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coleman's helmet was kinda coming off already tho. Also i like the new rule but i like just about every new rule (want to see players in skirts in my lifetime)
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Chichevache and I agree on something!!!!!
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Starters are out there the longest, typically, but not longer than about a half. It's also the time they might call more of the actual plays they'll run in the regular season. And yes, it means game 4 is almost all backups. Often that's because they want to see the most of those guys right before they have to make some cuts, so they want to see the backups a lot.
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Aug 18, 2013 01:18
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That answer owns so hard
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Aug 18, 2013 18:03
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Adam Schefter, too
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Sep 22, 2013 00:00
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If the Browns dodged a bullet by missing out on the RGIII trade I will...I will poo poo
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Sep 26, 2013 23:46
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If you don't have the fact they ask for, just post the fact you know!
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Oct 1, 2013 08:02
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It's just a way of referring to the franchise as a whole, no matter where it played. Like RAI, the most awkward imo, which refers to the Oakland Raiders, the LA Raiders, the fuckin......Tusken Raiders, all the Raiders throughout the team's history
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Oct 1, 2013 21:41
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Every offseason multiple veterans' contracts come to an end. Teams typically re-sign their best veterans before that happens. But in that offseason I would say most vets whose contracts end will hit free agency and usually sign somewhere else.
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k3nn posted:How much do superbowl tickets usually cost? Am I better off buying them early or waiting til the teams get decided? I'm planning to travel across to see it (as a UK-based Broncos fan this will be the first time I see my team play) but wondering what the cheapest way to attend it will be. Come to Colorado instead of New Jersey "mate" or just stay in New York City which also is "the bollocks"
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Oct 18, 2013 07:12
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Windmill Hut posted:Why didn't the Patriots build an indoor stadium when they replaced Foxboro? Is the cold weather something they try to use as an advantage? Cleveland, New York/New Jersey and New England all built new stadiums pretty recently and went with open-roof stadiums, primarily because of tradition and cost. Fans more than players or management would prefer it I think
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I know I wish Cleveland had put on a dome so they could be in the mix for a Super Bowl but oh well
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Nov 25, 2013 03:39
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Doctor. To what degree did the patient get Owned? Well you see doctor he was decorticate Owned.
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Could also be something about slamming the QB's head into the ground, although that isn't under his control with that kind of tackle.
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Kaiho posted:Yay, I coughed up for GamePass. Going through preseason games now to get a sense of how the teams are shaping up (and to get my knowledge of the game up too). After the play, the Pats had the option of choosing the outcome of the play or running the play again, five yards further back. Since they took option two, it's like the play never happened...except for the game clock I mean
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Aug 10, 2014 17:51
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swickles posted:A team plays all 16 games on its schedule, even if they are mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. Actually you'll find that the worse teams in the league appear in 16 games but only play in 5 or 6 of them
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Sep 8, 2014 01:15
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Overall though...bad news. They would probably be expected to start the season 1-1, but last week was supposed to be the win and this week the loss. Even if they win this one, losing to the Bills is not a good look. This was supposed to be a year they could at least make the playoffs, they have some pretty awesome talent on offense.
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Trin Tragula posted:I was even about to say "if you had a dome you could hang them from the ceiling!" and then went "meh, who plays in a dome anyway?" Bill Belicheck just started salivating
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Oct 3, 2014 17:42
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Henchman of Santa posted:I am looking to move to Chicago, specifically Humboldt Park for the first couple of months. I know there are a ton of Michigan State alums in the area, so does anyone know a good bar to go to for their games? You can find a place easily. Lots of bars fly the flags of the teams they show during game days, so a glance around your neighborhood will help. also i will hang out w/ u
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R.D. Mangles posted:lol good luck, Chicago's a Northwestern town [long, terrible pause echoing down the dim melancholy halls of history] nah
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Oct 7, 2014 14:34
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Back when the Browns were re-created, though, the NFL forced them to draft a hyped up college QB and then required them to pay their offensive linemen minimum wage, which is why they wound up with fat sacks of poo poo who couldn't do anything Also Chris Palmer was their drat coach because the NFL held a gun to their head iirc
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Oct 29, 2014 22:33
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Mel Mudkiper posted:And how was this was worse than the voluntary roster decisions the Browns have made since? Browns actually hired Romeo Crennel after a coke binge and drafted Brandon Weeden in a fugue state
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Oct 31, 2014 16:37
