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If Geno Smith started for the Giants I'd be begging for the sweet release of death
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Lynch getting one last burst of beast mode on the raiders would be pretty awesome.
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Mar 17, 2017 18:22
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I'm seriously so emotionally invested rn
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Mar 17, 2017 18:27
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AggressivelyStupid posted:Turns out they're the only team to have never started a black qb.  Warren Moon is the entry for 4 or 5 teams.
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Mar 17, 2017 18:30
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Blitz7x posted:I'm seriously so emotionally invested rn Same. Eltoasto posted:Lynch getting one last burst of beast mode on the raiders would be pretty awesome. I can't decide what would be better: Lynch getting the Raiders a ring, or Lynch fumbling the ball on a goal-to-go carry, costing the Raiders a Super Bowl.
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Mar 17, 2017 18:31
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Chichevache posted:Same. The latter, to the Seahawks 
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Mar 17, 2017 18:32
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Lol the seahawks aren't getting to the SB Anyway Lynch would be a great one-year pickup for the Raiders. Jalen Richard is looking very promising but needs another year of development behind an experienced back, and DeAndre Washington seems reasonably OK as a longer-term backup/relief guy, too. They're both solid enough that Lynch would not need to play as many snaps as he did in his last years with Seattle. It feels to me like a really good fit.
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Leperflesh posted:Anyway Lynch would be a great one-year pickup for the Raiders. Jalen Richard is looking very promising but needs another year of development behind an experienced back, and DeAndre Washington seems reasonably OK as a longer-term backup/relief guy, too. They're both solid enough that Lynch would not need to play as many snaps as he did in his last years with Seattle. It feels to me like a really good fit. Lynch is also a good pass blocker and has made huge improvements as a receiver. Not to mention being a local hero who could motivate a disillusioned fanbase as well as being the kind of veteran mentor that teammates gush about. This seems like an amazing signing for everyone involved. oldskool posted:The latter, to the Seahawks Man, I wouldn't even want that to happen. I think I'm a Marshawn fan first, Hawks second.
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Can I just say as a Pats fan I would absolutely love Geno to Giants and I wish you guys many productive years together 
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warcrimes posted:https://twitter.com/caplannfl/status/842747071614607360 - If you believe Rhett Ellison's dad, the Vikings have a toxic leadership who made players to practice too hard during the season. - It could be the unknown offensive identity. While Shurmur was the interim OC, the playbook was still an amalgamation of Norv's old schemes, some WCO stuff with Shurmur and a preference to rely more on the run than they should. - Or it's just a matter of desired opportunity. With Alshon, we only know he was being offered a higher guarantee after year one of the contract. Considering he settled on a one-year deal, it's possible it just wasn't to his liking and he'd rather try again next year. With Cook, regardless of what he got, he was going to be #2 TE behind Rudolph. I wouldn't dismiss any of the three as being unlikely. e: Cook was also a case of having more guaranteed money in his offer, but not a given it was a higher value deal. The total value/incentives package could just have just been the better deal from Oakland, too. WHOOPS fucked around with this message at 19:37 on Mar 17, 2017 |
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Mar 17, 2017 19:34
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WHOOPS posted:- If you believe Rhett Ellison's dad, the Vikings have a toxic leadership who made players to practice too hard during the season. Also they have to live in Minnesota during the winter
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Mar 17, 2017 19:37
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Chichevache posted:
He started a game in the year 2000 
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Mar 17, 2017 19:38
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I mean, they were coming from Chicago and Green Bay, respectively. Not exactly like they were used to the tropics.
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Mar 17, 2017 19:39
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WHOOPS posted:I mean, they were coming from Chicago and Green Bay, respectively. Not exactly like they were used to the tropics. But they're going to the tropics afterwards, coincidence? I think not 
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Mar 17, 2017 19:42
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Mar 17, 2017 19:43
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Cool, some initial reports had it being north of 17 a year. Cheaper than vernon. Wonder if it is structured in a similar way with a low year one cap hit to give them some flexibility now to make another move.
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Iodised QQ posted:Cool, some initial reports had it being north of 17 a year. Cheaper than vernon. So how did he play last season? I'm at work so I can only get away with watching so much YouTube
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Mar 17, 2017 20:25
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Chichevache posted:
Warren Moon fuckin owns and played for a billion drat years.
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AggressivelyStupid posted:Warren Moon fuckin owns and played for a billion drat years. Freaking early 90's Oilers would have been to at least one Super Bowl if they didn't gently caress around in the playoffs every single year. We'll always have Tecmo Super Bowl.
