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QB pressures are bae....sacks are bae The weight room is bae
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Bae Bae Watt.
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Jan 8, 2015 16:14
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DIPSHIT OPPONENT: Did you guys hear the latest ep of Serial JJ WATT: Time for me to download you into third and long, my bitch
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Jan 8, 2015 16:16
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football fuckerman posted:QB pressures are bae....sacks are bae
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Jan 8, 2015 16:17
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IDIOT QB: Taylor Swift does write some catchy tunes JJ WATT: The only catchy I understand is the pick six I am performing, because I love football so much, you rat gently caress
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Jan 8, 2015 16:18
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ANDREW LUCK: Hey man, nice hit JJ WATT: If I wanted a nice hit I'd be riding shotgun with LeVeon Bell the football-hating fucktard, you underbiting jackass
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Jan 8, 2015 16:20
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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 don't know anyone that uses those "words," nor do I know what they mean.  Edit: I'm totes aboard the JJ Watt bandwagon. Nit Wit Dog Shit fucked around with this message at 19:28 on Jan 8, 2015 |
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Jan 8, 2015 19:25
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You gave Spiller a D+? Really? Thats harsh C+, B- at best. While he isnt hall of fame, just having him sround changed the way the Buffalo offense functioned. Having Spiller let Jackson put a few less miles on his tires. Spiller also let all of the terrible QBs Buffalo has had have a reliable checkdown. Yeah injuries have dinged him up, he hasnt lived up to his full potential, and better players were taken around that time, but those players wouldnt show how good they were vs how Buffalo was at that position. Example, Iupati wouldn't have really been an option since rhe staff was high on Levitre. Earl Thomas would one day be great, but with George Wilson and Jarius Byrd it would have been looked at as a bad player to draft. You could make the case for JPP, but I can also see Gailey's idea of needing to score points somehow in order to one day unseat the pats. Some of those other pics are brutal, but i think you sre being unfairly harsh on the Spiller pick.
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Jan 8, 2015 21:18
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Just realized Andrew Luck has an overbite actually. My apologies to the forum
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Jan 8, 2015 21:21
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Atticus Finch posted:Bae Bae Watt.
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Jan 8, 2015 21:26
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waah posted:You gave Spiller a D+? Really? Thats harsh C+, B- at best. While he isnt hall of fame, just having him sround changed the way the Buffalo offense functioned. Having Spiller let Jackson put a few less miles on his tires. Spiller also let all of the terrible QBs Buffalo has had have a reliable checkdown.
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Jan 8, 2015 22:03
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Probably Magic posted:In Probably Magic's world, Todd Reesing is Russel Wilson. In Parm Basil's world...Well I'll just wait until training camp to elaborate!
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Jan 8, 2015 22:11
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:Also, he's from Wisconsin. It's going to be pretty fantastic when the hometown hero returns in a few years. 
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Jan 8, 2015 22:48
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Parmesan Basil posted:In Parm Basil's world...Well I'll just wait until training camp to elaborate! Are you going to go loss by loss?
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Jan 8, 2015 22:58
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Hi guys, Ravens secondary is bad.
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Jan 11, 2015 09:11
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Hi guys, Ravens secondary is bad. Sign Byron Maxwell. He's good and will be available next year.
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Jan 11, 2015 09:42
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Bad Moon posted:Sign Byron Maxwell. He's good and will be available next year. He's an interesting case. When healthy he's around replacement level, but he's injured at the end of the year which might lower his market value.
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Jan 11, 2015 10:42
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The Puppy Bowl posted:Hi guys, Ravens secondary is bad. draft the headcase out of washington
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Jan 11, 2015 14:51
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Panthers need a LT, another WR, and a new offensive coordinator. Can't really be upset with how the Panthers season ended. That month of december was awesome. Yeah Ron and Mike will likely be back next year but shithousing atlanta and new orleans in their buildings was great, they won a playoff game, and hung with seattle for 3.5 quarters.
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FizFashizzle posted:Panthers need a LT, another WR, and a new offensive coordinator. I only take solace in that a lovely division and a depleted Cardinals team allowed you to play far above your actual potential and into worse draft position.
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Jan 11, 2015 16:43
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FizFashizzle posted:Panthers need a LT, another WR, and a new offensive coordinator. You forgot special teams coordinator, because that son of a bitch shouldn't be allowed to coach a Pop Warner team. Unless he's been fired already, then they just need to find a new one.
