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2019 MINSHEW
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Dr. Shats Basoon
Closed mouths don't get fed
Touchdown Tom man. The guy is going to make you beat him. You just know he's putting up points at the end there.
Hope they maintain their line and don’t Andrew Luck him. He’s FUN
First game I saw any of with him and they lose. Sorry, hermanos @bruin @bruin228 @Yankee151
First game I saw any of with him and they lose. Sorry, hermanos @bruin @bruin228 @Yankee151
hayvis
Will-Gnome Member
I can see the NFL trying everything they can to push Jacksonville to London. The money making potential of a franchise being in London over Jacksonville is fucking huge. You just in denial. They'll work out a way of making the Jags cough up if there's any disparity, and they'll work out a way of pushing it through if there's opposition.
However, what's also a real possibility is they put more and more games on in London and not move a team, however this doesn't explain why Khan has bought Wembley. Far too big a stadium for Fulham, and the NFL is already spreading the games around, so he's not got a monopoly on that. The only strategic move I can think of is that he thinks there's a real possibility of the Jags in London, and that they can still put other NFL games on around them.
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I remember Colt McCoy beating them when he was starting for the Browns somehow. He had to be pretty young at that time.
Yep he was 24 lmao. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201011070cle.htm
NML
Well-Known Member
I think I would have to care to be in denial. I don’t go to games anyways, so whether they are the Jacksonville Jaguars or the London Sillynannies, it doesn’t affect me.
I just don’t see how they could possibly get approval from owners to have a full time team there. That would be a massive disadvantage for 1) that team and 2) the teams in their conference. It also monopolizes that market for one team. The league itself will see just as much money (if not more) if they just have seventeen games there between different teams.
There’s a million reason he could be buying Wembley. Fulham probably plays 6-10 matches a year that would sell out. If they could stabilize themselves a bit, Khan will invest enough to put them in contention for European spots which would obviously sell out. Maybe he’ll get the rights to all the NFL games? I don’t know enough to really comment outside of that, but I’m sure there’s concerts, national team games, etc. Isn’t it basically the premier venue in Ingerland?
I heard for a decade how the Jaguars were just about to move to LA, or Vegas, or St Louis. It never happened. Khan has done so much to this stadium, I don’t see how he would possibly sell it because no one is going to want to move a team to Jacksonville. He just built an entire concert venue that attaches to the stadium.
I must have misheard it, so I googled it. He is 23-0 at home. 24-0 after last night.
Ironically, the last young qb to win in NE....Tim Couch of the Browns lol
https://turnto10.com/sports/new-eng...ve-historically-struggled-at-gillette-stadium
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Bill just has a soft spot for his old shitty club!
hayvis
Will-Gnome Member
This is the thing... Jaguars aside, this is the thing I can't work out. London is absolutely full of venues and sports stadiums, some of which don't even have a full time occupant, so he's really up shit creak if that's his plan. Maybe he's hoping for it to be a full time NFL hub for 8 games a year, but Tottenham and Twickenham have both signed deals to have NFL games, and I think it makes more sense to spread it out.
Other theory is that he just makes money by owning the national stadium, but then I wouldn't see why we wouldn't just spread soccer out even more over the rest of London/England, as that seems to be the trend at the moment.
Or maybe he just stupid....
CJ_24
Well-Known Member
Fuck you
Rutgers Mike
Dr. Sad
Sure you can.
We just watched the conference championship games feature Case Keenum, Blake Bortles, and Nick Foles as starters last season. If you've got an offensive corch who understands the game and an above average offensive line, you can win in this league with no QB.
The problem is that there's only about a half dozen good offensive lines, and about that many corches who are good offensive minds.
A team could absolutely win with a cheap Eli Manning as their QB. A team absolutely cannot win with a $22MM cap hit Eli Manning as their QB.
-YTC
Putting bottles in that group doesn’t strengthen ur argument, chermano.
