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wvParticipantIf I call it a catch, then I can enjoy Dallas getting jobbed.
High-level and sinister thinking, there, Ag.
I congratulate you.w
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wvParticipantDunno if this GIF will work, but its the one LA posted at the herd board.
LA thought it shows a catch. Because dez is “reaching out” for the endzone.I think it shows a no catch. Cause to me theres no “reaching out for the endzone” Exception
to the Rules. He didnt demonstrate control. He shouldnt have reached out if he
was gonna bobble it by reaching out. He shoulda just tucked it.
wvParticipantSome tweets from Dallas fan Skip Bayless:
Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 1h 1 hour ago
NOOOOOOOOOOOO! Absolute robbery. He was just trying to slam the ball across the goal line.Skip Bayless
@RealSkipBayless
That’s it. Crime of the Century.Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 56m 56 minutes ago
Now that lucky Rodgers has the refs and the NFL gods on his side.Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 55m 55 minutes ago
I just might have to throw up.Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 53m 53 minutes ago
Dez Bryant not only caught the ball and made a football play, he came very close to slamming the ball on the goal line for a TD. ROBBERY!Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 48m 48 minutes ago
Howie Long gets it. Dez was EXTENDING FOR THE GOAL LINE.Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 45m 45 minutes ago
Odell Beckham Jr. gets it. HE thought it was a catch.Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · 29m 29 minutes ago
Congrats, Packer fans. You just benefitted from one of the worst replay decisions in NFL playoff history, right there with the Tuck Rule.And his thoughts on last week’s picked up flag?
Skip Bayless @RealSkipBayless · Jan 6
OK! OK! Cowboys got away with couple of things vs Det. So they’re supposed to forfeit at GBay? NO! THEY’RE PLAYING. DEAL WITH IT.-
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wvParticipantIt’s not good if the front office is trying to dial up plays.
By the way–this sort of thing plays into a Columbo episode: “The Most Crucial Game” 1972
Paul Hanlon (Robert Culp), the general manager of the Los Angeles Rockets football team, wants to create a sports empire, but Eric Wagner (Dean Stockwell), who inherited the team, lacks ambition. Hanlon kills Eric instead.
…See? Everything in life can be explained by a Columbo episode.
Well if Los Angeles already has a football team,
then I’m confused.w
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wvParticipantHere’s my big insight from the Packers game.
That Aaron Rodgers guy, he’s pretty good.
I don’t get why Snisher didn’t draft him.
That last TD pass of his,
while he was moving — the one
that split the two defenders — well,
Damn.w
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wvParticipantItz Dallas and itz Dez
so, NO, it wasnt a catch.w
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wvParticipantThe 2015 list presents them with no issues.
How about 2016?
In 2016 they have right now about half the cap free, based on the estimate that 2016 cap space will be around 150 M. That doesn’t count 2 draft classes (2015 and 2016) or Wilson. I list only UFAs. I took Wilson off the list cause they’re obviously extending him. I also bolded the guys I think will be important priorities.
Russell Okung LT Seahawks UFA $8,083,333
Marshawn Lynch RB Seahawks UFA $7,500,000
Brandon Mebane DT Seahawks UFA $5,000,000
Zach Miller TE Seahawks UFA $3,000,000
Tony McDaniel DT Seahawks UFA $2,875,000
Bruce Irvin 43DE Seahawks Option $2,335,550
Jon Ryan P Seahawks UFA $1,516,667
Bobby Wagner ILB Seahawks UFA $1,076,950
Robert Turbin RB Seahawks UFA $639,114
Jeremy Lane CB Seahawks UFA $556,279
J.R. Sweezy OG Seahawks UFA $539,212The impression I get is that they handled the cap well and the Wilson contract will not bite them if they continue to draft at a high level.
The year they have to watch out for is 2017, when virtually their entire secondary (Sherman, Thomas, Chancellor) is up.
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Damn. Then we’ll have to hope for
an Act of God.w
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wvParticipantJust saw the stats on the Patriot-Raven game
Patriots 408 yards passing.
Patriots 14 yards rushing. (13 rushing plays)Thats gotta be some sorta record.
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wvParticipantFwiw. Seattle free agents in 2015
http://espn.go.com/blog/seattle-seahawks/post/_/id/11072/2015-seattle-seahawks-free-agentsThe Seattle Seahawks have 19 free agents as they enter the 2015 offseason. The new league year opens at 4 p.m. ET March 10, when unrestricted free agents can sign with any team.
