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Volkerball posted:McNabb went to 4 straight NFC championship games, and Culpepper had one of the best, coolest seasons in NFL history. Culpepper basically set the standard for fun QB for me. His was my first jersey and I'll hold onto it after it's worn and tattered. I pretended to care about the UFL because of him. SunshineDanceParty fucked around with this message at 20:31 on Sep 27, 2014 |
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Ostentatious posted:I'm pretty sure if I hosed up in my office, people would care. So are you arguing with the Tannehill character in that joke or just hoping someone cares about you or what
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COME ON JOHNSON WHERES YOUR POCKET PRESENCE YOU DONT EVEN HAVE YOUR NAME STAMP?!?
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Atticus Finch posted:I forgot about Zeitler, but he's coming back in 2 weeks. AJ missed a game and came back the next. The rest will be ready after the bye week (with a big maybe on Burfict). I wouldn't consider any of those injuries major or worth worrying about. Yeah I don't think that they're worrisome or long term problems, but they are major losses within the games. The fact the team has looked as dominant as they have, against pretty good competition, while important pieces are missing at any given time, is encouraging. In particular, no AJ and no Marvin against Atlanta should have been a problem, but the team was able to compensate in a major way. That's impressive to me.
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Chris de Sperg posted:I'm surprised the NFL aren't forcing the team to play him at RT all game tbh or something. The NFL and their media associates over here love Menelik Watson because he's perceived as having the chance to be a NFL starter (he'll never be a NFL starter but 2nd-round pick from a year ago at a position no-one can evaluate means it'll be a while before people give up on him), he's very visibly and proudly British and is perceived as British first and foremost, he's on a team who probably have more name recognition than almost any other in Britain (you see a LOT of Raiders merchandise in London because of it being a fashion thing and such), and so on. Dude, in Australia in the 90's we got the Darren loving Bennett coverage overshadowing every single aspect of NFL information and it was mind numbingly painful. I hate Darren Bennett so damned much, even though everyone here says he was awesome (probably because he was a football player first and a punter second and actively sought out contact) but when the coverage tries to relate everything about football to one single player on a team you don't care about, it sucks. When that player is a loving punter it's downright infuriating.
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Haha mate, two of my friend were up there today. Both British, both Packer fans and well into football. One is volunteering with free tickets to the game tomorrow. They know it's a poo poo match up, you don't live in Britain and follow football to not realise that. It's like if you're a Martian captivated on the goings on of planet Earth. Then some idiot fires a rocket to you with some of the most idiotic humans you know. You don't care, you've fixated on the goings on of these humans whatever they choose to do, you're gonna be so drat excited they're here because it's such a rare and fascinating event. It's your only human fix you're gonna get and you're grateful for it.
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Speaking of being fascinated by just how stupid humans are and the things that they can do... http://m.bigskypress.com/GreenRoom/archives/2014/09/26/ill-loving-cut-you-behind-the-scenes-of-the-1491s-segment-on-the-daily-show Here's a behind the scenes write up from Migizi Pensoneau. One of the Native Americans from the comedy troupe, The 1491's, invited to film the Daily Show segment about the Washington name change. Here's an excerpt: quote:The next morning, football Sunday, the three of us went to FedEx Field as part of the show. “The Daily Show” taped us wandering around the “Redskins Nation” tailgate, though that never made it on air. I, rather naively, thought maybe we’d be able use our presence at the tailgate as a way to showcase our humanity, and let the Washington Team know that there are Native Americans out there who are among them—real people not relegated to the eternal myth of history. Maybe we’d change a mind or two. Or, at least, maybe some ignorant hilarity could be caught on camera. It was worth a try, so with a camera crew following us, one little, two little and a third big Indian struck out into FedEx Field’s Redskin Nation tailgate. Sources later confirmed that the "blonde little wisp of a girl" quoted in the bolded text was actually Daniel Snyder in a wig.
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Chris de Sperg posted:I'm surprised the NFL aren't forcing the team to play him at RT all game tbh or something. The NFL and their media associates over here love Menelik Watson because he's perceived as having the chance to be a NFL starter (he'll never be a NFL starter but 2nd-round pick from a year ago at a position no-one can evaluate means it'll be a while before people give up on him), he's very visibly and proudly British and is perceived as British first and foremost, he's on a team who probably have more name recognition than almost any other in Britain (you see a LOT of Raiders merchandise in London because of it being a fashion thing and such), and so on. He played pretty solidly when he was in last season. Just couldn't stay healthy to the point that he'd make Chaz Schilens feel like ironman. Also it's kind of funny that Jack Crawford got cut in preseason and then got signed to the Cowboys active roster. Totally missing out on his 15 minutes of fame. He would've been the most famous scrub DE in the NFL if he was still on the team. Well, the second most famous. 
