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Mustached Demon posted:He's engaged to a woman he met in college. She played college volleyball. That's about as far as I felt like going. Needs to marry Ciera tier singer
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Leperflesh posted:I think Purdy needs to work on accuracy a bit. He did have some very nice throws, but also a couple that could have been intercepted and a handful that were just off target, including a couple that receivers stretched and caught anyway to bail him out a bit. Definitely the most inaccurate i've seen him be, but as Play said, much of that could be attributed to the Giants blitzing all the time. Lifespan posted:That's actually really cool. TNF is definitely the best broadcast group in the NFL right now. Al Michaels has definitely checked out though
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Leperflesh posted:I kinda also like the manning bros and guest kinda halfassedly chat over the game and sometimes predict what the play is before the snap, too, but the amazon coverage is pretty good. Watching Peyton Manning become more and more annoyed at Zach Wilson was a highlight of week 1.
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MakaVillian posted:Definitely the most inaccurate i've seen him be, but as Play said, much of that could be attributed to the Giants blitzing all the time. Yeah almost all those 'off' throws (from memory, haven't rewatched the game) were high-anticipation prayers falling back with a free rusher incoming. First drive was a bit scary since missing throws like that is fine, turning the ball over isn't and he nearly did that a few times. But I thought he got better at handling the constant blitzing as the game went on, like the near touchdown to McCaffrey and the actual touchdown to Deebo were both those kind of throws. Not that he was anywhere near perfect mind you, he definitely missed some throws he should've made.
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Feeling like the seahawks could drop a stinker against the panthers. A little high off their own farts after the lions game and I remember the colts Mccoy giants coming in and running hog wild all over them a couple years ago. I think the ypc in the run d is a mirage since they are still giving up like 300 yards passing a game
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Play posted:Yeah almost all those 'off' throws (from memory, haven't rewatched the game) were high-anticipation prayers falling back with a free rusher incoming. First drive was a bit scary since missing throws like that is fine, turning the ball over isn't and he nearly did that a few times. But I thought he got better at handling the constant blitzing as the game went on, like the near touchdown to McCaffrey and the actual touchdown to Deebo were both those kind of throws. Yeah, I think he made a couple of iffy decisions early and his ball placement wasn't on point but on the plus side, I feel like the Giants going all kamikaze pass rush on a short week were trying to create much more disastrous results from a young QB than some erratic ball placement. So there's something to be said for him composing himself, recognizing they were trying to kill him, and just getting the ball to his various YAC monsters before they could succeed, even if he's capable of better on some of the throws themselves.
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Fate Accomplice posted:it's not just the greatest individual play in Super Bowl history, it's the single most consequential play in the history of American team sports. I'd probably choose the Miracle on Ice, third period when Mike Eruzione scored the winning goal against the soviets. Easily more consequential in just about every way you could think of but I get it, if I was a pats fan I'd be living in the past too
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Play posted:I'd probably choose the Miracle on Ice, third period when Mike Eruzione scored the winning goal against the soviets. Easily more consequential in just about every way you could think of a third period is composed of many plays. I get the significance of that game, but taking a tie game to a lead with 10 minutes to spare is a little different than turning a 99% loss into a 99% win with a single play as time effectively expires
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Fate Accomplice posted:a third period is composed of many plays. I get the significance of that game, but taking a tie game to a lead with 10 minutes to spare is a little different than turning a 99% loss into a 99% win with a single play as time effectively expires The play was the shot on goal that went in. There's also that band on field play. That was consequential and quite funny.
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The most consequential moment in American team sports for society at large was the 49ers thrashing the Dolphins in Super Bowl XIX, which denied Dan Marino his best shot at being a champion and indirectly prevented him from being President during 9/11, when, because of CTE and poor impulse control, he would otherwise have commanded the use of nuclear weapons against Flight 93 “just in case”.
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Lifespan posted:Looks like half of the Seahawks are out tomorrow, but apparently Jamal Adams isn't one of them. Are we starting a 41 year old on the OL though that's the question.
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Apparently it's not too late for me to start a professional football career.
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A new channel has appeared! I like this guy. It's his literally first video. It's got good analysis, good production values, and he's got some funny verbal tics, "this cat... <draws box>" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fvMuhcqKr4 And yeah, it is unfair. 90-42 for scoring over the first three games is demonic.
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MakaVillian posted:Al Michaels has definitely checked out though Al Michaels finally said the thing out loud on TNF though, “how come we play at Levi’s Stadium and all of our bumpers are of 44 miles north?” as a drone shot of the Golden Gate Bridge is on screen.
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Because there's literally nothing but a suburban hellscape between Union Square and the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. What would the bumpers be of in that vast, yawning empty space?
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harperdc posted:Al Michaels finally said the thing out loud on TNF though, “how come we play at Levi’s Stadium and all of our bumpers are of 44 miles north?” as a drone shot of the Golden Gate Bridge is on screen. He also was bashing on the fact that there's nothing scenic about Santa Clara. And he's right because I live here and there's nothing scenic in the South Bay.
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Benne posted:I wouldn't say that I'm scared of Andy Dalton in 2023, but he's exactly the type of crafty veteran who can pick apart soft coverages and keep the chains moving, especially when he has time to throw. In other words, the Seahawks probably shouldn't feel too comfortable. Agree. Total trap game
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There are a couple pretty churches in San Jose. Uh, that’s about it; they even ruined the river. And Santa Clara specifically is a wasteland. (I get to spend a week there in a month, hooray.)
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There's some restored wetlands. Do a live shot of magestic birds maybe. There's also some historic missions, we can commemorate the forcible conversion of the native people by showcasing some mud buildings?
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Considering every media portrayal of SF is like 5 landmarks at most, it’s not surprising they can’t make the South Bay work, but there’s plenty of cool enough stuff if you’re creative. I flew into SJC last year as the 49ers-Buccaneers game was ending and it was a pretty neat sight with the lights on.
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I don't think the Seahawks are good enough to describe any particular game as a trap game. Playing against the Seahawks might be a trap game for another team.
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I am sad we're out of first place in the draft pick race but gently caress the cowboys.
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Qwijib0 posted:I am sad we're out of first place in the draft pick race 
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Good job, NFC West solid day all around. gently caress the cowboys.
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Imagine all the people that thought a Mike McCarthy coached team was the best team in the league.
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Cardinals, good work loving the Cowboys. The universe thanks you.
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King Hong Kong posted:Considering every media portrayal of SF is like 5 landmarks at most, it’s not surprising they can’t make the South Bay work, but there’s plenty of cool enough stuff if you’re creative. I grew up like a 10 minute drive from what is considered the South Bay and live about 30 minutes from it now, and I can count on my fingers the number of times I actually went there to do something. Maybe a few concerts and Sharks/49er games? It offers nothing culturally that any random bay area suburb cannot fulfill. Pain of Mind fucked around with this message at 00:39 on Sep 25, 2023 |
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Pain of Mind posted:I grew up like a 10 minute drive from what is considered the South Bay and live about 30 minutes from it now, and I can count on my fingers the number of times I actually went there to do something. Maybe a few concerts and Sharks/49er games? It offers nothing culturally that any random bay area suburb cannot fulfill. If you're going down to the valley just keep going until you get to santa cruz/monterey county, basically
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