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Yeah, he probably hadn't even gotten a parking spot yet. 
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Nov 29, 2016 22:19
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Jonathan Fisk posted:Please repost that Logan Thomas measurable comparison chart, I realize now I was mistaken and he is pretty much Gronk 2.0  Actually you were right he is no good.
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Nov 29, 2016 22:41
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Imagine if Sam Bradford had been brave and come out for the 2009 draft. The Lions would have taken him, I think. Then maybe the Jets would have gotten Stafford.
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Nov 30, 2016 23:56
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ulmont posted:Didn't the Jets pick Sanchez first overall that draft? It would have been very strange for the 0-16 team to not get the first pick. The Jets traded up to #5 for Sanchez with the Browns. I think the Browns actually drafted someone good!
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pmchem posted:TFF already cover the Simmons/Gladwell article about the state of the NFL? I thought this was the most interesting part. Malcolm Gladwell posted:[DeMaurice] Smith negotiated one of the all-time-worst collective bargaining AGREEMENTS in history in 2011, when he agreed to a smaller share of total revenue for the players and also to the salary-cap loophole that you’re talking about. But I have to say that his defense kind of convinced me: He has no bargaining power. The only card he can play is a strike, and the odds of getting the players to walk off the job are basically zero. And the owners know that. Think about it: The length of the average career fell by two and a half years from 2008 to 2014, and now stands at under three years. How do you convince the majority of players to risk a third of their projected careers in pursuit of a better deal? He’s right! It’s impossible! Do you remember what else he said? (I think this was off-camera, so forgive me, DeMaurice.) The owner that he feels is most open to improving the lot of the players and thinking rationally about the future of the league is … Dan Snyder. As you would say, Bill: Ladies and gentlemen, your 2016 National Football League! Living proof that in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. I say we turn this exchange into an open letter to Snyder, since he is apparently football’s last best hope for salvation.
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Dec 1, 2016 19:55
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Can we talk about Ohio State's monstrous 2016 draft class? Joey Bosa, probable DROY Ezekiel Elliott, possible DROY, possible MVP/OPOY Eli Apple, playing the majority of defensive snaps lately Taylor Decker, day one starter at LT, most impactful tackle in his class so far Darron Lee, playing a majority of snaps most of the time Michael Thomas, already a great receiver except for bunched fumbles Vonn Bell, playing almost every snap lately Adolphus Washington, started six games Braxton Miller, has made some plays Nick Vannett, as many receptions as first-round pick Laquon Treadwell Joshua Perry, plays on special teams Cardale Jones, employed
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Dec 1, 2016 21:13
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Metapod posted:Uh no Yes he is, wrong person. 
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Dec 2, 2016 00:31
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If I fired the GM, it would be for building such an offensive line, which was bad before the injuries.
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Dec 2, 2016 06:16
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The Madden Curse appeared to be dead, friends. But it has returned with a vengeance.
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Dec 3, 2016 05:09
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Assuming DeAndre Levy doesn't play, the Lions will have two linebackers tomorrow against the number two scoring offense: Antwione Williams, a fifth-round rookie, and Josh Bynes, whom they re-signed a month ago after cutting him from IR to start the year. Not exactly ideal.
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fsif posted:But then there's always the Browns. I hope that "team employees" is just euphemism for the players.
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