/nfl/ general - WOKE edition

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>>77463394

>Seahawks mum on Eddie Lacy's latest weigh-in

HE FOUND THE CANDY MACHINE

FUCK EVERYTHING

900 yards 6 tds 13 ypc
he makes matthews expendable
starting slot receiver of the future
dont @ me

>Dolphins are unironically going to take Jay Cutler over Coppernic

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>>77463428
pic

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Hello darkness my old friend

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Post-game thoughts:

First drive of the game and the Cards backups marched down the field with ease and scored a TD against a Dallas defense comprised mostly of defensive starters and expected contributors. LOL

Blaine Gabbert and Ifeanyi Momah just beat up Dallas' starting secondary.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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>Seahawks mum on Eddie Lacy's latest weigh-in

Now, generally speaking, I don't like to bitch about how football players treat their bodies, since it's a rough sport and they put up with a lot of punishment. But for fuck's sake, I don't know what to think about this. Lacy is literally willing to forfeit MILLIONS of dollars just because he can't stop being a fat fuck. I mean, what the hell? If I had the chance to make MILLIONS of dollars you'd better believe I'd keep my weight and conditioning on track. Like I said, I can understand a lot of stuff that football players do, but I can't understand not being willing to put the fucking Big Mac down in the name of making tons of money. I mean it's not like it's fucking coke or some drug he's addicted to. JUST STOP EATING SO MUCH.

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>vikings o-line getting injured already

They're going to end up starting tj clemmings again, I know it

>>77463502
Say, what happened to that guy Willie Beavers, the guy drafted one pick before Dak? He was an o-lineman, right?

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>>77463394
Even though the Seahawks are on the decline, it is nice now that the bandwaggoners have all fucked off.

Here's to another 10-6 division crown. Lets hope we can advance beyond the Divisional round.

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>>77463502
Well, at least the QB isn't a raging homosexual
>I can almost forgive him with Wisconsin "women"
>almost
>Packers fans are also fat, gay, fucktards

>>77463516
>get a mid-schedule bye and then a mini-bye next month
damn

>>77463432
Dave Dameshek is that you?

>>77463432
I would too. Cutler is white.

>>77463450
they attacked dallas 2nd and 3rd string LBs and targeted mostly the middle of the field

>>77463787
Kek nice attempt at damage control
Dallas' starting secondary was exposed hard tonight
No way their offense can keep up when they'll be giving up 30+ ppg
8-8 here they come

>>77463770

Also his wife would undoubtedly be taking hundreds of slutty bikini pics on based Miami beaches. I can get behind smoking jay and his dolphin crew.

>>77463865
>exposed
>pre season
>gave up 15 and anchored down soon after

fuck football

so by how many games are the pats going to win the division by this year?

>>77463432
fuck kapernick. hope he rots in the middle east and loses his millions

>>77463394
With their current pace, can the 17 ravens break the player injury record for modern times?

think the 49ers have had a 249 or something which seems insane, but i think ravens are already down 4 TEs so that's 64 without a single game played

>>77464128
I'm feeling 5 if they stay healthy

>>77464220
tannehill injured, jets tanking, bills are billing

i say 7

Jesus what did these retards do in the offseason because it seems like everyone is getting injured before the season even starts

>>77464356
They should all be floating in those rubberized water absorbing gel balls you put in indoor planters.

only leaving to train

>AFC
1. Patriots
2. Raiders
3. Steelers
4. Titans
5. Chiefs
6. Broncos

>NFC
1. Packers
2. Seahawks
3. Falcons
4. Cowboys
5. Giants
6. Buccaneers

>>77463508
Turns out he was trash. I mean he couldn't get a start on the oline the vikings were putting out last season.

>>77463432
I would have a practice squadder be starting QB over kaepernick. Fuck him

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>https://youtu.be/GFL8u2rWZ6s?t=56s
Brice are you here?

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>Mfw the dolphins thought it was their year

>>77464402
1. Pats
2. Steelers
3.Broncos
4. Titans
5. Raiders
6. Chiefs

1. Seahawks
2. Packers
3. Cowboys
4. Falcucks
5. Giants
6.Busxs

>>77466175
1. Pats
2. Steelers
3. Raiders
4. Titans
5. Broncos
6. Chiefs

1. Seahawks
2. Cowboys
3. Lions
4. Busc
5. Packers
6. Gints

>>77463448
the season hasn't started yet and im already going to have to start drinking the pain away.