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Mel Mudkiper posted:I figured being a Broncos fan in the 90s gave that away already you used to be a fan of a different team??? that's pretty messed up man
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Dec 31, 2014 22:11
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i love my dead gay team
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Dec 31, 2014 22:46
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She took Baltimore, and she gave you seven points? Or you gave her seven? If you said "Patriots by seven or more" then you owe her, if not then she owes you, either way don't make bets you don't understand imo
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Benny the Snake posted:She said Ravens by seven or more a bold woman indeed Volkerball posted:a public service announcement, from football fuckerman imo the only thing you should do if you don't understand it is post
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I believe you're referring to #50, starting linebacker and noted very good and smart player AJ Hawk. And you assume to much by suggesting he made the choice to rush the ball carrier instead of dropping back. I don't think he was aware of a receiver behind him
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Jan 19, 2015 20:41
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Russell Wilson is basically a tubby suburban dad who thinks Longhorn Steakhouse is the pinnacle of restaurantery and is fascinated by Ron Paul, placed inside of a kinda black man's body Russell Wilson knows what time local radio does the traffic and weather and tunes in every day and has a preset for the bass/treble so he can hear Holly Copter's voice perfectly Russell Wilson hates the smell of weed Russell Wilson buys the Seventh Generation dish soap because the Gulf of Mexico is all kinds of hosed up because of chemicals Russell Wilson doesn't give money to the homeless because that would be enabling a lifestyle that is damaging for them. He has memorized the location of a nearby homeless shelter and he recites it to the poor people he passes on the street Russell Wilson gets dismayed when his friends' dogs bark or whine which they do all the time because he reeks of cologne Russell Wilson took ballroom dance lessons in college and manages to exhibit his talents every opportunity he gets
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Feb 1, 2015 23:27
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All the offensive linemen move a whole lot more than I would think they are allowed to move
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Febreeze posted:Americans in general don't care if you can ball. We're stupid that way. Lawrence Taylor was (probably still is) a terrible human being but man, he could ball, so he's a god to football fans. Of course, it was the 80's. We might be in general less tolerant now, after all Ray Rice didn't get any looks after being reinstated, but that was probably because general perception was he couldn't ball no more. I think you're confusing an owner signing the player and fans accepting him. If Ray Rice got signed by a team we could find out whether fans would accept him, fans in Baltimore certainly had his back at first but fans of other teams took the opportunity to reject him and mock him. We'll see how fans respond to Adrian Peterson, but the fact that he's gonna play doesn't mean much. Lawrence Taylor hasn't been a god to football fans who know what rape is since 2011, and before that lots of people disapproved of the drug abuse Also Perrish Cox didn't get off on a technicality, he got off on the most common rape defense there is
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He's Kyrie Irving if Kyrie gets rushed back from this kneecap thing and then shreds all his ligaments and then gets rushed back from that and his head falls off
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As a prospect RG3 might be more like Dirk maybe, in the sense that he had very rare skills and could play his position in a way that few guys did. I dunno I'm stretching my basketball knowledge at this point but imagine a guy who plays a given position but can offer you a lot of tools beyond the typical player at that position. So like a point guard who can drive really well or a big man like Dirk who can shoot from anywhere Then imagine that guy hitting the NBA and just failing to do both the rare stuff and the basic stuff
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Cruel and Unusual posted:It's called the "palpably unfair act," and it could also be called if, for instance, someone who's not in the game runs onto the field to make a touchdown-saving tackle. Baseball and hockey call it "making a travesty of the game," which sounds much cooler. yeah but if they called it that in the nfl the browns would be perpetually penalized
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john riggins brain is a spiderweb
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the effort of trying to get past someone is a lot greater than the effort of trying to stop them. so on pass plays especially, DL are just trying harder, and all OL have to do is remain in front of them and contain them. yeah, that can be really hard against good DL, but it's not as exhausting. then on run plays, there's things like pursuit that wear down DL more than OL. if the running back gets past the line of scrimmage, DL are expected to turn and pursue him; OL are not necessarily expected to fly down the field and throw another block
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Mar 5, 2016 15:24
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And yet racism at American sports events is far less prevalent. You could say it...pales in comparison??
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Apr 7, 2016 14:20
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El Seano posted:Just quick fire what can you tell me about these players: Richardson showed he had power but no vision or elusiveness Mingo is quite small and lacks power but has good drive and contributes on run D more than you'd think given he was playing under 230 pounds (4 stone and 13 kg if you're British) EJ Manuel was quite bad
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everything dies. that's a fact. maybe everything that dies someday comes back
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the falcons are pretty middle of the road
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That outcome was good. And Al Lerner saying he didn't blame the fans a bit was good too
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