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There are some very effective strains of cannabis for sleep,non addictive and not toxic like the Rx stuff. I’m curious as to which religion ? No judgement but I have read of some bad meditation/breathing exercises being pushed online with some of the symptoms being depression and hallucination where good meditation practice is the opposite of hallucination.
March 28, 2015 at 12:16 am in reply to: The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: WRs – RBs – QBs #21662Eternal RamnationParticipantThe 2015 draft class of receivers is one of the deepest in recent memory, and there are all kinds and types for NFL teams to consider — everything from top-tier game-changers to perfect complementary pieces, to talented players in need of development work. It’s time for Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL FIlms and ESPN’s NFL Matchup to move through this group of pass-catchers player by player and determine their best NFL traits and fits.
Eternal RamnationParticipantThe Eagles got 1 good year out of Gabe but after that he couldn’t throw the ball 20yds.
Eternal RamnationParticipantWr Dorsett might be there in the 3rd. That would give Foles a DeSean Jackson type target.He obviously missed that in 2014.
Eternal RamnationParticipantEternal RamnationParticipantwv wrote:
“this guy is running him offtackle, LoL, lets send him DEEP…”What Orlando ISN’T is observant.
They did send him deep.
Bradford threw to him deep.
Hill didn’t.
Shrug.
He also wants Austin to be Hakim. Well. Hakim could do that stuff. So far Tavon can’t. As long as we’re wishing guys into a different existence, let’s say Givens can be Jerry Rice.
Some good points Zn also to be fair Austin’s job would be a whole lot easier with Bruce and Holt out wide and Faulk in the backfield. Austin broke out with Clemens throwing on the run. Imagine Mariota and Austin
Eternal RamnationParticipantIf he’s there I can’t pass on Mariota
Eternal RamnationParticipanti think the chances of taking mariota are increasing by the day.
Does he have big enough hands?
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vYes just about 10″.
Eternal RamnationParticipantWhat shots could he possibly take? I don’t think Sam is the kind of guy that would take shots anyway but I just can’t see what shots he could take.
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Eternal RamnationParticipantWhat if the Rams take Mariota ?
Eternal RamnationParticipantHAPPY BIRTHDAY ZN !
albeit a couple of hours lateEternal RamnationParticipantMore integrity here
Eternal RamnationParticipantWell….what if Belichick didnt know? …don’t shoot
the questioner.w
vTo have any credibility the NFL would need to get this done before the Super Bowl and if NE cheated strip them of their AFC championship anything else is just lip service. I think most people would give up a few draft picks and hefty fine to go to the SB.I can’t see BB not knowing anything about his team ,I mean he controls them down to the minutest detail ,what they say where they go and how they act when they get there “the Patriot way” and all.
Eternal RamnationParticipantRidiculous to wait till after the Super Bowl,might not have affected the Colts game but the Ravens game very well could have.The goal of any cheating would have been to get to the Super Bowl if allowed to play in the Super Bowl anyway why not cheat is the message that sends
Eternal RamnationParticipantHAPPY BIRTHDAY RM !!!!!!!
And thanks for the roof over our heads that is the Huddle !Eternal RamnationParticipantDak wrote:
All of that said, cheating is still cheating. The Colts were playing by the rules, and they also were trying to get to the Super Bowl.</P>Baltimore was also trying to get to the Super Bowl and only lost by 4… you can’t help but think that those balls most likely weighed 2 lbs PSI less in the 2nd half against the Ravens when the Pats offense got hot.
Exactly , instead of talking about football,talent execution and strategy we’re talking about a team that has already been caught cheating ,cheating again. I’m boycotting the Super Bowl.Think I’ll watch Hawk and Animal in a cage match instead.
Eternal RamnationParticipantI guess I really don’t care what the speculated effects are, it’s a rule for a reason and no team should be above the rules but the Patriots just are. I have zero tolerance for injustice. Is this the NFL or the WWF ?
Eternal RamnationParticipantFines ? Draft picks ? fuck that if they cheated no Super Bowl and no more home games
Eternal RamnationParticipantNot everyone despised Georgia. I didn’t.
Face it Zn , you’re just not a despiser
Eternal RamnationParticipantNever had control , amazing catch though!
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The one thing we do know, however, is that Rams coach Jeff Fisher probably won’t rush into any hire unless he decides to hire from within.Jeff Fisher typically takes his time hiring new assistant coaches.
Fisher takes way too long to actually do anything that’s the problem with him no urgency
Eternal RamnationParticipantEternal RamnationParticipantI know a WR that’s 6’2″ has a 6’7″ wing span and 13″ hands
Eternal RamnationParticipantEternal RamnationParticipantEternal RamnationParticipantGreatRamNTheSky wrote:
I think this is kind of like just after the 1998 season and the Rams were about to can Dick Vermeil. They forced him to make changes to his staff and to bring in Martz as the OC. I think Fisher is only fooling himself if he thinks the offense will be any better next season with Schottenheimer. There are at least 4 guys who are OCs that are better than Schottenheimer, and they are available. Trestman, Chudzinski, Mike Shanahan, Mike MartzI would not bet that any of the four would accept an OC job which would say they are not available. And Martz would not at all fit in with the Rams. He has a very large ego problem and cannot get along with anyone. He would not follow orders. I would not like his baggage at all.
I agree Martz wouldn’t fit with these players but painting him as an ego maniac that can’t get along with anyone is simply wrong.If you need an OC to follow orders (which Fisher has stated many times he does not)then don’t hire someone to install their offense and call plays.With the exception of Chudzinski, Cutler is the common thread linking Trestman,Shanahan and Martz.Martz has improved the offense everywhere he’s been and when he leaves the opposite effect can be seen.
Eternal RamnationParticipantI agree with the statement in general but differ on blaming Cook. It was a small window and Hill just doesn’t have that kind of accuracy. Should have hit him in the numbers. I don’t see that as a drop,sure Beckham might have caught it but it was a poorly thrown ball. Did anyone notice how the secondary’s problems coincided with Joyner’s return?
Eternal RamnationParticipantPA Ram wrote:
I don’t know that I’ve ever seen an interception by a lineman when the QB was trying to throw the ball at the ground.How do you miss the turf? Pretty big target.
Yes you haven’t seen that before, but, seem to assume it was the Rams that caused that. That was just a weird heads up play by the DL and you’re right it has basically never happened before.
IMO it was another bad decision by Hill. He drives me nuts one play will be wow nice throw and then you get the 3ft over your head at mach6 from 3yrds on a screen pass that needs to be out front in stride to work and not get you tiny X factor killed.Hill is the anti-clutch. Why ground the ball at all ? , air mail to the sideline a yard past the los,I mean we all know Hill has the ability to throw it high and uncatchable .He started getting hit and he falls apart.
Eternal RamnationParticipantA win would mean 7-9 so technically not momentum but inertia.
Eternal RamnationParticipantWell put RFL I agree. I hate to say it but the strangest thing happened watching the SEA AZ game. I think I’m now a Seahawks fan, I actually enjoyed watching them play in a way I haven’t enjoyed the Rams since 2003 and Fisher in his 3 years has sucked out every last bit of joy from watching the Rams play.
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