NFL 2017 Season
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Thursday Night Football will be the death of the NFL. IF (and that's a big IF) it is allowed to continue, the ONLY teams that play should be those who are coming off of a bye week. So you have 10 days of rest and recovery prior, and then 10 more after. Otherwise, it has to go.
The Hawks can make it without Sherman. It won't be easy.
Yep. Players have hated it for years for the lack of recovery time between games. It really was nothing more than an extra money grab by the League to oversaturate the market. I'm surprised it's still a thing, honestly.
We now know why Jerry Jones is making a stink about Roger Goodell's contract extension.
Scout is going to love this.
Admittedly if I dealt with assholes like Jones and Bob McNair on a daily basis, I'd want a raise, too, but holy shit.
Scout is going to love this.
Admittedly if I dealt with assholes like Jones and Bob McNair on a daily basis, I'd want a raise, too, but holy shit.
Hey, you were pretty close!
Tom Savage is the answer to a question no one asked.
Sorry.
Redskins lost well tonight. Never thought they would beat the Vikings but the held their own and came close.
The Bears were the cure for what ails Green Bay.
Though, they did find a new way to lose with the challenge that cost them a possesion.
Though, they did find a new way to lose with the challenge that cost them a possesion.
That was hilarious. Done in by their own challenge.
Good looking game for the Pats, went into Denver and took care of business. Special Teams, a Belichick fetish, had a huge game and pretty much killed Denver right out of the gate. You know that got Bill going.
Nice to see Bennett come in and pick up right where he left off, too. interesting war of words with GB on this one, wonder what his options are. Are there any sort of repercussions about lying on a release, claiming it's the player's fault for failure to disclose injury? He claims he told them for several weeks in a row, got like 5 opinions, and then decided to get it taken care of since Rodgers was out and GB wasn't going anywhere anyway. They then dumped him and claimed he never said he was hurt. Screwy situation. He's STILL hurt, but willing to play through it if it doesn't get worse and the team is going somewhere, apparently. Either way, big change to the dynamic to have another big pass-catching TE out there, frees up Gronk to smash.
On to Mexico, I suppose.
Nice to see Bennett come in and pick up right where he left off, too. interesting war of words with GB on this one, wonder what his options are. Are there any sort of repercussions about lying on a release, claiming it's the player's fault for failure to disclose injury? He claims he told them for several weeks in a row, got like 5 opinions, and then decided to get it taken care of since Rodgers was out and GB wasn't going anywhere anyway. They then dumped him and claimed he never said he was hurt. Screwy situation. He's STILL hurt, but willing to play through it if it doesn't get worse and the team is going somewhere, apparently. Either way, big change to the dynamic to have another big pass-catching TE out there, frees up Gronk to smash.
On to Mexico, I suppose.
Eh...The Pats didn't win - Denver beat themselves and lost.
take away your favorite 3 TDs and the Pats still have enough points to win that one 
Sanders had a pretty impressive game, just didn't seem like there was much going on beyond that. The Defense never really showed up, Thomas had a couple catches but was otherwise invisible against the mighty (*snickers*) Gilmore, and there didn't appear to be a 3rd option to try for. It's been a pretty quick fall of the cliff for Denver lately. Like I said previously, though, it was kinda known when they went all-in for Manning that there would be the bill to pay later, and here it is. Got a ring, though, so can't really fault the decision to go for it. If Brock had panned out the first time, might have had a transition and kept it alive, but lack of QB has tanked the team, and then had to start breaking it up.
Sanders had a pretty impressive game, just didn't seem like there was much going on beyond that. The Defense never really showed up, Thomas had a couple catches but was otherwise invisible against the mighty (*snickers*) Gilmore, and there didn't appear to be a 3rd option to try for. It's been a pretty quick fall of the cliff for Denver lately. Like I said previously, though, it was kinda known when they went all-in for Manning that there would be the bill to pay later, and here it is. Got a ring, though, so can't really fault the decision to go for it. If Brock had panned out the first time, might have had a transition and kept it alive, but lack of QB has tanked the team, and then had to start breaking it up.
Oh, yes. Complete mismatch. I think even my old Skins, with all their injuries, could have brought a better showing to that game that Denver did. They would have lost, too, but not as horrendously, I don't think. Denver's got some serious work ahead of them in the off-season, cause their main regulation season is pretty much done, now, I think.
And this wasn't bodysuit man, this was a real, old school streaker.
The NFL has sent a letter to Jerry Jones accusing him of engaging in "conduct detrimental to the league," which is a precursor to proceedings that could force him out of ownership.
Drag the league to court for nearly two years over Ballghazi, whatever. Hold up Goodell's contract extension, death to you.
Drag the league to court for nearly two years over Ballghazi, whatever. Hold up Goodell's contract extension, death to you.
Wow...what a dumpster fire the NFL has become.
To be fair, the KRAFTS didn't take anyone to court, the NFL PA did on behalf of Brady. Kraft made noise about it, but didn't for exactly this reason I suppose.
That, and the NFL got in on it too. It was over a couple times, but NFL also appealed decisions when they lost, so not like it was all one-sided. Brady just lost the last one, which meant elevating to the Supreme Court, which meant enough was enough.
That, and the NFL got in on it too. It was over a couple times, but NFL also appealed decisions when they lost, so not like it was all one-sided. Brady just lost the last one, which meant elevating to the Supreme Court, which meant enough was enough.
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