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Chichevache posted:This isn't the first time a white man has unfairly targeted a black man over skittles.  Didn't want this one to go missed.
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Jan 29, 2015 07:12
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I don't really cover sports that often so covering the super bowl this week made me realize most sportswriters are humorless nerds with body odor. I don't know why I expected anything different after reading dumbshit articles like that over the years. Also, yeah, media day was a total gangbang and it needed a bigger area. Marshawn's booth was a complete cluster because they put him in a small booth but everyone knows he only talks for 5 minutes so we just loving crush each other. My photog took like 3 boom poles to the head in the first couple minutes and almost got knocked off his stepladder. I told my correspondent to just stay out of it, wasnt worth it.
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Jan 30, 2015 03:32
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Peter King finally found his Alamo Defending Darren Sharper's candidacy for the Hall of Fame 
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DJExile posted:Peter King finally found his Alamo He probably shouldn't have taken to Twitter do it, but he does have a point. It's just a hill that I'm really sure I wouldn't want to die on. (Let's see how someone turns this into me being a crusading sjw again.)
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I agree with King too, if the bylaws say it that clearly Somebody should change the bylaws though Also him just saying that out of nowhere is weird But King has always been a PR idiot, which is kind of laughable when your job is talking to the public
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Feb 4, 2015 19:32
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football fuckerman posted:I agree with King too, if the bylaws say it that clearly Agreed with all these points. I will add this: if things outside of football are going to count towards the Hall then I think the NFL should really follow through on that and remove all members who broke whatever ethical restriction they put in place. No grandfathering in guys like LT. Obviously that won't happen any time soon.
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Feb 4, 2015 19:41
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I don't know, I think being found guilty of multiple rapes is objectively worse than failing some drug tests... "We're not letting Darren Sharper into the hall? Why the gently caress not? There's all kinds of goons in the hall! If he doesn't get in, then anyone who ever broke any rule shouldn't get in!"  This seems like the point of view of a complete nitwit. So some player got a DUI or two on his way to being the greatest defensive tackle ever. Maybe he slapped his wife around once in there but it never got to be a big deal, or was totally swept under the rug. Darren Sharper is a deplorable human being and whatever his accomplishments in this life, they mean nothing against the backdrop of actions.
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Feb 4, 2015 20:47
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Some dude: "Hey... multiple, forcible rapist!" Darren Sharper: "AAAAAAH! It was only the once!" No, idiot. No, it wasn't the once. gently caress you.
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Feb 4, 2015 20:50
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OJ Simpson is in the Hall of Fame.
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Feb 4, 2015 20:59
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INSPECTAH DECK posted:OJ Simpson is in the Hall of Fame. Didn't he go in like 10 years before the murder case though?
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If you wanna make a case to pull any convicted rapists or murderers out of the hall, I'd probably back that.
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Feb 4, 2015 21:18
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Well, they don't, thus the bylaws I actually don't mind that rule now that I think about it, because you'd have players essentially doing showy charity poo poo to try to win their way into the hall, you'd basically be pitting charity work against on-field stats and performances, like is two fewer Pro Bowl selections less than or greater than 10 more charity golf outings or whatever
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football fuckerman posted:Well, they don't, thus the bylaws All the Patriots would get in because they have mandatory charity in their contracts, as I learned today.
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Siri, what is charity
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football fuckerman posted:Siri, what is charity I'm sorry, did you mean stealing from other white people?
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The thing is I never thought of Darren Sharper as a Hall of Famer to begin with, even before we found out what level of scum he is. I always saw him in the hall of very good at best. Taking his rapes out of the equation, does he actually have an argument? Not like a small consideration but a genuine argument?
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Tied with Ronnie Lott for 7th in career interceptions one behind Ed Reed, was known as a hard hitter. He'd probably be worth discussing just for those things I guess, although I'm kind of the same and never really thought of him as a hall of famer.
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football fuckerman posted:Well, they don't, thus the bylaws Agreed with this too. At the end of the day I think the Hall of Fame should be treated like Time Magazine's person of the year award (but more seriously because this actually matters). You get in by leaving an indelible mark on the sport. That way it isn't just the all time greats allowed in (LT, OJ, Peyton) but also the guys who changed the sport forever, like Ray Guy and whoever invented the instant replay. Chilichimp posted:I don't know, I think being found guilty of multiple rapes is objectively worse than failing some drug tests... Failing drug tests is far from the worst thing LT did though...
