on the fly.
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He coordinated the best Chargers offense I've ever seen. Maybe your offense just had lovely players
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In an SA2K world, a Cam Cameron-coached Ryan Lindley offense would win five championships.
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Why does everyone hate Cam Cameron so much For me it's because he called only a handful of plays for Tomlinson in the second half of that loving playoff game against the Patriots. When the Chargers' running game was generally successful against that Pats' defense. That wasn't as glaringly moronic as when McCree fumbled away the game winning interception but it's absolutely as much of a reason why the Chargers blew that game.
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Durandal1707 posted:For me it's because he called only a handful of plays for Tomlinson in the second half of that loving playoff game against the Patriots. When the Chargers' running game was generally successful against that Pats' defense. It was actually Marty that told Cameron to pass. I know, it's weird. Marty said he was gonna pass the ball all loving day in that game. Probably Magic posted:In an SA2K world, a Cam Cameron-coached Ryan Lindley offense would win five championships. Lindley was a pipe dream because he went to my school, but Cameron's Chargers offenses were legit good.
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Lindley was a pipe dream because he went to my school, but Cameron's Chargers offenses were legit good. In Probably Magic's world, Todd Reesing is Russel Wilson.
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:He coordinated the best Chargers offense I've ever seen. I could've coordinated an amazing offense with that roster
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They were, but he made some terrible mistakes with the Ravens. There's a reason Jim Caldwell replacing him was so effective for a bit.
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Sour Diesel posted:I could've coordinated an amazing offense with that roster kinda doubt it
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:kinda doubt it Whatever good Cameron worked in San Diego has not translated to literally any other job he's had, that's why people don't like him. Your team has been the aberration, and his team contained one of the greatest running backs to ever play the game. He also had a hall of fame TE to work with for many of those years. He got to work with a future hall of fame QB, who granted wasn't quite a god yet when he played. Maybe Cameron was good for SD naturally and not entirely a product of the talent he had to work with (Honestly all great teams are coaching+talent) but he's sucked rear end since, it's okay to accept that. It's kind of like how many Giants fans seem to think Spags is still a god despite the fact that he's done jack poo poo since leaving, and when he was here he had the best D-line in football to work with.
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Why have the Bills missed the playoffs for the past fourteen years? Many, many reasons. One of those reasons is poor drafting. So, five years later, let us reflect on the 2010 Buffalo Bills draft(the first of the Nix/Gailey era) Round 1, Pick 9 - HB C.J. Spiller Spiller is a dynamic player, and that is primarily why he was picked. But, ultimately, he is also a role player. He isn't an every-down back, or an every-down receiver. He needs significant help from scheme to be effective and is frequently sidelined by injury. In the end, he is a good player, but that's just not good enough from the 9th-overall pick. Grade : D+ Notable players taken within 10 picks: Earl Thomas, Jason Pierre-Paul, Mike Iupati Round 2, Pick 41 - DT Torell Troup Troup was considered a bit of a reach at the time, and was envisaged as a nose-tackle in the 3-4 Gailey's DC George Edwards was installing. While Troup showed some promise in limited opportunities, he ultimately spent more time injured than playing. His chronic back issues forced him to retire. Grade : F Notable players taken within 10 picks: Rob Gronkowski(  ) , Zane Beadles, Linval Joseph, Daryl Washington, Toby GerhartRound 3, Pick 72 - DE/DT Alex Carrington Carrington was a project, a development pick meant to deliver a few years down the line. While he eventually contributed, he was underwhelming, and is now a reserve with the Rams. He hasn't been missed. Grade : D Notable players taken within 10 picks: Brandon LaFell, Emmanuel Sanders Round 4, Pick 107 - WR Marcus Easley Easley was drafted for his big body and athleticism, the hope being that he could develop into a reliable receiving target. Though he has never made it higher than fifth on the depth chart at that position, he is an absolute beast on special teams. Grade : B+ Notable players taken within 10 picks : Jacoby Ford(  ), Aaron Hernandez( ), Dennis PittaRound 5, Pick 140 - T Ed Wang He was taken as a developmental tackle, but never made the team. Grade : F Notable players taken within 10 picks : Zoltan Mesko Round 6, Pick 178 - LB Arthur Moats DON'T CROSS THE MOATS! But seriously, he's been a good back-up linebacker and special teamer since he was picked. Plus, he is the Favre Slayer. Grade : A+ Notable players taken within 10 picks : Dan "The Fever" Lefevour Round 6, Pick 192 - LB Danny Batten Was briefly a reserve linebacker, is now out of the NFL. Grade : D Notable players taken within 10 picks : James Starks, Trindon Holliday, Joe Webb Round 7, Pick 209 - QB Levi Brown Was on our practice squad for a year, then got dumped. Out of NFL Grade : C Notable players taken within 10 picks : None Round 7, Pick 216 - T Kyle Calloway Was cut before the pre-season, IIRC. Grade : F Notable players taken within 10 picks : J'Marcus Webb Yeah, so, it was a bad draft folks. That's how you go 6-10 every year.
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Febreeze posted:Whatever good Cameron worked in San Diego has not translated to literally any other job he's had, that's why people don't like him. Your team has been the aberration, and his team contained one of the greatest running backs to ever play the game. He also had a hall of fame TE to work with for many of those years. He got to work with a future hall of fame QB, who granted wasn't quite a god yet when he played. I was so excited when you said future hall of fame QB but then realized you were talking about Brees
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DariusLikewise posted:BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER IS GONE, BRING ON ANYONE ELSE!!! You know it'll be someone lovely since Fisher is so concerned about the offensive side of the ball.  But, hey, we can bitch about someone else, then! FeedingHam2Cats posted:*shovels barrel of money onto Cam Cameron's door step* 
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Intruder posted:http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24941611/jj-watt-does-not-appreciate-the-words-totes-and-bae I assume that anyone that uses the word "bae" is just a huge fan Once Upon a Time
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Pron on VHS posted:Running around after an inflated ball is serious mans business, only thing that compares is being troops *signs $100m contract* Yaws posted:What is it with this guy? He acts like a grumpy 90 year old man. JJ Watt has been in the league for four years. In the 2012 season he became the first ever player to have a PFF score over 100. After setting the record in 2012, he broke it in 2013, then broke that one again this year He can be a stick in the mud all he wants
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:He coordinated the best Chargers offense I've ever seen. We fired him an then immediately won the superbowl.
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Yaws posted:What is it with this guy? He acts like a grumpy 90 year old man. Also, he's from Wisconsin.
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