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Jan 11, 2015 18:12
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That Works posted:I only take solace in that a lovely division and a depleted Cardinals team allowed you to play far above your actual potential and into worse draft position. This. They were the tallest midget in the division and gifted a playoff win that cost them a few draft spots AND will retain their lovely HC. In summary, gently caress the Panthers, especially for making me root for the Seahawks yesterday.
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Jan 11, 2015 18:15
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AbsolutelySane posted:You forgot special teams coordinator, because that son of a bitch shouldn't be allowed to coach a Pop Warner team. Unless he's been fired already, then they just need to find a new one. Yeah, I did. They need to completely overhaul it. Obviously Rodgers needs to go back to Holy Cross, and they need to sign a legit returner. That Works posted:I only take solace in that a lovely division and a depleted Cardinals team allowed you to play far above your actual potential and into worse draft position. It's obviously too early to tell, but Carolina might have had the best draft in the NFL in 2014. I'm not really concerned.
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Jan 11, 2015 18:19
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waah posted:You gave Spiller a D+? Really? Thats harsh C+, B- at best. While he isnt hall of fame, just having him sround changed the way the Buffalo offense functioned. Having Spiller let Jackson put a few less miles on his tires. Spiller also let all of the terrible QBs Buffalo has had have a reliable checkdown. Spiller is inconsistent and can't block - Bills should have traded him before he got hurt
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Jan 11, 2015 18:25
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Bad Moon posted:Sign Byron Maxwell. He's good and will be available next year. Regnevelc posted:draft the headcase out of washington I was sort of hoping we could do both. Maxwell is a decent starter who hopefully won't demand too much of a salary and Marcus Peters could be an absolute steal if he falls to the 2nd round. It's really sad to see what two ACL tears and a broken back have done to what was an excellent football player in Ladarius Webb. Covering dudes like Edelman was his bread and butter but now he just gets left in the dust.
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Jan 11, 2015 18:30
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FizFashizzle posted:It's obviously too early to tell, but Carolina might have had the best draft in the NFL in 2014. I'm not really concerned. Too early? Dude, it's still so early there are 32 NFL teams would could make that claim.
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The Puppy Bowl posted:I was sort of hoping we could do both. Maxwell is a decent starter who hopefully won't demand too much of a salary and Marcus Peters could be an absolute steal if he falls to the 2nd round. I've read that Maxwell is going to get around $7 million APY, which is why he won't be back in Seattle. That's not crazy money for a starting corner but it ain't cheap.
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Jan 12, 2015 00:42
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Chilichimp posted:Too early? Dude, it's still so early there are 32 NFL teams would could make that claim. The Browns would certainly get laughed out of the room
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Jan 12, 2015 00:53
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football fuckerman posted:The Browns would certainly get laughed out of the room Other than the first round I think we had a decent draft, If we whiff hard in the first next year that's another story.
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Jan 12, 2015 16:01
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i'm ready for the falcons to draft a bunch more things we don't need while signing up some of those waving cardboard cutouts to be our new offensive line inflatable tube men will serve as the defense
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Jan 12, 2015 16:22
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sword_man.gif posted:i'm ready for the falcons to draft a bunch more things we don't need while signing up some of those waving cardboard cutouts to be our new offensive line Hey, at least Dimitroff can keep claiming he's good with cap management...
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Jan 12, 2015 16:56
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Chilichimp posted:Too early? Dude, it's still so early there are 32 NFL teams would could make that claim. Certainly the Texans couldn't. You have to go all the way to the 6th round to find a player who played more than one full game before being lost to injury and wasn't irredeemably awful and Clowney's knee is probably going to gently caress his career
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Jan 12, 2015 17:46
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Intruder posted:Certainly the Texans couldn't. You have to go all the way to the 6th round to find a player who played more than one full game before being lost to injury and wasn't irredeemably awful and Clowney's knee is probably going to gently caress his career This year, maybe, the point is we don't know what everyone has yet. It'll take 2-3 years to get a clear picture of what value a team got, long term, from a draft. Clowney might actually DO A THING next season and literally kill a man. This year really sucked from a draft storyline perspective. Manziel didn't play at all, Clowney was injury plagued, none of the big QB's were even in .500 ball clubs.
