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Papercut posted:Jimmy G has looked like garbage this first half Jimmy G looks like the guy who played Po or Poe or whatever in the new starwarses.
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Leperflesh posted:I'm scared too but it's good to remember that this was really just the first preseason game and not draw too many conclusions from it. 0-1 being the primary conclusion.
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Benne posted:It's hilarious when they pull the mask down and then keep holding up a playsheet to hide their mouths while calling plays. Like, bro, you literally have the mask right there, it's a perfect time to use it. Old habits die hard I guess. My favourite was Mullet Belichick covering his mouth with the playsheet, while wearing his mask.
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The Rams uniforms look like the old California license plates.
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Thank you Robbie Gould for the double resurrection in kicker eliminator.
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The whole Seahawks team looked off tonight. Both sides of the ball looked completely gassed for the second half. Like they were all playing hung over.
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DancingMachine posted:Yeah that poo poo deserves a suspension but won't even get a second look. Fine him the equivalent of Carson's salary for the time he's out.
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kensei posted:I almost feel like you could start a Patrick Maholmes Bull poo poo movement much like RWBS and no one would argue That would imply the Chiefs are ever down far enough to need it.
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The good: watching Dickson put on a punting clinic. The bad: Dickson having to put on a punting clinic. The ugly: the Seahawks offensive line. 
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I was going to say, against any other team, I think you go for it, but against the Seahawks, you kick the field goal... If you're any other team but the Vikings. That being said, a missed field goal is no different than a missed 4th down conversion in that case.
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Oct 13, 2020 04:50
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Stafford's final drive might have been drive of the week, but that DK tackle must be the best play of the week.
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Oct 26, 2020 02:30
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Congrats Cardinals, but good lord that game was begging to end in a tie.
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Oct 26, 2020 20:05
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Also I'm glad I went to bed at half time and watched the rest of the compressed game on lunch break today because I wouldn't have slept at all if I'd stayed up to watch the whole thing.
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Oct 26, 2020 20:06
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Garbage time or no, Mullens was throwing with a lot more zip than it seemed Jimmy could manage. He was chucking darts out there. Nice to see Dallas step up as Seattle's only RB.
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DancingMachine posted:"stepping up" Yeah I mean, he wasn't used that much because the game was all on Russ and DK, but he was involved in some key 1st downs, and 5 targets 5 receptions means he didn't drop any. Looking for some silver linings here.
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Maybe the PED Moore pissed hot for was Dexamethasone...
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Nov 4, 2020 20:28
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Wow, that was some trash play by Seattle today. But most of it was Quentin Dunbar being about as useful as a tackling dummy in basically every play. You could see him kind of limp-running on the play before his DPI call in the 4th, I guess he's nursing an injury, but that is a guy who needs to be replaced by some practice squad guy and sit on the bench for a game to think about how badly he sucked.
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seiferguy posted:Everyone keeps sharing it on twitter so I have to show it here: He looked like he took a traumatic brain injury on like the first play of the first quarter and didn't know where he was or what he was supposed to be doing for the rest of the game.
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half cocaine posted:Lmao both Quill and Dunbar will be out. Dunbar was out last game too.
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half cocaine posted:I see the Seahawks defence can't stop a wet paper bag. Seahawks defense is made out of wet paper bag.
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Nov 16, 2020 00:29
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There was one play where Russ curled up in a ball as soon as he received the snap. There was a free edge rusher (I think it was Floyd) that he picked up, so he knew right away he was done. He seemed really spooked by the Rams pass rush and forced all kinds of poo poo before plays had time to devop. The defense we knew was bad, but I think the o-line got exposed as not being the level of mediocre we all hoped it finally was.
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DariusLikewise posted:Rams defense held Russ to no touchdowns, his 2nd lowest passing yardage output of the season, picked him twice and sacked him six times while taking the Seahawks biggest offensive weapon out of the game. They held an offense that has scored 30+ in every game this season to under 20 points. It was a great defensive performance and I'm excited to see what they can manage against the Bucs, 49ers and Cardinals the next three weeks, especially as the players grasp the system more and more and make less mistakes. Yeah I very much agree. On the Rams defense, and on Russ being exhausted. Previous games showed Seattle's defense as exposed, this one exposed our offense. With no run game, questionable o-line vs a top tier pass rush, and good DBs smothering Lockett and Metcalf, there's only so much you can ask of kickass QB. On those Rams DBs, the cameras didn't show it much because they were focussed to much on Russ getting pressured and sacked, but there were a few looks that showed the guy coveting Metcalf just sticking to him like glue.
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half cocaine posted:"SoftBank" Well it started out as a software distribution company at least, so...
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What gets me is when a stadium has a non-corporate name originally, like the Skydome in Toronto, and the subsequent attempts at memory-holing that legacy in the name of our corporate overlords. I still call it the skydome.
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That was a good, fun game. Little chippy in parts, but good. Man it was good having Hyde back. Hawks and Cards are well matched.
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Lol that Rams 49ers game. Ball was greased or something. So many turnovers!