Here’s a list of the Seahawks Unrestricted and restricted free agents:
Unrestricted:
Taravis Jackson, quarterback
Will Tukuafu, fullback/defensive end
Anthony McCoy, tight end
Tony Moeaki, tight end
Lemuel Jeanpierre, center
Byron Maxwell, cornerback
Kevin Williams, defensive tackle
O’Brien Schofield, defensive end
Demarcus Dobbs, defensive end
D’Anthony Smith, defensive tackle
Malcolm Smith, outside linebacker
Heath Farwell, middle linebacker
Jeron Johnson, safety
Clint Gresham, long snapperRestricted:
Jermaine Kearse, wide receiver
Bryan Walters, receiver/punt returner
Mike Morgan, outside linebacker
Greg Scruggs, defensive end
Stephen Schilling, guard
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wvParticipantPats Trick Play against Ravens:
wvParticipantPack 7
Cowboyz 0
First Quarter..make that seven to seven…
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January 11, 2015 at 10:46 am in reply to: According to NFL.com Rex Ryan to coach the Buffalo Bills & Roman goes with him #16255
wvParticipantYes, he’s got a lot of bravado and just plain bullshit about him. But, the players love him from what I understand. And, he’s a good defensive coach.
So, it appears he’s going to pair with Trestman from the accounts floating around – that might be a really good combination for Buffalo. Their personnel is not that bad – need a QB either from within or without. And, it’s telling for me that he didn’t throw the ex-jet GM under the bus, at least publicly. Anyway, I’m just happy his defensive schemes didn’t follow him to SF.
I was kinda hoping for a
pairing of Rex and Martz.
Ya know. Just to see.It annoys me that Martz is
still out of the league.
I’d like to see him back in the NFL.w
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wvParticipantSo the NFL’s investigation into misconduct committed by the NFL clears the NFL of any wrong-doing?
Well, at least we know it was impartial…
Look, if you dont like this country,
you can just go sell aluminum in North Korea.The NFL obviously values women,
or it wouldnt provide so many
cheerleader jobs.w
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wvParticipantNo one could whip up prison camp show like Lebeau.

i alwayz thot it was nice of the Nazis
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vJanuary 11, 2015 at 9:33 am in reply to: Rams granted permission to speak with Greg Roman and Kyle Shanahan #16242
wvParticipantAdam Schefter @AdamSchefter
The offensive coordinator Rex Ryan is most likely to bring with him to Buffalo is 49ers OC Greg Roman, per source.
Filed to ESPN: Bills putting finishing touches on deal that will make Rex Ryan their next HC, per sources. More on Sunday NFL Countdown.
Just a couple more I’s to dot and T’s to cross, but Rex Ryan now expected to be the next Buffalo Bills HC. First domino falls!January 11, 2015 at 9:29 am in reply to: Rams granted permission to speak with Greg Roman and Kyle Shanahan #16240
wvParticipant<span class=”d4pbbc-font-color” style=”color: blue”>I always look at trust when I want someone. There are different kinds of trust. You can trust someone to do what you want. You can trust someone to be good. You can trust someone to be what they are. I think Shanahan might fit all kinds.</span>
Well in any of Fisher’s gazillion years
in Tennessee, did he use a predominantly zone blocking scheme?…i wonder if he thinks that ZBS fits Tre Mason better.
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wvParticipantUm…what “sources” would tell a reporter that the seahawks
are gonna make Wilson the highest paid QB ?I doubt he gets more than Rogers got.
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vJanuary 11, 2015 at 9:19 am in reply to: According to NFL.com Rex Ryan to coach the Buffalo Bills & Roman goes with him #16238
wvParticipantI dunno. He would be about the last guy
on earth I’d Hire as a head coach.
I dont get it.w
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wvParticipantI watch the games if NE, Dallas, or Seattle are losing.
Exactly.
Crippling injuries are a bonus.
Whats new in the world of
snooker?w
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January 10, 2015 at 5:44 pm in reply to: new relocation thread! starting with JT: Kroenke faces rough road out of town #16175
wvParticipanti was just reading about the jaguars lease agreement with jacksonville.
there are ways they can get out of their lease agreement which lasts until 2030.
maybe khan gets st. louis to pay 100 million dollars to get out of their lease after the rams build their stadium.
But then the Jacksonville fans
are screwed.
And Peace and Justice still elude us.Cant you think of a win, win, win
solution?w
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wvParticipantBradford is healthy. STL wins another Superbowl.
O, now ‘that’ would be
funny.Especially if they played the
NFC championship game in St.Louis
and no-one showed up.w
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wvParticipantRavens 14
Pats 7
Second Quarter.Hmmmm.
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wvParticipantIf Kronk-the-socio-path buys the Broncos
he’d have to give up the other NFL team he owned.Then again, maybe Kronk’s secret plan is to eventually
own all 32 teams. The NKL. National Kronk League.w
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January 10, 2015 at 5:18 pm in reply to: new relocation thread! starting with JT: Kroenke faces rough road out of town #16161
wvParticipantYeah, Zooey.
I think in the end, the Rams…MAY… be in LA.
And the NFL will STILL build the stadium… and the Jags will move to St. Louis.
Hard on the locals, but the data shows that the fans have supported about the worst team in the NFL over that time better than a number of other cities.
