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Grittybeard posted:I like that it's only 4 because somehow the Bills might be for real? The first somewhat competent GM since John Butler.
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Oct 7, 2019 10:48
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shouldn't have counted out Touchdown Jacoby
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BlindSite posted:Jay Gruden fired. And nothing of consequence will change for Synder's pile of poo poo.
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Anyone who conciously decides to play for the team in Washington literally deserves the worst happening to them.
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If only the redskins had a common denominator that we could look to as responsible for them being perpetually mediocre and/or complete poo poo. ...if only...
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adaz posted:Especially if you're paying the rookie qb virutally nothing since he's a 6th rounder. Nick foles is going to get traded to the bears and win some Superbowls in Chicago, that'll solve Jacksonville's cap issues
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lol the team had Gruden come in at 5 am to fire him Washington never changes
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Intruder posted:lol the team had Gruden come in at 5 am to fire him How you gonna get fired....on your day off?
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Silly Burrito posted:How you gonna get fired....on your day off? What do you mean? Now every day is a day off! It's a real Christmas miracle.
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Arkhams Razor posted:I think it has a good idea of how it wants to be built, but is still in the process of transitioning, at least on offense. The biggest problem is the defense going to poo poo, which was supposed to make the current level of offensive output sufficient. Fingers crossed!! The D definitely seems like a big oversight. They had to realize how much of an impact Weddle Mosley and Suggs all leaving at once might cause. And Zadarius Smith was apparently pretty strong of a player too. But seems like he took a big leap this season from what he was. We just always have these problems with the offensive line. I have to think other teams have similar problems on the offensive line but still make things work. I don't imagine there's too many teams out there with 5 good players. Most have one or two duds that they just have to work around. At least I would think that. Maybe not accurate. So that's why I just don't like eternally using the excuse of the offensive line for not having our poo poo together.
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Too bad! Although I can't say for certain that his apparent ineffectiveness is the result of his own talent. I saw some analyst guy article headline say that it wasn't, but I didn't look into it.
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It's cool that there have been multiple completely unnecessary helmet to helmet hits that cause significant injuries that only draw a flag
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Hot Diggity! posted:It's cool that there have been multiple completely unnecessary helmet to helmet hits that cause significant injuries that only draw a flag It didn't even draw a flag until they saw it KO'ed him. Then the ref decided to throw it Yet later another player was flagged later for grabbing the QB's feet as he threw the ball. Not even diving low, just grabbing them as Jackson threw and then he fell. Kawalimus fucked around with this message at 15:59 on Oct 7, 2019 |
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Grittybeard posted:Deshaun's after game press conferences are good. I love this poo poo. Most players, QBs included, have to go back and review tape before they can give an analysis like this, but Watson is able to just spit it right out.
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The only qb who wouldn't be able to do that is Goff
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Blitz7x posted:The only qb who wouldn't be able to do that is Goff Yeah like I said he's not giving any secrets away but it's still so refreshing to have someone just talk a little football since no one does it for some reason.
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Tato posted:Whether Carolina keeps Cam past this season depends on how he looks when he finally returns, but Kyle Allen sure as poo poo isn't his replacement. That was one of the two games I managed to watch yesterday after I got home from vacation, I thought he played pretty drat well? A few mistakes, and that fumbling thing hasn't even bit him yet but it will. Overall though good decisions and catchable balls Kawalimus posted:Maybe the most disturbing thing about the Ravens game was how after the Mason Rudolph injury, the cart wouldn't start. So they picked him up and had him walk off the field. I don't understand that. Do they not have a stretcher anywhere in the building they can't put him on and carry him out?? Was he just knocked out or did he have his neck hurt? They probably asked him if he wanted to walk or wait for another mode of conveyance and he agreed to walk because he could. There is a whiff of irresponsibility there though FizFashizzle posted:I don't know how you defend this. Preferably, not with a linebacker. Elephanthead posted:Look if you want to jump 20 feet and land on your head I ain't gonna scoop your brains up. The scary thing about that is how he kind of jams his neck into the ground. Probably it's just a bad concussion but god drat that's a really stupid thing to do, especially the way he did it. Nothing about that was ever going to work Hot Diggity! posted:Things that ruled the Packers / Cowboys game, in order: Aaron Jones, refball, Amari Cooper This weekend was record-breaking in terms of players exceeding 40 fantasy points, with another ending with 39.7. McCaffrey, Deshaun Watson, Aaron Jones all got 40. Michael Thomas exceeded 40 in PPR scoring. Will Fuller (who I didn't start of course) had 39.7 standard scoring and 53.7 in PPR. Up to this point in the year only Russel Wilson has broken 40 points, which makes it very strange that so many players accomplished it this week. Blitz7x posted:The only qb who wouldn't be able to do that is Goff nope, they're dumbasses until they prove otherwise. especially derek carr
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Play posted:Was he just knocked out or did he have his neck hurt? They probably asked him if he wanted to walk or wait for another mode of conveyance and he agreed to walk because he could. There is a whiff of irresponsibility there though I'm sure they wouldn't have moved him if they suspected a neck injury, but he was knocked into next week so it's not like asking him what he preferred was a good idea either.
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All the reports say it was just a hellacious concussion. This is weirdly great news considering it looked like he died on the field at first.
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These guys are pro-caliber athletes so there's probably a decent black knight-type streak in most of them. So that's why I think they should take every precaution in these types of situations. Rudolph looked like he was literally knocked silly after that.
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Blitz7x posted:The only qb who wouldn't be able to do that is Goff I'm not convinced Trubisky could do that.
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Ches Neckbeard posted:I love that the doctors were to lazy to follow protocol and just walked him off the field. It was actually operator error. The guy driving the cart didn't know what he was doing.
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MarshawnLynch.gif You know the one.
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Ches Neckbeard posted:I love that the doctors were to lazy to follow protocol and just walked him off the field. Seriously. Also, Pittsburgh is claiming the cart wouldn't start due to "operator error" which makes even stupider somehow
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Play posted:Seriously. Look it's impossible to find enough strong people at a NFL football game to carry a spineboard/basket of any sort full of a couple hundred pounds of human being.
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Didn't Pittsburgh used to have some bizarre rule about "no players on crutches on the sidelines" or something? What if some brainiac were like "hey i have an idea, let's have him walk off the field and build the legend for our new QB"
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Play posted:Seriously. Speaking as an engineer that has to do failure analysis a lot, "operator error" is code for either "I don't know and am too lazy to figure it out" or "the actual root cause is embarrassing."
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Salvor_Hardin posted:Speaking as an engineer that has to do failure analysis a lot, "operator error" is code for either "I don't know and am too lazy to figure it out" or "the actual root cause is embarrassing." So it was outta gas?
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Salvor_Hardin posted:Speaking as an engineer that has to do failure analysis a lot, "operator error" is code for either "I don't know and am too lazy to figure it out" or "the actual root cause is embarrassing." Speaking as an operator whose work group is often thrown under the bus by lazy bosses, this sounds about right.
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:So it was outta gas? Or they forgot to plug it into the charger. Running out of gas is something you can fix 5 minutes before kickoff. A dead battery isn't.
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Ches Neckbeard posted:There's still: immobilize his loving spine and put him on the drat stretcher. jfc they took the facemask off so they'd have easy access to his airway without having to move his neck. Yeah they clearly didn't know what to do and instead of thinking it through they panicked, knowing that they couldn't stop the game forever and ended up just letting him walk off when he should've been cared for the whole way and put in a stretcher
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Bruuce allen's record as a GM is 42-75. That's basically 7 seasons of 6-10 , feels like they might be on to something
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