Keenum threw for 3,500 yards and had a better than 3:1 TD:INT last year
The Eagles were the best team in the NFC because of Wentz
The Superb Owl was an offensive showdown that no team with a putrid QB would have a chance in
The only real outlier there is Jacksonville and the Giants don’t have their caliber of defense. Even that’s an iffy model when you’re giving up 40 to the Cowboys
Whitey just trying to convince hisself that the Bills won’t be horrendous for a decade with ARM TALENT
I guess I agree with the overall point that 90% of NASHNUL corches are utter trogs. Eli sucks, doe, no one could make 38 or whatever Eli look good. The Giants would win some games with Kaep and a good corch
The Eagles were the best team in the NFC because of Wentz
The Superb Owl was an offensive showdown that no team with a putrid QB would have a chance in
The only real outlier there is Jacksonville and the Giants don’t have their caliber of defense. Even that’s an iffy model when you’re giving up 40 to the Cowboys
Whitey just trying to convince hisself that the Bills won’t be horrendous for a decade with ARM TALENT
I guess I agree with the overall point that 90% of NASHNUL corches are utter trogs. Eli sucks, doe, no one could make 38 or whatever Eli look good. The Giants would win some games with Kaep and a good corch
Your qb has to play well to win in this league. He doesn't have to be Rodgers or Brady, but he has to play well for your team to win. Rb doesn't have to play well to win. Sure it helps, every little bit does, but a team can overcome a bad performance by a RB so much easier than a qb. Bortles played well and Foles played well. If your RB doesn't play well, you can still win easily. If your QB plays like ass, you prolly ain't gonna win. Especially against a good team.
when will this narrative die?
1. The Eagles were the best team in the NFC because of Pederson and an exceptional OL.
2. The Superb Owl was won by a putrid QB who had an all timer of a performance. Everything about Foles, from the performance pre-SB to post-SB tells us that.
3. I renounced my Bills fanship once they traded up for mong QB1. Of course they will be horrendous for the next decade plus, because he cant even be a mediocre QB.
4. 38 year old Eli wouldn't have to look good if he was making $8MM per year, and the Giants could invest that other $14MM on OL and defense.
There's a reason why teams don't win with $20MM+ QBs. Even the GOAT Rodgers hasn't won anything since joining that club. The highest cap hit QB to win the Superb Owl is Manning in his final year. And his 9-17 TD/INT ratio sure as hell wasn't the reason they won.
-YTC
It’s got to be right before it can be wrong.
GR8 2 B FL G8R
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Hachiko is allowed to post Laurn Conrad octopus anime fan tributes
Mahomes tienes este, Hermano
jdlikewhoa
Well-Known Member
Witten: "Aaron Rodgers pulls another rabbit out of his head"
CJ_24
Well-Known Member
Karma for the bullshit roughing the passer penalties on the artist formerly known as Clay Matthews.
CJ_24
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I think it's just a statement. Rodgers is great, and I think he often looks even better because the rest of his team is always so bad that he has to pull-off miracles. Marino was great, and iirc, he engineered a lot of comebacks because his team often put him in a spot where he had to.
Off the top of my head, I think the two are comparable based on their talent, style of play, and team situation.
Off the top of my head, I think the two are comparable based on their talent, style of play, and team situation.
BasinBictory
OUT with the GOUT
Can't compare them until Rodgers plays himself in a comedy film.
BasinBictory
OUT with the GOUT
In terms of physical size - yeah, Marino was a big dude. Not quite as big as Big Ben, but his passing ability (accuracy and power) were unparalleled. John Elway probably had a slightly stronger arm, and Montana was uncannily accurate, but in terms of doing both, and doing it with a lightning-fast release, no one had that combo. I can't honestly think of a player currently with similar-type physical abilities.
He also had very average players around him most of his career. Nobody thinks of Mark Clayton and Mark Duper when they think of "greatest receivers of all time." His defenses were very pedestrian. So it's actually amazing how many games he managed to win.
And he rocked that stupid ass facemask.