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>>77466312

>>77466260
That's fair. I think the AFCWest will be a toss up between Denver and Oakland (Las Vegas). If Denver fixes their red zone issues and their oline holds, it's gonna be a 11-5/12-4 season.

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>>77466325

>>77466175
>>77466260
Seahawks are not winning the NFC
>AFC
Pats
Chiefs
Steelers
Raiders
Colts
Titans/Ravens

>NFC
Packers
Falcons
Giants
Cowboys
Lions
Seahawks/Bucs

Where would you say NFL fans lean politically?

Fucking Seahawks aren't going above 3 in the NFC you faggot

>>77466757
lmao are you ok

When will everyone realize Kelvin Benjamin sucks?

>>77466566
How well did Von do in the playoffs?

here's the uncontested, undisputed
OFFICIAL 2017 NFL PLAYOFFS

>AFC
1. Patriots
2. Steelers
3. Broncos
4. Titans
5. Raiders
6. Chiefs
>NFC
1. Packers
2. Giants
3. Seahawks
4. Buccaneers
5. Lions
6. Falcons

>WC
Broncos beat Chiefs
Titans beat Raiders
Lions beat Buccaneers
Seahawks beat Falcons
>DIV
Broncos beat Steelers
Patriots beat Titans
Packers beat Lions
Giants beat Seahawks
>CCG
Giants beat Packers
Patriots beat Broncos
>SB
Giants beat Patriots

:^)

>>77466846
as good as Khalil Mack in 2016
and he had the best playoffs for a defensive player ever in 2015

>>77466872
>Broncos 3 seed
I like the Broncos but there's no way. Unless Siemian has a monster season they're gonna sneak in through the WC.

>>77466883
I never said anything about Mack, I think a GOAT defensive player would be able to drag the best secondary in football into the playoffs

@77466993
>I think a GOAT defensive player would be able to drag the best secondary in football into the playoffs
Are you seriously blaming the defense for the Broncos season last year?
That's so asinine you don't even get a (you)
>>77466973
I think Raiders are going to regress a hair (all those close victories will result in a regression to a mean of 9-10 wins) and the Chiefs will take a step back
I know it is camp and all, but the Broncos line looks pretty solid in the run game now (pass pro still a big question). If CJ and JC can time their inevitable injuries to be at different times of the year (lol) and depth RBs contribute, Broncos could have a top 10 (or even 5) rushing offense. The tools are all there.

>>77467013
Doesn't sound like the GOAT then, should have done more

Couldn't even lead the league in sacks lmao

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>everybody sleeping on the Panthers

>>77467040
the who?

>>77463432
How's that a bad thing? Cutler and Tannehill are very similar QBs, offense wouldn't need to make any adjustments.

>>77464356
Injuries are way more common ever since the NFL gave teams less time in the off-season to train

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>Richard Sherman Runs Through The List Of NFL QBs Who Are Worse Than Colin Kaepernick

>deadspin.com/richard-sherman-runs-through-the-list-of-nfl-qbs-who-ar-1797533491

THE ABSOLUTE MADMAN

>>77467193
>Blake Bortles
nobody needs to say Bortles sucks

>>77463432
If we were looking at just talent and stats there could be a civil argument over the two qb's. But there's also money involved and you are retarded if you think Cap is worth even half his demanded salary. Of all the extra talent you could hire with the pay difference between the two players, Cutler is the absolute best choice.

Last digit decides how many Ws browns get this season

>>77467315
I think you meant last 2

>>77467347

I did

>>77467315
>from 1-15 to 15-1
i feel like crazier things have happened

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>>77467193
>adding more fuel to the fire

I'm sure it helps

>Leaving the pocket in training camp
>Tannelel

Stupid asshole

>lose every game in your division
>go 10-6
>still win division
how is this allowed?

>>77463432
I would take osweiler over kaepernick, and adam gase probably would too.

I'm still mad at the Chargers for giving the Browns a W
I was looking forward to a winless season

>>77466388
>Lions cowboys giants above the hawks

>>77467758
>implying the seacuck's line & locker room won't both implode

>>77466440
Fans I would say half and half maybe like 45-55 one way or the other.