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Nov 30, 2020 23:03
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Man, the Seahawks look so much better with a credible run game. Great to have Carson and Hyde back.
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Its Rinaldo posted:It's funny, I still just go to Total Wine to get things. In WA they sell Suntory whiskey for cheaper than Costco. It's probably one of those "yeah it's actually crap though" to the locals but as an out of towner, I found Total Wine in Tukwila amaaaaazing. The prices were weird though. Some stuff (local especially) was super cheap, but some imported stuff was actually more expensive than LCBO prices.
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seiferguy posted:Alright, best grocery stores, Seattle area edition: Didn't there used to be some place called Pacific Marketplace or Pacific Coast Markets or something like that? I remember going to one I think near Seward park once and it seemed pretty good.
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Tulalip Tulips posted:The old Columbia Plaza in Columbia City got converted in to fancy apartments and a PCC and when that happened I felt like my dad when Angie's got torn down. That said, PCC has great salads. Oh yeah PCC, that's the place! Pass rush looked good against the eagles, but then Wentz is a bit of a sitting duck.
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Nanobubble manufacturing equipment had been on the fritz, been making microbubbles. New parts finally arrived from China, nanoscale manufacturing capability restored.
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Listen, Russ can still cook just fine. It's just the executive chef designed a garbage menu, the waitstaff keep calling in sick, and it's not like it's his restaurant, so he's not about to work himself to death for it.
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Dutchy posted:If we could just hypnotize him into believing he's always down 15+ in the 4th.... Send him to the Wilson Dojo.
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I really liked the gimbal DSLR camera footage in the end zone and some of the huddles they used during the Washington Seattle game.
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Refs tried their hardest to give the Rams the advantage, but in the end it was the same old sorry rear end rams. Beathard also played pretty well for the 49ers. Like, better than Handsome Jimmy had been.
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Also, no problem with Carroll's goal line challenge. I think he calls a time out there anyway to let the defense come up for air and make sure their coverage is correct. You don't lose anything by making that time out a challenge, if you have the opportunity to challenge something. Fumble in the endzone, even if it's 99% not recovered by you, is still worth a shot if you were calling time out anyway.
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Nit Wit Dog poo poo posted:How? I'm seriously asking because I only saw clips of the game on RedZone, and I haven't heard/read this. I disagree with the interpretation of giving himself up, based on the rule posted in the GDT. "Article 1: Dead Ball Declared. An official shall declare the ball dead and the down ended: ...when a runner is out of bounds, or declares himself down by falling to the ground, or kneeling, and making no effort to advance; or" He didn't kneel, and he didn't fall to the ground and make no effort to advance. He made the catch and got up with it in his possession. Then he decided not to advance the ball by placing it on the ground, not while he was on the ground. But anyway, it was pretty loving hilarious for a minute regardless. There was also the roughing the kicker penalty, which was clearly running into the kicker, the former which gave the Rams a fresh set of downs. And the fumble on the punt that was recovered by Seattle on replay but was never reviewed or considered to be anything but a recovery by the Rams. And the not set penalty on DK that erased a run for a 1st, which is ticky tacky but maybe technically correct, like calling an o-lineman on holding. And then there was the obvious intentional grounding where Goff was still in the pocket and hucked it into the turf behind the LOS to avoid pressure that wasn't called. There was probably other stuff, but the Rams never really were able to make much of any advantage given by the refs, so it was only WTF at the time it happened and quickly forgotten. And like I'm not mad about it really, because we got the win, but it just seemed to me while watching the game that if the refs had a chance to make a call that favoured the Rams, they made that call. Finger Prince fucked around with this message at 17:41 on Dec 29, 2020 |
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YOLOsubmarine posted:He fell to the ground and made no effort to advance the ball, which is exactly what the rule says. Both of those actions happened. The rule doesn’t say you must fall to the ground and remain there while not advancing the ball. How would one even advance the ball while they were on the ground? Rolling? Belly crawling? Yeah, I know, I know. I just wish they'd sometimes err on the side of funniest result, that's all!
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Intel&Sebastian posted:I think if you consistently apply it the way it was sunday you're going against the spirit of the rule, opening the game up to more antics, and putting more doubt into a players head on whether or not a play is actually over without hearing a whistle. All of which is much worse than a team who couldn't stop the clock anyway losing a few extra seconds. Yeah, he could have easily turned up field and run for another 5 yards once he got up with the ball. The fact that he didn't confused the defense enough that they thought the ball was live. You need to make a point of declaring the ball dead at the spot, like signalling for a fair catch. If there was a defender anywhere near him he could have got trucked while he was putting down the ball. But I get it, and it's not an inconsistent call. Look at intentional grounding. As long as you meet the barest minimum criteria of vague intent it's not intentional grounding. Just throw it withing 5 yards of the feet of your blocking TE with his back to you with one foot on the side hash mark, good enough, you tried. Nobody was ever going to catch that, but the intent was you were declaring the play dead, so it's dead.
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