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GD_American posted:The annoying, cheating, sanctimonious, goddamnit-why-are-they-so-good franchise of the 80s outsucks the annoying, mouthy, sanctimonious, goddamnit-why-are-they-so-good franchise of the '10s, both as they are in freefall. Because one of them had to win
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Oct 23, 2015 05:13
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gently caress a cowboy
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Oct 26, 2015 00:33
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Eifert Posting posted:"Well I wonder what the 4:00 game is today?" The more the NFC gets important games, the fewer chances Andy Dalton gets in primetime, and the longer this train goes worship us
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Oct 26, 2015 02:40
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poo poo on the NFCE all you want (it is deserved) but the AFCS is an abomination The team that had like 35 points dropped on them in a little over a quarter, has a QB who can't catch the team plane, and who just lost their RB for the year is a game out of first
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Oct 26, 2015 04:51
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shiksa posted:thought kirk cousins had a surprisingly good game considering there was basically no run support and he led a comeback from down 24-0? actually he was bad and stinky because he didn't huck it downfield on every down and a bad thing could have happened but didnt I'm pretty sure PFF gave Eli Manning a negative grade for his performance against the 49ers despite completing 41 passes for 441 yards and 3 TDs in one of the best performances of his career. PFF is garbage
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Oct 26, 2015 23:04
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Dutchy posted:the idea of random guys with a website providing the world with quality, precise, empiricial measurements of individual ol/dl play is analytics snake oil True, but they really were the only people really doing it so it was mildly valuable. Plus, PFF's success made Aaron Schatz super jealous and that alone is worth it because seeing Schatz get pissy is the best Febreeze fucked around with this message at 03:09 on Oct 27, 2015 |
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Oct 27, 2015 03:06
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Benne posted:All 6 of the Ravens' losses have been by 8 points or less The Ravens currently hold the #1 pick too. haha I think that happened with the Texans two years ago as well, they got the #1 pick but lost most games by a touchdown or less
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Oct 27, 2015 05:05
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2000- Ron Dayne - Yeah, didn't work as well as expected 2001- Will Allen - meh, eventually let him walk 2002- Jeremy Shockey - Good player, rear end in a top hat 2003- William Joseph - was on the SB42 team, had injury issues, overall alright 2004- Philip Rivers, never played a down for the team 2005- Corey Webster - rough start to career, eventually became pretty good, then injuries ended him 2006- Mathias Kiwanuka - great prospect, constantly asked to play out of position, ultimately was underwhelming but I blame the coaches 2007- Aaron Ross - won two super bowls, but largely disappointing 2008- Kenny Phillips - effective safety, injuries cut him short 2009- Hakeem Nicks - great until his legs died 2010- JPP - One and a half thumbs up 2011-Prince Amukamara - excellent corner 2012- David Wilson - died, misused by coaches 2013- Justin Pugh - good, not great 2014- Odell beckham Jr - worked out pretty well I guess 2015- Ereck Flowers - looks pretty good so far Giants seem like they get a lot of quality picks who suffer injury problems and have very promising careers peter out
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His hand actually looks okay now. High Fours for everyone
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