What will be surprising will be if the Raiders actually move to San Antonio.
THAT may happen. Football in Texas is next to Godliness… for some it’s sacrilegiously above actual religion… If you thought Raider Nation was rabid in Oakland… In Texas? woof… Crazy squared… but I wouldn’t mind being at that tailgate for the homemade tamales… sales of Tecate, Dos Equis, and Corona would spike considerably. That is unless the tastes of Raider fans have changed over the years…
One can only hope Port-a-Potty technology has improved…DRAMATICALLY!!!
Worst smell I ever smelled wasn’t the tear gas I had to sample in the Navy… nope… It was from the Port-a-Pottys after the Raider/Bronco game at the LA Coliseum. Damn things were almost overflowing… /wretch and quite literally, LORD HELP those who couldn’t hold it… Just walking by made me gag.
Has there been talk about expansion
in NFL circles the last few years?
I aint paid any attention.Maybe there’s a double-secret deal or at least
winks-and-nods to the St.Louis folks that they
will be first in line for the next expansion team
if the Rams leave.w
vJanuary 10, 2015 at 5:16 pm in reply to: new relocation thread! starting with JT: Kroenke faces rough road out of town #16159
wvParticipant…….
….I’ve said before I don’t think that personal issues are going to decide this. They will get over the way he went about it, and they will spin some shit to make this work. I didn’t think that at first, but I do now.Yes.
And ‘fairness’ aint got nuthin
ta do with the move ‘from’ LA
or the move back ‘to’ LA.w
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“I don’t deserve this..to die like this! I was building a house”“Deserve’s got nuthin to do with it”
(Unforgiven)
wvParticipant“So what did he say how he would use tavon?”
Starts at 19:30 or so..
He said he’d “start him off at Z like with Isaac and move him all over the place
and use him as much as he could…Wouldnt let him off the field if he raised his hand…”He says teams should practice and use
Hard Counts against the Seattle Defense,
among other things. Says Cam Newton wont
be intimidated in Seattle.Good stuff.
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vJanuary 10, 2015 at 3:45 pm in reply to: Rams granted permission to speak with Greg Roman and Kyle Shanahan #16145
wvParticipantShotty’s Jets:
Jets(2006): 18th
Jets:(2007) 25th
Jets: (2008) 9th
Jets: (2009) 17th
Jets: (2010) 13th
Jets: (2011) 13th
Post Shotty:
Jets: (2014) 28th
Jets: (2013) 29th
Jets: (2012) 28TH
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Rams: (2012) 25thRams: (2013) 21st
Rams: (2014) 21st
Shotty had one top ten offense in 9 years.
All just bad luck? Maybe.
Certainly the Jets nose dived after he left.
But I don’t see what made him “special” in any way and while I hate the system change, he doesn’t stand out as someone who is an elite OC in any way.
The biggest issue I have and had with losing him was changing the system.
I think maybe BS’s Jets may have been no.1 in Rushing?
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wvParticipantMartz alludes to somethin RFL has talked about.
He thinks the league may swing away from being pass-happy
and towards more balance in the future….Near the end they ask him what he’d to
with Tavon.w
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January 10, 2015 at 3:25 pm in reply to: Rams granted permission to speak with Greg Roman and Kyle Shanahan #16140
wvParticipantIf you can’t name examples, the idea that that is an “excuse” obviously looks like bs. Cause it’s just an unreal expectation that is never met in reality.
Speaking of context, the Cleveland offense last year was 23rd, which is below 18th. Now what are KS’s “excuses” in Cleveland? Oh yeah qb issues. (And that’s in spite of having a top OL.) Sound familiar? Funny how that works.
Well, i wanna know what BS’s excuses were
for finishing first in offense
those two years in NY.w
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wvParticipantGood find, that article.
Anyway let;s look at whether or not the LEAGUE gets money from luxury boxes.
Let;s pretend that the luxury box sales in LA are around 138 M, a figure already mentioned in this discussion.
The league gets 40% of that, or 55.2 M. If I read it right, they also get a 10% tax on big market revenues. So that’s 10% of 60% which is another 8.3 M (appx). So the league gets 63.5 M, and that’s split among 31 teams, which is 2 M each, give or take.
Which just drives home the point that the league does not benefit financially from a move.
It doesn’t hurt them either.
But it just means increased league revenue will not be an argument FOR league approval.
In comparison each team gets around 180 something M from the tv contracts.
Yeah, I’ve never understood the “it benefits the League” argument.
I mean, sure maybe a little, but i dont think thats really a factor.
It might make the NFL get a bigger tv contract though. But still
i dont think it benefits the league enough to be a significant factor.
But…I dunno.For me…I kinda work backwards on all this
(its a lawyer thing) — I think Stan is GONNA
move them. So for ME, the question becomes,
“how is the NFL gonna make this all seem
nice and legal” — cause they are gonna haf to.w
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