>>77467691
because that's exactly how it should be

I unironically believe the Browns can go 9-7 this season

>>77467751
and then the nanners won again on the same day, keeping the brwosn with the first pick anyways even though they didn't go winless

#ThatsSoCleveland

>>77467863
$(ers suck so bad they even lose at losing

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>>77466872
No more. Please.

>>77463432
Kap will never play in Miami after wearing that Castro shirt.

>>77467871
>sweep the rams
>lose to literally everyone else
I think this says more about the rams than the $(ers

>>77467929
Meanwhile Cutler would fit right in because their Miami fans don't give a shit about their teams either.

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Just a quick reminder that the Bucs will win the NFC South this year

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>>77467995
Skulls for the skull throne.

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Go Hawks.

Just had surgery and I'm really loopy. What's the best NFL documentary/TV show I can watch?

>inb4 "the Loins episode of America's Game...oh wait!"

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>>77468032
>implying we won't blow the Pats the fuck out on a short week away game for them

>>77468063

>watching a shitty football documentary

fuck you go watch The Great War which is actually good shit.

>>77468098
Already did. Wtf do you think I'm uncultured?

>>77468098
>watching a war documentary
people died and the allied powers won, there's every part of the documentary that matters

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>>77467871
No bully. Where gonna be good again one day

>>77468070
>we
Shouldn't you be training?

>>77468158
>Jed York can't be fired
>Paraag Marathe and him are buddies and suck each other off
>"Where gonna be good again one day"
do you really believe that? cause I don't. in order for change to really happen, the change needs to start at the top. or else everything will end up the same sooner or later.

>>77468266
If Jed just stays out of the football aspect, we'll be fine

>>77466312
>>77466325
>>77466339
I appreciated this

>>77468275
that's what marathe is for though

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Who dey, motherfuckers

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>>77468314

>>77468314
Will the Bengals ever win a playoff game?

Should the HoF game be done away with, or moved down, i.e. make it so the two teams aren't playing an extra preseason game?

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>>77468266
Bring back Eddie.

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seafag here. rumor has it our top draft pick ripped his face "to the ear" in that atv accident.

>>77468348
it's mostly guys who won't make the 53 man roster playing

I have no problem with it

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future hall of famer?

>>77463394
>SEA:Seahawks mum on Eddie Lacy's latest weigh-in
FUCKING TELL US ALREADY

>>77468393
He a'ight.

>>77468394
BREAKING: hes still fat

>>77468412
BREAKING: the scale

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Is he the next great white manlet?

>>77468364
fuck you louisiana, never forgiving you for this

denise should've taken the real estate business instead of the team though

I miss profootballmock

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Please stop predicting us to be good. Every time people start to hype us up we blow up and revert back to being the bucs.

>>77468368
Have there been any pictures of him since the accident? I was thinking his face had to be fucked up because of how they are treating it.

>tfw no blizzard bowl since

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI6okeE7Zx0

>>77466872
>Broncos

Good to see broncucks are still this delusional. It will make their incoming 5-11 season that much more enjoyable.

>>77468489
No pictures have surfaced, though he is with team doctors now apparently. Nobody has seen him outside of a priveleged few, one has to assume he really fucked up his face at this point. I was pretty hopeful that it was being overblown until yesterday, but he's been here since Tuesday and they still won't give a single specific detail.

>>77468343
If there's anything we can thank feminism for it's making women retarded enough to believe they would ever win a physical altercation with a male

>>77468343
>She pushes
>She slaps
>He pays her bills for the rest of her life.

>>77468343
>this very disturbing footage of a woman violating a man, and physically attacking him until he bravely defends himself, we really shouldn't even be showing this on air, because of the violent nature of the female in this video.

>>77468628
They already settled the case before he was drafted. None of his pro money is involved.

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But /sp/, they told me that Football was dying. What happened?

>>77468648
I would've sued that bitch for assault, and then for trying to tarnish my name and career with the NFL.

>>77468697

why is there such an anti football agenda?

I mean sure the game is dangerous, but so are a hundred other professions.

