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Ehud posted:I posted about it in the Philbin thread. If people are legit upset about the trophy comment then lol. Dude is on a 1-3 team that has given up, he's getting destroyed every week, and some defensive player hijacks a walk-through by going full speed and picking him off. Of course he's frustrated. Taking it out on the practice squad for picking off his garbage rear end makes him look like a bitch
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This sounds like an offensive line that's well on its way to a Super Bowl: Gregg Bell @gbellseattle #Seahawks OL coach Tom Cable sez communication much improved last 2 games. RG J.R. Sweezy says commo the problem. So: A miscommunication https://twitter.com/gbellseattle/status/651903198995722240
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Y Kant Ozma Diet posted:Taking it out on the practice squad for picking off his garbage rear end makes him look like a bitch there are no more bitches on the miami dolphins after coach campbell culled the herd earlier today rip dallas thomas
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Oct 8, 2015 00:38
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Its Miller Time posted:Why the NFL Has a Quarterback Crisis: http://freetexthost.com/5o2xstj3yl Ugh. College football is garbage.
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AAA DOLFAN posted:Except they did exactly that. And it's a walk through. Talking to the guy after you insulted him in front of the team is not "exactly that".
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I don't understand how this is still a thing. From the sounds of it the practice squad was running a scout defense in a walk through and they kept picking off his passes. He has said he wasn't getting the looks they were supposed to, which leads me to believe people weren't doing what they should of been doing. For those who may not know, the scout team generally runs a really basic defense for a walkthrough during practice. The idea is "These are their basic formations that they run, and here is how we are going to attack it." They will probably run the 1-3 plays that the coaches have picked to attack that zone 10-30 times. There is a lot to be gained for this if done right. You get a sense for where the passing lanes and zones are going to be. You can work on perfecting your timing with your go to WR so that the ball is to them at the perfect time. More advanced QBs can start to process how teams would counter this play and start seeing how to counter that counter. Imagine you are going up against a base 4-3 cover 2 scheme in practice. And after running it a few times, one Safety, instead of going into their deep zone, takes 2 steps back, and then cuts in front of the pass that they have seen 5-10 times prior. If they were garbage throws that fell into the DBs hand, thats one thing, but if they were going full speed to make a point gently caress that guy. They are just wasting practice time and slowing everything down.
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Oct 8, 2015 01:00
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I don't know how NFL practices work. I just like the " Tannehill is a crybaby" narrative.
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Y Kant Ozma Diet posted:I don't know how NFL practices work. I just like the " Tannehill is a crybaby" narrative. I like the “Tannehill is a great carpenter” narrative where he just looks for excuses to offer to build people trophy cases.
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Oct 8, 2015 01:09
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Yaws posted:Ugh. College football is garbage. It's cool and good
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Yaws posted:Ugh. College football is garbage. the opposite reading is true, college football rules and NFL football is stodgy old man garbage
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Oct 8, 2015 01:17
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FizFashizzle posted:Well one of those rookies was ROTY, nevermind how that ended up. VY for life
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OxySnake posted:I don't understand how this is still a thing. this is a good explanation but I heard Brady pays people who cuck him
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Oct 8, 2015 01:24
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Ross Angeles posted:It's cool and good the Florida gators are my only reason for living right now
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FizFashizzle posted:Well one of those rookies was ROTY, nevermind how that ended up. Wasn't that year the same year CJ2k ran for 2,000 yards and Vince Young didn't need to throw the ball?
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RisqueBarber posted:Wasn't that year the same year CJ2k ran for 2,000 yards and Vince Young didn't need to throw the ball? Off by 3 years there buddy. Vince Young was the '06 ROTY, CJ2K was '09.
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Alaois posted:the opposite reading is true, college football rules and NFL football is stodgy old man garbage please stop watching
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Ehud posted:this is a good explanation As for Brady I'm guessing that is during the phase of practice that is actually full speed and both sides of the ball don't know what play is going to be run. As practice builds up you eventually start to build your playbook for the game. Of if this then that, if that then this. Etc, until you build the entire game plan. If we hit this run play to the RG 3x, then they counter it with the SOLB attacking that hole. If they use that blitz with the SOLB, we play action out of that and hit the X receiver on this route in the area that that LB has vacated. So you would have the defense come out in their alignment or with certain notable players marked and it would be up to the offense to understand what play they should run, but the D has liberty to call their plays too, and actually play defense instead of just being bodies. Ninja Edit: This is also why you hear about teams struggling, and then the defense calling out what plays they are going to run presnap. When nothing is working offensively you cut down from dozens of plays to maybe a dozen or less. The idea being that you keep practicing those till you can execute it 80% of the time and build off of that. Edit 2: This is a lot of words for this subject but it's a pet peeve that I used to have from long ago when I played football (and was god awful.) We had 1 LB that felt he had to make huge plays on walkthroughs every loving practice, it generally had him getting pulled aside and getting bitched at, then us doing laps.
