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Kalli posted:The Seahawks are 9.5 point favorites against the 49ers at home this weekend.
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What happened to cutler last night. It looks like the team team told him to go away after that int.
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Week 2 Quick Reads: Fitzpatrick Edition http://www.footballoutsiders.com/quick-reads/2016/week-2-quick-reads quote:Bortles' two touchdowns both came with Jacksonville down 30-plus points in the fourth quarter. I'm stealing this stat from Scott Kacsmar, because it's insane: Blake Bortles is now the NFL's all-time leader in garbage time touchdown passes, 21 touchdowns while down by multiple scores in the second half in games his team has lost. He breaks a tie with Johnny Unitas and Tom Brady, who had 20 each. Unitas played in 211 NFL games. Brady is momentarily stuck at 223. Bortles has played 32. 
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euphronius posted:What happened to cutler last night. It looks like the team team told him to go away after that int. Per Fiz a few posts up, Cutler apparently hurt his hand in week 1 and a lot of his throws were dogshit last night. After the meltdown went into full effect, they got Cutler off the field as soon as humanly possible probably because he injured his hand worse and also possibly because he Jay Cutlered his way into the hearts and minds of bears fans and teammates. Ozu posted:Week 2 Quick Reads: Fitzpatrick Edition Haha, wowwwww
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Ozu posted:Week 2 Quick Reads: Fitzpatrick Edition hmm this shows Ryan Tannehill as a top ten QB
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Ozu posted:Week 2 Quick Reads: Fitzpatrick Edition I love my mascara wearing warrior of christ QB
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Grittybeard posted:Whatever gets him going, he's been 2015 Melvin Gordon disappointing so far, without a bad offensive line to blame. I think that's an overreaction. There are a few reasons for his struggles. For one, the line got beaten up in the run game week 1 against the Giants. Oliver Vernon constantly blew by La'el Collins, Doug Free couldn't block JPP, and no one could move Damon Harrison. The line was much better in week 2 but the Cowboys love running the ball into stacked 7 and 8 man boxes. They knocked that poo poo off a bit against the Redskins and got Elliott some impressive runs where he flashed the talent that got him picked #4 overall. Unsurprisingly, running a rookie into 8 and 7 man boxes all keying on the run has led to some major struggles. Elliott is best when Dallas can spread the defense out, and he make lightning cuts up the field. Outside zone all day long. He'll be fine, he just needs to continue developing some patience, and Dak has to continue to make defenses pay for stacking against the run. He didn't much during the Giants, but he did during the Redskins. Both Dak and Elliott will improve and the Cowboys will win the Super Bowl. Tom Sellout fucked around with this message at 15:50 on Sep 20, 2016 |
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davecrazy posted:Legit feel bad for that dude and his kid/grandson whatever it is. GiantsFan.txt
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I wonder if the NFL will ever revert their nonsensical one helmet rule.
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Take it with a grain of salt, but local Chicago sports radio is saying the Bears are preparing for a "lengthy period without Jay Cutler". The Bears are drafting a quarterback next year. Here we go. Back into the QB hinterlands where Craig Krenzels and Cade McNowns prowl the shadows.
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shyduck posted:I wonder if the NFL will ever revert their nonsensical one helmet rule. Or does that not count
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Mike Tanier writes about the Seahawks' offensive line: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2664569-how-to-survive-behind-the-seahawks-o-line-if-your-name-is-russell-wilsonquote:Okung, Unger and Lynch are all gone. Wilson has a sprained ankle that has reduced his mobility from "Michael Vick 2004" to "slightly friskier Joe Flacco." That's a catastrophic problem, because the Seahawks offensive line currently consists of:
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shyduck posted:I wonder if the NFL will ever revert their nonsensical one helmet rule. I agree get rid of all helmets
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The Kraken posted:I think that's an overreaction. There are a few reasons for his struggles. For one, the line got beaten up in the run game week 1 against the Giants. Oliver Vernon constantly blew by La'el Collins, Doug Free couldn't block JPP, and no one could move Damon Harrison. The line was much better in week 2 but the Cowboys love running the ball into stacked 7 and 8 man boxes. They knocked that poo poo off a bit against the Redskins and got Elliott some impressive runs where he flashed the talent that got him picked #4 overall. Unsurprisingly, running a rookie into 8 and 7 man boxes all keying on the run has led to some major struggles. Elliott is best when Dallas can spread the defense out, and he make lightning cuts up the field. Outside zone all day long. Jason Witten was getting schooled by Vernon all game. Why they think Witten is still an above average blocker is beyond me. Dude gets a holding call every game almost.