>>77468720
Because the TV contract for the NFL is way to much, so they are trying to form an anti-Football agenda to get people to stop watching it so the TV companies have leverage in the next contract negotiations.
Plus, that's why they are also pushing Soccer, the TV contracts are far cheaper.

>>77468437
Yes. Next Wes Welker

>>77467193
http://archive.is/zzVZf

>“For you to say you have to check with sponsors and fans because this guy took a knee and made a statement?” Sherman said. “Now if you told me this guy threw eight pick-sixes last year and played like a bum, had no talent, that’s one thing. But Ryan Fitzpatrick, Ryan Mallett or whoever is playing for the Jets right now – whoever is starting for the Jets is terrible – have jobs. You’re telling me fans would rather you lose and put a worse player out there because a guy took a stand? That’s where it’s so troublesome to me.”
>Sherman cited a few examples, including the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Blake Bortles and the Los Angeles Rams’ Jared Goff, as starters that don’t measure up to Kaepernick.
>“Blake Bortles has shown you enough to where you don’t think Kaep would be a solid fit?” Sherman added. “Kaep has won games.”

>>77463432
Patriots will end up signing Kaepernick when Brady gets injured.

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>tfw Tom Brady will never pound your boipussi

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>>77468736
>American's watching soccer
I hope I'm long dead before that day with all the nu-male cucks and spics running around with real madrid jerseies

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>mfw stoolshit fans havent realized their window has officially closed

>>77468811
>president's son already autisming on the front lawn of the white house in full kit
only a matter of time

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>>77468795

>tfw you lived long enough to see tom brady destroy your teams boipussi

cowboys going 4-0 in the preseason just like the 08 lions

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The Golladay hype is too much lads I can't handle it anymore

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>>77468844
>most of the major seahawks legion of boom squad was injuried
>brady did not pass towards sherman most of the game
>when jeremy lane went out with an injury he threw to the left side where a second string was burnt most of the game
>cliff avril out in the third quarter with concussion but yet they still allowed edelman in the game when he was clearly concussed
still a good game though

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>>77466872
>tfw Brady and Beli retire after losing to the Giants again

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>>77468916
>tfw shoulda been Super Bowl 3LI

>>77468889
Edelman and their starting center were both injured, as was Hightower, shut the fuck up already

You were lucky to get past the Packers and lucky to have a miracle meme catch

>>77468838
>Bengal fans have bars on all the windows
>no playoff wins since Bush was in office... no not that one

Really puts the old cortex in a vortex

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Is Tannehill ded or not?

>the Bills haven't made the playoffs since the Clinton administration
kek

>>77468889
>waaa waaa injuries

the pats would have 8 superbowls in the brady era if injuries were impossible

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PFFFTHAHAHAAHAHAHAAAH

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lmao did you guys see Taco Charlton get fucking destroyed by some no-name tackle?

i told you guys he's a guaranteed bust

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>Taco Charlton
>"coach is just trying to protect me"
dude is a guaranteed bust

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>@AllbrightNFL
>Cutler & #Dolphins picking up steam per sources.

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For his 40th Birthday yesterday lets celebrate some Thomas Bradley story times.

Brady's secret skill

Brian Hoyer, Patriots quarterback, 2009-11: "We played up at Buffalo and we couldn't fly back into Boston because the weather was so bad, so we had to stay the night in Rochester. We drove there, and we all decided we'd go out to dinner together. Tom being who he was, he usually couldn't come to a team event like that. We might be at Capital Grille and he is sneaking in the back door and then people realize he's there and he has to leave. But this was impromptu at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que in Rochester. The whole team is there. And it turns into a beer-chugging contest. You have linemen, Julian Edelman, they all think they are going to win. Then someone says, 'I heard Tom is really great at chugging a beer.' We don't usually get to experience him like this, but we finally coax him into doing it. He does it, and let me tell you, you couldn't have poured out the beer faster into a glass. It was unbelievable. And he slams the mug on the table and puts both fists in the air. He walks away with a look on his face that said, 'You really thought you were going to beat me on this?' The place went nuts."

>>77468985
>hurt mid-season
and?

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>>77468985
>shut down MVP candidate
>lose to a fucking kicker in the playoffs

Andy Reid always finds a way.