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I guess MetLife stadium has transforming the stadium down pretty well. ND/Syracuse right now and Jets/Lions at one tomorrow.
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beejay posted:So are you arguing with the Tannehill character in that joke or just hoping someone cares about you or what yes Stephen Tulloch would do a celebration dance again if given the opportunity What a cool guy Ostentatious fucked around with this message at 01:24 on Sep 28, 2014 |
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Ehud posted:SPORTS LOBSTER I can only read this in a B-52s voice
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Arctic Baldwin posted:I can only read this in a B-52s voice Well, this game will be a bikini whale.
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Arctic Baldwin posted:I can only read this in a B-52s voice Doo doo doo doodoo DOO doo DOO doo, SPORTSLOBSTER!
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Apparently Sportlobster is a social network. Because the world didn't have enough of those.
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Kawalimus posted:Poor misunderstood lightning man. Mods, change Ross' name to this, tia.
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A fockin chav nicked me mobile. Oim right buggered m8 - Ryan Tannehill gets pumped for game day
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football fuckerman posted:A fockin chav nicked me mobile. Oim right buggered m8 - Ryan Tannehill gets pumped for game day http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwoPciPwZWQ
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Atticus Finch posted:I forgot about Zeitler, but he's coming back in 2 weeks. AJ missed a game and came back the next. The rest will be ready after the bye week (with a big maybe on Burfict). I wouldn't consider any of those injuries major or worth worrying about. Turf toe eventually ended Jack Lambert's career
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I'm the punter, tax fraud.
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MY NIGGA D-LINK posted:Turf toe eventually ended Jack Lambert's career Jonathan Ogden too.
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Just google turf toe if you don't think it's a serious injury. It sounds lame, but it's nasty as hell.
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Yea turf toe is pretty high up on the list of things that are way gnarlier than they sound.
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Codependent Poster posted:Just google turf toe if you don't think it's a serious injury. It sounds lame, but it's nasty as hell. People wouldn't talk poo poo about if they just called it "torn ligament in his toe"
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MY NIGGA D-LINK posted:Turf toe eventually ended Jack Lambert's career At first I mistook Jack Lambert for Jack Dempsey, who I always mix up with Tom Dempsey, and I was like uhhh
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Volkerball posted:At first I mistook Jack Lambert for Jack Dempsey, who I always mix up with Tom Dempsey, and I was like uhhh Jack Dempsey punched above his weight at the very least. Also boxing needed a few rule changes back then because drat.
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Grittybeard posted:Jack Dempsey punched above his weight at the very least. Yeah, but I thought he was saying Tom Dempsey retired because of turf toe, and Tom Dempsey didn't have toes.
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davecrazy posted:Whitehurst is getting the start. Adjust your fantasy teams accordingly. HE HATH RISEN
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Haha, and the Saints bitched because we threw eggs at their bus.
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What would happen if there was a dedicated fan harassment campaign of the opposing team? Like, not one thing like this, but if it was an ongoing thing all night. Like, bomb threats, fire alarms, fireworks, a marching band going down the hall etcetera
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ParliamentOfDogs posted:What would happen if there was a dedicated fan harassment campaign of the opposing team? Like, not one thing like this, but if it was an ongoing thing all night. Like, bomb threats, fire alarms, fireworks, a marching band going down the hall etcetera then billy would be all drowsy for the actual game the next day
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Chip actually did it to give himself more time to prepare the smoothies for game time.
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ParliamentOfDogs posted:What would happen if there was a dedicated fan harassment campaign of the opposing team? Like, not one thing like this, but if it was an ongoing thing all night. Like, bomb threats, fire alarms, fireworks, a marching band going down the hall etcetera wasn't there some university a couple years ago that had to cancels classes for weeks, if not months, because one rear end in a top hat who knew how to properly use tor, VPNs, and proxies kept sending anonymous untraceable emails with bomb threats
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I dunno, but I need a more light hearted scandal so here's to hoping it was DeSean Jackson going Dr. Chaos on the Eagles.
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nrr posted:because, you see, they don't wake up and start playing until haaaahhhhhh forget it. hah!
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ParliamentOfDogs posted:I dunno, but I need a more light hearted scandal so here's to hoping it was DeSean Jackson going Dr. Chaos on the Eagles. desean Jackson still thinks he beat the eagles last week, so he's definitely not involved. I also have doubts about desean jacksons ability to discover fire
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ParliamentOfDogs posted:What would happen if there was a dedicated fan harassment campaign of the opposing team? Like, not one thing like this, but if it was an ongoing thing all night. Like, bomb threats, fire alarms, fireworks, a marching band going down the hall etcetera
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