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FizFashizzle posted:Yeah, I did. They need to completely overhaul it. Obviously Rodgers needs to go back to Holy Cross, and they need to sign a legit returner. The last 2 have been pretty impressive. It does amaze me how loving dumb the fanbase is though (I've been reading the Huddle). It's like people can't look at teams that sell out for free agents (say, the Saints this year), and see that it's almost always a losing proposition. They had a lovely year and now they're going to have to offload more talent to stay under cap. If you look at the teams that perform year over year, they've built up the teams with good to great drafting, solid mid-level FA pickups, and the occasional big name (like the Pats with Reavis or Randy Moss). Blowing huge wads on big name guys while trying to shuffle cap space down the line pretty much always catches up to you. Same thing with trading away good draft picks. Julio Jones is a fantastic wide receiver, but the Falcons really screwed themselves over with that trade. Also, lolWashington. Gettleman appears to be doing it in a way that should lead to long term success instead of the boom or bust poo poo the Panthers have been doing since their inception. I too, long for the days of Marty Hurney blowing big wads of cash on running backs and broken QBs in an attempt to go one and done in the playoffs every year. AbsolutelySane fucked around with this message at 18:15 on Jan 12, 2015 |
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We just can't win. Typically miami whiffs on 1 and 2 rounders while hitting mid rounders, while this year we nailed our 1st and 2nd picks, and whiffing on everyone else except for UDFAs, where we grabbed two gems
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Jan 12, 2015 18:39
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AbsolutelySane posted:teams that sell out for free agents (say, the Saints How many big free agent signings do you think the Saints made? They are in cap hell because of dudes like Jimmy Graham, Jahri Evans and Drew Brees, not because they signed Jarius Byrd (a basically identical signing to the Pats and Revis, which was a savvy move?). The secret to being a really successful team over the long term is to have a good quarterback. The Pats have had long term success because they have had one of the best QBs ever paired with one of the best coaches ever. Ditto the Packers and Favre/Rodgers. And the Colts and now Broncos under Peyton. And the Steelers with Ben. The Colts will probably have a decade of continuous playoff appearances now that they have Luck, no matter how stupid their FO is. There's also the fact that GMs often get credit for coaching. Would the defensive stars Carolina has right now be stars if they played for a team that didn't have a guy like Ron Rivera coaching them? If they played for the Saints they'd look abysmal because that's what people look like when they play defense for the Saints and then everyone would say that they were bad picks, just didn't pan out.
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NippleFloss posted:There's also the fact that GMs often get credit for coaching. Would the defensive stars Carolina has right now be stars if they played for a team that didn't have a guy like Ron Rivera coaching them? If they played for the Saints they'd look abysmal because that's what people look like when they play defense for the Saints and then everyone would say that they were bad picks, just didn't pan out. Some beat reporter in Minnesota touched on this in how after one year with Mike Zimmer, Rick Spielman's last few drafts suddenly look a lot better.
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Flikken posted:Other than the first round I think we had a decent draft, If we whiff hard in the first next year that's another story. We whiffed hard this year with two first-round picks. I know four misses are worse than two, but other than that, how is this coming draft another story? As for the rest of our draft, I like Bitonio a lot, obviously, but I don't think Kirksey or Desir are starters. West will probably be around for next year, after that I wouldn't be surprised to see us move on just because that's how RBs are. Also please enjoy Mike Mayock's analysis of our first round: http://www.nfl.com/draft/2014/tracker?icampaign=nfl_drafttracker_nav-tracker#dt-tabs:dt-by-team/dt-by-team-input:cle quote:Round 1, Pick 8 (8) (From Vikings) Justin Gilbert CB 6'0" 202 Oklahoma St. 6.3
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AbsolutelySane posted:The last 2 have been pretty impressive. It does amaze me how loving dumb the fanbase is though (I've been reading the Huddle). It's like people can't look at teams that sell out for free agents (say, the Saints this year), and see that it's almost always a losing proposition. They had a lovely year and now they're going to have to offload more talent to stay under cap. If you look at the teams that perform year over year, they've built up the teams with good to great drafting, solid mid-level FA pickups, and the occasional big name (like the Pats with Reavis or Randy Moss). Blowing huge wads on big name guys while trying to shuffle cap space down the line pretty much always catches up to you. Same thing with trading away good draft picks. Julio Jones is a fantastic wide receiver, but the Falcons really screwed themselves over with that trade. Also, lolWashington. Gettleman appears to be doing it in a way that should lead to long term success instead of the boom or bust poo poo the Panthers have been doing since their inception. The falcon s screwed themselves because they haven't addressed their lines for poo poo, and judging by their drafts, that's not for lack of picks. Turns out teams that just gently caress up integral part of team building do poorly, draft picks, free agency, all of that not with standing
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