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>>77468936
Whoa buddy why are you so mad? I'm just stating facts here. Bennett and Avril were getting immense pressure on Brady until Avril went out. Earl Thomas was injured as well. By the way, didn't Brady beat the Colts because of deflated balls?

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>>77469009
>Hurt mid season
Was he hurt mid season every time he's played the Chiefs?

>>77469013
When did the Raiders last win a playoff game tho?

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>>77469006
of all the teams that might be willing to look past his PR issues, the dolphins would probably rank pretty low (if at all) because of the castro shit he pulled

>>77469025
He outscored them 28-0 in the second half with """"""""""inflated""""""""""" balls

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>>77468936
>Miracle Meme Catch
Speaking of which, didn't Brady win because of the interception?

>>77469036
No but their defense has obviously better than the raiders offense in previous years. Their line only really came together last season, that was obvious and I'm not even a fan of any AFCW team.

>>77469008
Rob Ninkovich, Patriots defensive end/linebacker, 2009-16: "One time, we were in a captains' meeting and he had a cool TAG [Heuer] watch on. So I went up to him and said, 'That's pretty sweet. Do you have a guy that I can talk to?' He has that knowing look on his face and says with a smile, 'Do I have a guy?' I told him I'm sure he had the owner, the president of the company, whatever. Fast-forward a couple days and he handed me a brand-new box. It was exactly the watch I had said was awesome. He didn't have to do that. But that's just the way he is."

Ty Law, Patriots cornerback, 2000-04: "I think back to our first Super Bowl season [2001], and I had a different relationship with Tom, especially when he was younger. We had the Michigan connection, and I sold him my house for a major, major f---ing discount! I left everything -- all the furniture, the TVs -- it was basically, 'Just move in your bags.' The guy wasn't making any money, so I sold it to him for probably $100,000-something less than if I had put it on the market. He was such a hard worker and it was like, 'This is the least I can do.'"

>>77469036
>When did the Chiefs last win a divisional round game
>When did the Chiefs last win a conf bowl
>When did the Chiefs last win a owl

>>77469049
which literally only had to happen because of a miracle meme catch

also Butler jumped the route, not had it bobble on his foot and roll off into his chest thanks to chaotic motion

>>77469057
'He has an IBM'

Bill O'Brien, Patriots QBs coach/offensive coordinator, 2007-11: "My favorite story about him has to do with his memory. I don't remember the exact time of the year, but we were playing Buffalo, I think it was 2009. We're in a meeting and we're watching Buffalo's first- and second-down tape. I'm talking to them about what the Bills' defensive coordinator was doing, and [Brady] basically knew who the coordinator was because he had faced him earlier in his career, about five to six years prior. So he says to me in this meeting, 'I remember we ran this play against this scheme called Crunch Stock in 2004.' I said, 'You remember that specific play?' He said, 'Yeah, I remember it against this specific coverage, which this coordinator loves to play. It was on the right hash, going away from the lighthouse, and we hit Troy Brown for a big gain on the crossing pattern.' I said, 'There is no way you remember that play like that!' He challenged me to pull it up. We have all the games on the computer system, and we find that game and there's the play: on the right hash, second-and-less-than-5, going away from the lighthouse and he hits Troy Brown on a crossing pattern. Think about all the plays he had between that day and the day we were talking. Apart from his talent and competitiveness, I always tell people that's what sets him apart. He has an IBM. He remembers it."

Brady's willingness to win, and his memory is what sets him apart from other true Athletic quarterbacks

>>77469072
>Your money is no good here

Wes Welker, Patriots wide receiver, 2007-12: "We were flying during our bye week to L.A. to get worked on as we got ready for the playoffs. We were playing a game with dice and you try to get all your pawns to the other side, and I'm kind of beating him the first couple games. He's down about $200. I'm talking trash and you could just see his frustration growing. He then takes the board game and throws it against the back of the plane. I'm like, 'Dude, are you serious right now?' We keep on playing, and of course he ends up getting up on me $300. All of a sudden, he's in the happiest, best mood ever. I go to pay him and he didn't even take it. He just wanted to win. He had the biggest smile on his face."