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N: Seems like Houston fans I know are "cautiously optimistic" about their trip to Foxboro this Thursday. V: I saw him bound into the library compartment where I sat reading, and his face at once betrayed him. "He is calling! He is calling! I hear him! We must go!" As he spoke he took his ivory image from the table, pocketed it, and seized my arm in an effort to drag me up the companionway to the deck. In a moment I understood that he meant to open the hatch and plunge with me into the water outside, a vagary of suicidal and homicidal mania for which I was scarcely prepared. As I hung back and attempted to soothe him he grew more violent, saying: "Come now—do not wait until later; it is better to repent and be forgiven than to defy and be condemned." Then I tried the opposite of the soothing plan, and told him he was mad—pitifully demented. But he was unmoved, and cried: "If I am mad, it is mercy. May the gods pity the man who in his callousness can remam sane to the hideous end! Come and be mad whilst he still calls with mercy!" darkest timeline darkest timeline darkest timeline darkest timeline dark
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The Kraken posted:Both Dak and Elliott will improve and the Cowboys will win the Super Bowl.
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sam bradford lmao posted:I'm wondering if they already did since the Rams wore helmets with the original color scheme on Sunday
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axeil posted:
They play New York, Dallas, and Redskins 6 times this season. That's a good way to gain more than 2 more victories.
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joe flacco is not particularly slow in the pocket and i think if he had a different face people would stop pretending he is. well, he wasnt before the knee injury anyway but its been a weird meme since he was a rookie which is odd considering how athletic he was Ghost Dog fucked around with this message at 16:34 on Sep 20, 2016 |
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shyduck posted:It's just a sticker swap. Same with what Denver did. In any case it's a dumb rule and I don't understand the reasoning behind it.
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sam bradford lmao posted:Ah that's right. When New England wore their throwbacks a while back on Thanksgiving, their helmets were a different color too. It's because they want every player using the same helmet they are comfortable with all year round. A new helmet every week increases the risk of a head injury due to it not being fitted right or not being broken in.
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FizFashizzle posted:Jay cutler has tendon damage in his throwing thumb, which is basically the most low key of qb killers. Coach Killer KO'd by QB Killer Quagmire
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Volkerball posted:It's because they want every player using the same helmet they are comfortable with all year round. A new helmet every week increases the risk of a head injury due to it not being fitted right or not being broken in. gently caress safety, gimme dem colors 
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Volkerball posted:It's because they want every player using the same helmet they are comfortable with all year round. A new helmet every week increases the risk of a head injury due to it not being fitted right or not being broken in.
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Want PFF's Top and Bottom 5 players at each position? No? Too bad quote:Quarterback
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They have so many things to explain.
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Kalli posted:Want PFF's Top and Bottom 5 players at each position? lmao. Good thing they were precise to the decimal there, I was worried for a second that their bullshit numerology wasn't sufficiently specific.
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Going to go out on a limb and say that DeAngelo Williams wasn't the second worst RB in the league last week. That Jesse James one was weird too, he had a few good catches and looked (to me) like he was doing well blocking the edge
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lol Bradley Sowell isn't in their bottom 5.
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If you extend the list to the top ten QB's you'll see that PFF is actually very accurate https://twitter.com/pff/status/778080751954890752
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Maybe PFF does these just for clicks and doesn't really give a poo poo about how flawed their formula is
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Seems good to me. Clay Matthews is trash.
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I am eating some empanadas for lunch and I gotta say, savory and flaky pastries filled with meats and spices are the best food regardless of what culture they come from 
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Why is Marshall Newhouse not in the bottom 5 offensive tackles I watched him singlehandedly get Eli sacked and then sack-fumbled, and then get a huge holding penalty to kill one of our best drives yesterday, and that's just what I noticed offhand
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Feels good to have the AFC East's best QB. Science bitch.
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Pron on VHS posted:I am eating some empanadas for lunch and I gotta say, savory and flaky pastries filled with meats and spices are the best food regardless of what culture they come from I ate Thai food. It was a cashew chili stir fry w/ chicken and a spring roll. I'll post again in a bit when I'm taking a painful, burning dump.
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Forever_Peace posted:lol Bradley Sowell isn't in their bottom 5.  
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