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Chichevache posted:Agreed with this too. At the end of the day I think the Hall of Fame should be treated like Time Magazine's person of the year award Doak walker is the You of the NFL hall of fame
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Grittybeard posted:Tied with Ronnie Lott for 7th in career interceptions one behind Ed Reed, was known as a hard hitter. He'd probably be worth discussing just for those things I guess, although I'm kind of the same and never really thought of him as a hall of famer. Cannot overlook the most hardest hitting safety in the league.
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Declan MacManus posted:Cannot overlook the most hardest hitting safety in the league. Jack Tatum would like a word.
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Declan MacManus posted:Cannot overlook the most hardest hitting safety in the league. How many players can carry their team on their back, with a broken leg no less?
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erezaka posted:Doak walker is the You of the NFL hall of fame  I'd like to think I'm slightly more imposing than Ewell Doak Walker.
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Declan MacManus posted:Cannot overlook the most hardest hitting safety in the league. hits em so hard they barely remember it in the morning
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/02/12/letterman-dubs-deflategate-nonsense-during-belichick-interview/ Florio is mad that Belichick wasn't asked hard hitting questions in an interview... ... By David loving Letterman
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Chichevache posted:Agreed with this too. At the end of the day I think the Hall of Fame should be treated like Time Magazine's person of the year award (but more seriously because this actually matters). You get in by leaving an indelible mark on the sport. That way it isn't just the all time greats allowed in (LT, OJ, Peyton) but also the guys who changed the sport forever, like Ray Guy and whoever invented the instant replay. I still can't believe he didn't get suspended for chainsawing a loving car in half
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Mike Florio posted:David Letterman opted not to try to generate any new information from Patriots coach Bill Belichick regarding the #DeflateGate scandal. Letterman nevertheless may have generated some new information from Belichick.
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lol Greg Aiello clowning on Florio and Florio c/ping it straight into his wordfest of a story
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Thank you for posting that so I don't have to give my precious, precious clix.
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"Belichick should have gone on one of our fine NBC talk shows, where we undoubtedly would've gotten the full story."
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Febreeze posted:The thing is I never thought of Darren Sharper as a Hall of Famer to begin with, even before we found out what level of scum he is. I always saw him in the hall of very good at best. Taking his rapes out of the equation, does he actually have an argument? Not like a small consideration but a genuine argument? Jerome Bettis made it in. Do you think Darren Sharper was a better Safety than Bettis was at RB?
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The threshold for a Hall of Fame safety is probably hire than that of a running back. Also Bettis was a Steeler.
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Henchman of Santa posted:The threshold for a Hall of Fame safety is probably hire than that of a running back. Also Bettis was a Steeler. *Hire then*
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Febreeze posted:The thing is I never thought of Darren Sharper as a Hall of Famer to begin with, even before we found out what level of scum he is. I always saw him in the hall of very good at best. Taking his rapes out of the equation, does he actually have an argument? Not like a small consideration but a genuine argument? My impression of him was that he was borderline HOF because of his ball hawking skills. I think the criticism of him with the Packers was that he was a lazy tackler in run support. You'd have a guy reach the 2nd level and Sharper would half assed dive at the guys feet leading with his shoulder, not even attempting to wrap the guy up. At least with the Packers, I don't think he ever had any great signature plays, and most of what I remember was a bit infamous. - Putting an unsuccessful hit on TO with the catch 2 - Putting an unsuccessful hit on FredEx on 4th and 26 - Getting hurt in 2002 on a pretty poor decision to return an INT out of the end zone. He missed the last regular season game and Wild Card game. - Trying to run back a Hail Mary INT when leading by one score versus the Vikes. I think he scored, but it was called back due to 3 or 4 illegal blocks and personal fouls on the Packers.
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Dirt Worshipper posted:*Hire then* Good job, me, holder of a B.A. in English who works in copy editing. The best excuse I can give is phone posting. 
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football fuckerman posted:I agree with King too, if the bylaws say it that clearly I heard a theory that King was just trying to set up for a full throated defense of Marvin Harrison (and others who gave him lots of access and might have committed certain deeds) in a few years.
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Skeesix posted:I heard a theory that King was just trying to set up for a full throated defense of Marvin Harrison (and others who gave him lots of access and might have committed certain deeds) in a few years. It's impressive that Marvin Harrison is basically the Nino Brown of Philadelphia, except exceptionally good at that job. I mean drat. Not even the cases got much traction and a witness ended up dead.
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Marvin Harrison is basically the Gus Fring of football and it's kinda fascinating. I wonder how much other poo poo went down that didn't even sniff the papers.
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Mike Florio posted:Grigson has a bit of a history with the Pats 
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