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Johnny Five-Jaces posted:i could have done without the personal foul in the particular situation he did it in but then he won the game like 3 plays later so all is forgiven The personal foul is exactly why I love him, it's great to have a player who will actively stick up for Rodgers now that Sitton and Lang are gone. Between Bennett and Daniels the team has a lot of fire to it on both sides of the ball. Sure it's silly and stupid but wow it's fantastic seeing a Packer step in to protect his teammates.
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Dexo posted:Glennon looked fine most of the game. The offense definitely looked the best when it was heavy run mixed in with play action when that worked it looked great. Half of glennons targets were to TEs/RBs which might've been the game plan... but how much of that was because the Bears WR suck (given) and how much of that was fear that Glennon would toss an INT?
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adaz posted:The offense definitely looked the best when it was heavy run mixed in with play action when that worked it looked great. Half of glennons targets were to TEs/RBs which might've been the game plan... but how much of that was because the Bears WR suck (given) and how much of that was fear that Glennon would toss an INT? Gonna go ahead and go with the sucky recievers meaning any passes that Glennon throws have to be drat near perfect or else it's an int because not a single loving reciever can get any separation. Edit: Don't get me wrong I don't think Glennon is good or anything, and Trubs should be starting, but man, at least when the Bears had Devin Hester as WR1 he could run himself open and get separation. Might not be the right route, he might drop it, but he'd be able to separate. Dexo fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Sep 11, 2017 |
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Sep 11, 2017 03:55
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Dexo posted:Gonna go ahead and go with the sucky recievers meaning any passes that Glennon throws have to be drat near perfect or else it's an int because not a single loving reciever can get any separation. Glennon played well enough to keep mitch on the bench for better or for worse. Not just Hester, Ashlon too although he was too injured to be that effective consistently and he seemed to pass that mantle down to Kevin White.
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Sep 11, 2017 04:05
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adaz posted:Glennon played well enough to keep mitch on the bench for better or for worse. Not just Hester, Ashlon too although he was too injured to be that effective consistently and he seemed to pass that mantle down to Kevin White. Alshon got separation through his body and jumping ability. He's able to actually box out a receiver and create openings.
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At this point I'd put Sanchez out there to throw at whatever practice squad guys the Bears can find to play WR before Trubisky. No sense risking an injury.
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Sep 11, 2017 05:05
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Which is the worst rivalry in the division, Lions-Vikings or Bears-Vikings?
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Honestly, from what I saw, I think Glennon did ok. Nothing spectacular, but his receivers literally and figuratively dropped the ball at the end. I'll take a Bears loss though anyway. Shangri-Law School posted:Which is the worst rivalry in the division, Lions-Vikings or Bears-Vikings? Bears-Vikings, in terms of sheer suck shared.
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Sep 11, 2017 05:09
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Shangri-Law School posted:Which is the worst rivalry in the division, Lions-Vikings or Bears-Vikings? Why is Lions-Bears not an option? They've produced some of the most truly putrid games I've ever watched and the only notable moment I can think of in recent memory is Calvin Johnson getting jobbed on the definition of a catch
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Johnny Five-Jaces posted:Why is Lions-Bears not an option? They've produced some of the most truly putrid games I've ever watched and the only notable moment I can think of in recent memory is Calvin Johnson getting jobbed on the definition of a catch Chicago-Detroit hate is at least kind of a thing.
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Sep 11, 2017 05:51
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Lions-Packers is the lamest
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Johnny Five-Jaces posted:Why is Lions-Bears not an option? They've produced some of the most truly putrid games I've ever watched and the only notable moment I can think of in recent memory is Calvin Johnson getting jobbed on the definition of a catch It's Lions-Vikings. The Packers have somewhat of a rivalry with everyone else, with the Lions being their weakest. The Lions also share Michigan with the Packers, with the UP as Packers country and most of the Lower Peninsula rooting for the Lions. The Bears typically get some Detroit-Chicago and Minnesota-Chicago hate. The Lions have no real reason to care about the Vikings. It's never been a rivalry from close cities, or from two teams that were both good at the same time. And, the reaction to getting the Vikings for Thanksgiving (twice) was considerably muted than when Green Bay or Chicago came for Thanksgiving.
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It's always been a "Fuuuuuck the pack" for me. Plain ole "gently caress the bears " cause Cutler seemed to BS a win every season but he's gone and that teams the new Lions. The Lions themselves are like the youngest brother, used to be tiny and cute, then hit puberty a few years back and got taller than you. Then they got into anime once Suh and Megatron left so you're not really threatened by them
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Sep 11, 2017 06:48
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SKULL.GIF posted:Sure it's silly and stupid but wow it's fantastic seeing a Packer step in to protect his teammates. Up-ending a defensive player for a potentially late hit is good as hell and builds team rapport, imo
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Sep 11, 2017 07:12
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The point is that everyone hates the Packers, the St. Louis Cardinals of football
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Detroit_Dogg posted:It's Vikings/anyone
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Yaws posted:Aaron Rodgers has the most punchable face in sports. You just look at the guy and your gut reaction is just to lay him out. He can't help but look smug. Aaron Rodgers has alienated every family member and friend in his life, except Clay Mathews.
