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Metapod posted:The list is only good if devin Hester is on it I've said it before and i will always say it, Hester owned as a returner and watching him play was amazing. Of course the Bears had to gently caress it up by making him a receiver
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shirts and skins posted:But don't you know that the 1960s - 1980s were the most important period in US history? Everything mattered more then! :boomer: I mean the league did practically double in size in 1960 with the AFL coming into existence.
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Seems too little too late, but oh well. Yay https://twitter.com/Chargers/status/1200821869584084992?s=19
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Metapod posted:The list is only good if devin Hester is on it Hester is the GOAT returner and no one else has ever been close. If they don’t have a special teams category, they should make a spot just for him for that alone. He should be in the HoF.
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devin hester is the only chicago bear of my lifetime who actually did cool poo poo
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Nov 30, 2019 19:18
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They’re doing defensive backs and special teams next week, and I’d imagine Hester is the favorite for punt returner. I don’t know if they’re including one, but now I desperately need Belichick breaking down film of the All-Time long snapper and holder...
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R.D. Mangles posted:devin hester is the only chicago bear of my lifetime who actually did cool poo poo Please dont disrespect peanut like this
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Metapod posted:The list is only good if devin Hester is on it How could you possibly leave him off, his records are unbreakable due to rule changes
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fartknocker posted:They’re doing defensive backs and special teams next week, and I’d imagine Hester is the favorite for punt returner. He might literally take off his pants for that.
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Cancel Freddie Kitchens for disrespecting Mr. Rogers. e: 
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Shinji2015 posted:I'm fine with the idea of having no active players on there, but Belicheck is on the list (yeah, coach /= player, but active is active), and we all know Brady's getting on there, too (and Brees would not be a shocker, either). Why would Brady be on the list? Are they listing like 15 QBs?
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R.D. Mangles posted:devin hester is the only chicago bear of my lifetime who actually did cool poo poo rex grossman did plenty of cool poo poo, just mostly for the other team
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There have been no active players yet, with Watt, maybe Peterson, and possibly Aaron Donald being the only candidates of the groups they’ve done so far. Brady, and very likely Brees or Rodgers will end up on the QB list. I think Vinatieri is probably the favorite for kicker. Receiver will be interesting with lots of recent guys. Fitzgerald has a good chance of making the list, and maybe a very outside shot of Julio. I’m not sure if any current offensive linemen jump out for the all time list, but there will be recent guys like Joe Thomas I assume. Defensive backs are next week, and Ed Reed will be a lock from recent players (And maybe Revis) but the only active guys I’d maybe expect to show up would be maybe Sherman and/or Thomas, but I honestly don’t think either of them will.
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R.D. Mangles posted:devin hester is the only chicago bear of my lifetime who actually did cool poo poo jay cutler showed up to every game drunk and chain smoked during half time
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R.D. Mangles posted:devin hester is the only chicago bear of my lifetime who actually did cool poo poo Sam Hurd did cool poo poo but not on the field
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ho fan posted:jay cutler showed up to every game drunk and chain smoked during half time Jay Cutler is unironically the best QB in Bears franchise history.
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https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1200883495955906561?s=19 lol
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https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1200519810884546565 big $$
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Welp Tunsil is gonna be expensive as gently caress now
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Oh so he was stabbed in self defense.
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What weak poo poo https://twitter.com/mattschneidman/status/1200882819741954048?s=19
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yeah....this is going well https://twitter.com/RuiterWrongFAN/status/1200857692211990530
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Is there any place I can download or stream the NFL list of player videos besides the snippets on the official twitter account?
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OxySnake posted:Alan Page being unanimous was fairly obvious, John Randle making it is cool. Diva Cupcake posted:A good point about the list reflecting the bias of the committee members and when they came up in the league. I don't know how much influence Belichick specifically had, but I wonder if him playing against all the guys from '00-'10 influenced this. "JJ Watt? Great player, but just do x y and z to scheme him out of existence. Now Buck Buchanan, there's a guy nobody could figure out"
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Nosre posted:I don't know how much influence Belichick specifically had, but I wonder if him playing against all the guys from '00-'10 influenced this. They’re probably afraid of being accused of recency bias so they’re overcompensating.
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So I'm probably asking the obvious, but I'm assuming the fine amount against players are somehow based on inflation/COLA type things?
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Colostomy Bag posted:So I'm probably asking the obvious, but I'm assuming the fine amount against players are somehow based on inflation/COLA type things? There’s a table with amounts depending on how many offenses. It increases 5% every year per the CBA.
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Hot Diggity! posted:What weak poo poo https://twitter.com/ktompkinsii/status/1198777459560325121 lol holy poo poo
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:They’re probably afraid of being accused of recency bias so they’re overcompensating. I think you're overthinking it. There's no real mystery to why the list is dominated by players the voters grew up watching
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Intruder posted:I think you're overthinking it. There's no real mystery to why the list is dominated by players the voters grew up watching Nostalgia is a powerful drug.
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Crossposting and I think everyone should watch this, it shows just how thoroughly the 49ers defense planned for and shut down Rodgers and the Packers. Good 10 minutes of All-22 video analysis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF91z9oK4G4 It boils down to a couple things: the Niners kept disguising their plays through their safeties bluffing one play then switching to another play, and LaFleur's playbook is essentially the same as Shanahan's so the 49ers defense was accustomed to playing against it and not only knew what to expect but also knew how to mitigate its strengths.
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:Nostalgia is a powerful drug. I also think the emphasis on player safety has lead to a lot of "back when men were men" thinking
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Intruder posted:I also think the emphasis on player safety has lead to a lot of "back when men were men" thinking Unrelated, but I was thinking that the proliferation of the seam route probably has a lot to do with the defenseless receiver rules. It's still not exactly safe to run, but I would rather try it now than ten or twenty years ago when the safety was deliberately trying to put his helmet through your face mask.
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