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Ehud posted:this is a good explanation Golden Tate exploring trade to New England
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nerve posted:please stop watching no my team is good this year
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Ehud posted:the Florida gators are my only reason for living right now sec east lol
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Quest For Glory II posted:They need to have some of these games be the MNF/SNF/TNF games just so we have primetime games that don't end at 1 am Primetime games always end by 9pm though.
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js86 posted:http://espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=311204003 I don't know if the best part of this game is the only touchdown being scored on a hail mary at the end of the first half (that was completely covered) or Roy Williams deciding to personally sabotage Hanie's only good drive by juggling a ball for five yards and then handing it to a Chiefs DB for an interception.
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Ross Angeles posted:sec east lol ole miss 
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Kalli posted:This is my fav. example of Belichick being Belichick: Kalli I was seriously going to post this it's one of my favorite football stories. pasaluki fucked around with this message at 02:14 on Oct 8, 2015 |
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Gronk and Witten are both at 59 TDs. Only four other TE's have ever reached 60. Gates is at 99. Tony Gonzalez 111  Antonio Gates 99 Shannon Sharpe 62 Jerry Smith 60
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NC-17 posted:Gronk and Witten are both at 59 TDs. Only four other TE's have ever reached 60. Gates is at 99. Gates gonna catch Gonzo
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NC-17 posted:Jerry Smith 60 Well this guy turned out to be more interesting than I was thinking when I looked him up. quote:A 2014 documentary from the NFL Network's A Football Life series profiles his career, as well as his "double life as a closeted gay man and a star athlete". Played from '65 to '77, it sounds like everyone actually knew he was gay but he never admitted it.
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Alaois posted:the opposite reading is true, college football rules and NFL football is stodgy old man garbage College football is little kids scampering around in the peewee league though? I like to call it Bitch Ball
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Grittybeard posted:I don't know if the best part of this game is the only touchdown being scored on a hail mary at the end of the first half (that was completely covered) or Roy Williams deciding to personally sabotage Hanie's only good drive by juggling a ball for five yards and then handing it to a Chiefs DB for an interception. A fun game to play with that roster is "Who is on the team still?" and then "Who is in the NFL still?"
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Parmesan Basil posted:A fun game to play with that roster is "Who is on the team still?" and then "Who is in the NFL still?" I had to look up Roy Williams after posting that to make sure I was remembering it right. It's hard to believe he didn't just vanish into nothingness after Jerry Jones traded a first & third rounder for him.
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Ross Angeles posted:Gates gonna catch Gonzo The takeaway for me is that Gronk is going to set every TE record ever.
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Mr. Nice! posted:The takeaway for me is that Gronk is going to set every TE record ever. If he stays durable, which with Gronk's history, isn't a sure thing. And if he does, it'll be interesting to see how his production continues post-Brady.
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The NFL is my only refuge from the horror that is the Gamecocks this year. 
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Colin Kaepernick posted:"Whether football's here or not, I will be fine. I go out, I play to win. I'm not worried about job security when I step in this building." What I like to imagine followed immediately posted:Kaepernick then stabbed his thumb over his shoulder towards Blaine Gabbert and continued, "After all, look at that guy."
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http://www.bleedinggreennation.com/...rd-mark-sanchez Tyrod Taylor wanted to play for the Eagles, but they signed Tim Tebow instead. So he ended up a Bill. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-gameday/0ap3000000548564/Taylor-ed-for-success
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:http://www.bleedinggreennation.com/...rd-mark-sanchez Taylor is such a different player than Bradford it's hard to know whether he would have made the Eagles better or worse assuming he would be given a chance as a starter (he wouldn't have). The one thing I do know is I'm glad the Bills have him.
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pasaluki posted:The one thing I do know is I'm glad the Bills have him. im still nervous about the Titans game Bills are 0-5 in the past 5 games against them
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:im still nervous about the Titans game Last game we played against them at their place I was at. It was the game Bud Adams flipped us off. With that lusty old salt (who was the source of their vigor and bullshit wins against us) dead, the Bills should be able to trample them. And when they do, there will be no NFL city and team that will be without the corruption of a loss to the Bills!
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