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Lions-Vikings is not a rivalry. Hell, most fans would probably feel like our game tonight is a bigger rivalry for 2009 alone. At best the Lions are fourth, behind (in order) the Packers, the Bears, and Success.
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Sep 11, 2017 14:39
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Yeah, while I hate the Packers and enjoy reveling in the Bears' misery, the Vikings are just sort of... there 
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Aaron Rodgers is beloved by the entire nation of Canada for humiliating dollar-store-knockoff-Trump Kevin O'Leary on Jeopardy.
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That's pretty good, but he's no Andy Richter.
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https://twitter.com/Mike_Daniels76/status/907070754340130818
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BGrifter posted:Aaron Rodgers is beloved by the entire nation of Canada for humiliating dollar-store-knockoff-Trump Kevin O'Leary on Jeopardy. Haha I didn't know about this. His smug face is perfect in the picture.
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Shangri-Law School posted:That's pretty good, but he's no Andy Richter. I think the more interesting part of that is Wolf. Poor ol dumb Wolf
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https://twitter.com/MACHE275/status/907291405697110017 if he actually gets away with those cleats tonight Diggs will be my new favorite player
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adaz posted:Glennon played well enough to keep mitch on the bench for better or for worse. Not just Hester, Ashlon too although he was too injured to be that effective consistently and he seemed to pass that mantle down to Kevin White. Yeah, honestly I was expecting a much much worse performance by Glennon. He wasn't amazing by any stretch, but he was serviceable and made some good throws. It was an ugly game for Atlanta. Uglier than I would have hoped, but for Week 1, @ Solider Field which is like an ancient indian burial ground for Atlanta, I guess I will take it. Bears front 7 are legit. Cohen looks like an absolute stud, what an impressive performance. Sucks about White, sorry to hear that Chicagoons. Looks like next year is the last year of his contract, do you think they keep him around simply because he was a high pick or do you think they cut ties?
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IcePhoenix posted:https://twitter.com/MACHE275/status/907291405697110017 On one hand, gently caress Randy Moss. On the other, he makes olds cry so whatever.
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You cut ties with White. The dude came out of college as a raw physical specimen that needed time to develop and mature. After three injury destroyed seasons, the dude has not had time to develop and mature, as well most assuredly losing that raw physical talent. From what little pre-season I watched the dude couldn't get any separation from the DB covering him. The dude's career is toast.
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fishing with the fam posted:You cut ties with White. The dude came out of college as a raw physical specimen that needed time to develop and mature. After three injury destroyed seasons, the dude has not had time to develop and mature, as well most assuredly losing that raw physical talent. From what little pre-season I watched the dude couldn't get any separation from the DB covering him. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/08/01/bears-trying-to-remind-kevin-white-he-was-once-good-at-football/ Note: not the onion.
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That was the WR coach lying his rear end off to seem more important. Everyone was watching their old tape. Cruz watching old Giants stuff, Wright was watching old titans stuff etc etc. It's way less funny but yeah.
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xsf421 posted:http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/08/01/bears-trying-to-remind-kevin-white-he-was-once-good-at-football/ I remember reading that and thinking "how depressing". I feel awful for the kid.
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Dexo posted:Glennon looked fine most of the game. He finished the first half with like...40 yards passing. If you can't ask him to do more than that then sit his rear end down. quote:Cohen? Howard? Ya'll are gonna be our entire offense I guess. It might have actually worked had Glennon not been late on his throw for 2nd and goal. The Bellamy pass was pretty good, 3rd down was awful, 4th down he failed to step up and lost the game. Dude cannot move at all in the pocket, and if the offense ever gets behind in the sticks he's only capable of getting Tarik Cohen killed for a 3 yard gain.
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The throw is obviously impressive but I'm also marveled by Wright catching it. Like, how the hell did he track that ball coming in?
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This is exactly the type of Vikings poo poo that gets you excited about the season before finding new and creative ways of sending your hope spiraling into oblivion
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Bradford was absolutely on fire that game. Saints defense and all, but he was making some really really nice throws. Teddy is not getting his job back.
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keep dreaming, bub !!! the Vikings paid top dollar to questionable tackle talent this offseason to make sure he stays healthy. everything's going to be a-okay for ol' Sammy.
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