sharknado slashfic posted:

GobiasIndustries posted:

Clay Matthews
https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1002990790518374400

SHOAH NUFF posted:

Andrew Lucks dad was just named the commissioner of the new XFL hahaha

pubic works project posted:

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https://twitter.com/adamschefter/status/1004795804413030400?s=21

quote:

Colts coach Frank Reich insists Andrew Luck (shoulder) is "real close" to throwing.

It's been 522 days since Luck appeared in an NFL football game. Reich also intimated it will be Luck who decides when to actually resume throwing. Despite the unease created by Luck's extraordinarily long absence, every indication has him on track for Week 1. As long as he avoids setbacks, Luck should be safe to draft as an upside QB1 this summer.

Chris James 2 posted:

Rooting for a lockout

Android Apocalypse posted:

Donnie pardoned Jack Johnson & wants to pardon Muhammed Ali. I don't think he needs necromancy powers.

Intruder posted:

My favorite DeAngelo Hall moment was when he was shittalking Nuk on Hard Knocks in practice, then they did a 1 on 1 drill and Nuk juked him so bad he injured his knee. Then he went on twitter to talk more poo poo and Nuk just replied "good luck with your recovery"

sharknado slashfic posted:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2780548-report-julian-edelman-ped-test-showed-unknown-substance-analyzed-by-scientists


Brady's quack doctor really is ahead of the curve

Asproigerosis posted:

How the gently caress do you fail a drug test by testing positive for a substance not being tested for? That's not how lab tests work...


Anyway did we trade foles for gronk yet?

quote:

Andrew Luck (shoulder) was throwing a high school ball in Tuesday's minicamp session.

Luck also said afterward he has thrown "The Duke," which is what he calls a real NFL football. He's apparently been throwing for two weeks. The size difference between an NFL and high school ball is minimal — it's mostly about weight — but it's still not quite what we needed to hear. Even with the high school ball, Luck was not uncorking screamers. Despite all that, owner Jim Irsay pledged afterward that Luck would have no "limitations" for training camp. Right now, that sounds more like a hope than a guarantee. Luck is making progress but has a long way to go.

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Speaking Tuesday, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said "we'll see" when asked if holdout FS Earl Thomas would be with the team come Week 1.

Even at the risk of incurring massive fines, 29-year-old Thomas has said he will hold out of all team activities until his contract situation is rectified. The Seahawks publicly shopped Thomas this offseason but never found the trade price they were looking for. Thomas isn't interested in risking his health as he tries to get his football future squared away. This one could get messy.

fsif posted:

So who is the standard-bearer for consistent greatness in the NFC now that the Seahawks have imploded? Is it, like, the Panthers?

weird Asian candy posted:

Fiz has also been making GBS threads on the Panthers all offseason saying how bad they are going to be so lol

Diqnol posted:

And if what they did is just good execution of plays? Not really a counter to good, consistent play.

weird Asian candy posted:

You have been complaining about how bad they are going to be, how old the defense is, how the drafting hasn't been good. All pretty big red flags for future consistency and success which is what the question was...no?

wandler20 posted:

It's odd and moronic that the Bucs and Panthers did relatively little to address secondary issues with a division of Brees, Ryan, Cam, and Winston.

a neat cape posted:

I remember Jake Delhomme vs the Cardinals

a neat cape posted:

Were you a changed man as you left

quote:

MMQB's Albert Breer writes Panthers first-round WR D.J. Moore "has looked the part" this offseason.

The first receiver off the board at No. 24 overall, Moore is a dynamic weapon who is dangerous after the catch, and he apparently showed off those traits during OTAs and minicamp. In addition to Breer's praise, Panthers.com's Max Henson wrote Moore is "more than ready to contribute." Even with Devin Funchess, Greg Olsen, and Christian McCaffrey all vying for targets, Moore has the talent to make a fantasy impact as a rookie.

Silly Burrito posted:

Dammit don't give Cam an actual good WR.

Ches Neckbeard posted:

If Lamar Jackson ends up being the best QB from this class literally every GM should be fired.

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ESPN Bills reporter Mike Rodak believes 2016 first-round DE Shaq Lawson is "competing for a rotational role, if not for his 53-man roster spot entirely" this summer.

Rodak thinks the team could try and trade Lawson ahead of Week 1, especially once free agent pickup Trent Murphy (knee) is back to 100 percent opposite Jerry Hughes. Buffalo also has Eddie Yarbrough, Terrence Fede, and Owa Odighizuwa as rotational pieces. Lawson, the No. 19 overall pick by ex-coach Rex Ryan, has just six sacks across 21 career appearances.

weird Asian candy posted:

gdi you know what I meant! I cannot be held accountable for auto-correct

SteVen Jackson owned and I wish we got him a few years earlier than 3 years past his expire date

piss tape israel posted:

someone plz buy me a new title to support these dumb gay forums

warcrimes posted:

https://twitter.com/NFL_Memes/status/1011790948467138560

corn on the cop posted:

https://twitter.com/BCPONJ/status/1012072997270835202

janoris' jenkins brother.

Nystral posted:

For fans of the Steelers how do you square your fandom of the team against the awfulness of the QB’s history? I stopped caring for the Bucs after Winston was drafted because I felt he probably assaulted that woman at FSU and the school and Tally PD covered it up. I’ve resigned myself to just not follow the Bucs as long as he is on the team, is that how it works for Steelers fans?