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Mar 17, 2017 20:55
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LEGO Genetics posted:Freaking early 90's Oilers would have been to at least one Super Bowl if they didn't gently caress around in the playoffs every single year. Glanville and Pardee were such godawful coaches
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Intruder posted:Glanville and Pardee were such godawful coaches Imagine being the guy who traded away Brett Favre because you loved Chris Miller and his head head that cracked open like an egg every few weeks.
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AggressivelyStupid posted:Warren Moon fuckin owns and played for a billion drat years. Warren Moon would easily be considered one of the greatest QB's of all time if the NFL wasn't so incompetent as to force him to gently caress off to the CFL for a decade.
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I really doubt Favre would have Favred if he had stayed on the Falcons, even if Glanville had actually put effort into him instead of making GBS threads all over him and keeping him as a benchwarmer. Holmgren played a huge part in Favre's development as a quarterback. Also, Kalli posted:Warren Moon would easily be considered one of the greatest QB's of all time if the NFL wasn't so incompetent as to force him to gently caress off to the CFL for a decade.
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Mar 17, 2017 21:12
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Kalli posted:Warren Moon would easily be considered one of the greatest QB's of all time if the NFL wasn't so incompetent as to force him to gently caress off to the CFL for a decade.
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Grittybeard posted:Imagine being the guy who traded away Brett Favre because you loved Chris Miller and his head head that cracked open like an egg every few weeks. Well also because Brett was an out of shape alcoholic lunatic Kalli posted:Warren Moon would easily be considered one of the greatest QB's of all time if the NFL wasn't so incompetent as to force him to gently caress off to the CFL for a decade. And speaking of Favre, Moon was the original funslinger
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Mar 17, 2017 21:36
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It's good to be an NFL owner.
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John Brown posted:So how did he play last season? I'm at work so I can only get away with watching so much YouTube He was good. No concerns about his hand anymore, he has no problem holding his own at the point of attack or shedding blocks. The big concern obviously would be him actually being able to match the strength of NFL OTs but he's still a very plus run defender. Most of his sacks came in a stretch against bad teams but at the same time I thought he was a consistently good player all season.
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Mar 17, 2017 21:47
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:It's good to be an NFL owner. It has literally no influence on the owner cash spending, but means that players who actually continually play on a high level will earn more than streaky players who catch teams in a bad spot. I don't get why people don't understand that the NFL has a very robust hard cap - which is the real reason why it's good to be an NFL owner.
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Intruder posted:Well also because Brett was an out of shape alcoholic lunatic Yeah Atlanta was probably jumping for joy that a team offered a first rounder for their drunken third string qb.
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Mar 17, 2017 21:56
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Hand Row posted:Yeah Atlanta was probably jumping for joy that a team offered a first rounder for their drunken third string qb. I highly recommend reading the book Gunslinger. Great book about Brett Farve and his career.
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Mar 17, 2017 22:00
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I'm bummed the Dolphins first black QB was Ray Lucas and not Cleo Lemon. Just one more thing Jay Fiedler screwed up. You rule Cleo!
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The Texans are the most progressive team, had a black QB start in their second year of existence  Tony Banks and Rodney Peete are each on that list twice 
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:It's good to be an NFL owner. More like its good to be at the top 5 at your position.
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Lately I've been watching Three Kingdoms, a chinese live action tv show, and it's made me realize that the NFL is basically Romance of the 32 Kingdoms. We live in times of heroes and villains, legends and myths.
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Warren moon didn't get an NFL job and had to go to the cfl because of racism . It was very blatant at the time.
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FAT BATMAN posted:Lately I've been watching Three Kingdoms, a chinese live action tv show, and it's made me realize that the NFL is basically Romance of the 32 Kingdoms. We live in times of heroes and villains, legends and myths. Three Kingdoms owns. Cao Cao is basically Bill Belichick.
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FAT BATMAN posted:Lately I've been watching Three Kingdoms, a chinese live action tv show, and it's made me realize that the NFL is basically Romance of the 32 Kingdoms. We live in times of heroes and villains, legends and myths. I feel like years of playing dynasty warriors and watching the NFL have collided Pete Carroll is Lui Bei Derek Carr is Gan Ning
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FAT BATMAN posted:Lately I've been watching Three Kingdoms, a chinese live action tv show, and it's made me realize that the NFL is basically Romance of the 32 Kingdoms. We live in times of heroes and villains, legends and myths. I love that AMC show
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euphronius posted:Warren moon didn't get an NFL job and had to go to the cfl because of racism . It was very blatant at the time. No poo poo???? wow
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