>Bledsoe never had a chance

Ty Law, Patriots cornerback, 2000-04: "When he finally got the job and was named the starter, our thought as a defense was, 'Just don't mess it up.' I remember us hanging out and he said something to me that, to this day, still resonates with me. We had a good quarterback in Drew Bledsoe, and here's Tom saying, 'He isn't getting this f---ing job back.' As a competitor, I was like, 'This is how you're supposed to think.' At the same time, I'm thinking to myself, 'This is the NFL! This is Drew Bledsoe -- a former No. 1 overall pick with a big contract! OK, good luck with that.' But Tom didn't look it at that way. It was no disrespect to Drew. He was determined to make it hard on [Bill] Belichick and Mr. Kraft to put Drew back on the field."

>>77469064
even without the meme catch, the seahawks had a lot of momentum with two timeouts and over a minute on the clock; I'm pretty sure the offense would've scored if the catch did not happen as pete carroll's gamble on BB not using the time out did not pay off.

>>77469098
The Seahawks hadn't scored in over 15 minutes at that point with 2 3 and outs back to back, not quite sure what momentum you're talking about

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2018 WILL BELONG TO DETROIT

/LIONS/ REPORT IN

>>77468063
Me too my man, what'd you get cut out? No longer have tonsils, kinda like the Seahawks never had a functioning o-line.

>>77469094
>'What is Tommy even thinking?'

Pat Kratus, roommate at Michigan: "In his sophomore and junior year, when he was second or third on the depth chart behind [Brian] Griese and [Scott] Dreisbach, he was still studying film at 10:30, 11 at night. He was frustrated with not playing, and that's how he channeled it. If I beat him in a game of H-O-R-S-E, he'd drop-kick a basketball. There was a golf club or two that might have gotten thrown in anger. But for his own sanity, he would always turn those situations into hard work. Whenever you talked to him about the future, he was adamant: 'I'm going to be a starting quarterback in the NFL.' He always had confidence in his own success. It wasn't braggadocios. That was just his plan from the word 'go.' He was the best man in my wedding, and after his first year, he was at my bachelor party in March 2001 along with a cousin of mine. My cousin is a very successful hedge-fund guy, and Tommy says to him, 'You know, I think I have a great shot at being quarterback this year.' He laid out this whole plan, talking about some of the things he had to do and what he had going for him. So my cousin comes up to me afterwards and says, 'Pat, there's [Drew] Bledsoe, there's Michael Bishop. What is Tommy even thinking? Hope is not a strategy.' I just said, 'Tommy has worked really hard at it. He always seems to find a way to do it. I bet you he will be a starting quarterback when it's all said and done.'"

>Do not try this at home

Bill Belichick, Patriots head coach, 2000-present: "When we played golf at Pebble Beach two years ago, on the sixth hole, it's a big cliff. He's literally standing out there on the ledge, trying to hit the ball. The caddie is holding him so he won't like tumble 300 feet to his death into the Pacific Ocean. It's a golf ball. But I think that's kind of the competitiveness of Tom. I'm sure there's a picture of it. I'm thinking to myself, 'What the hell are you doing?'"

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>>77469123
Pic related for the "Do not try this at home one"

>Sharing is overrated

Matt Cassel, Patriots quarterback, 2005-08: "He's never willing to give up a rep. I remember when I was in practice, Josh [McDaniels] would be like, 'All right Cassel, get in there. You're up.' And as soon as he put me in, Tom would be like, 'No, I want to get this one.' I remember having this conversation with him. He said, 'Look, as you play this game, you never want to see somebody else doing your job, because everybody is good in this league.'"

>Anyone missing some tires?

Kevin Faulk, Patriots running back, 2000-11: "Tom was always businesslike, but he also liked to have fun. So one day, we all walk into the locker room and three tires from Matt Cassel's car are all at his locker. Nobody knows where the fourth tire is, but Cassel's car, in the parking lot, is on blocks. They were playing pranks on each other, it was Tom who did it, and Cassel sort of looked around and said, 'What can I do, man?' Well, a couple of offensive linemen decided that they wanted to help. They wanted to leave Mr. Brady a little treat for when he was going home from practice. So Brady gets to his car and what does he find: It is filled with a bunch of packing peanuts."

>Good is the enemy of perfect

Matt Cassel, Patriots quarterback, 2005-08: "One day in practice, I forgot to bring the guy in motion because I got locked and knew I was throwing to the other side based on pre-snap coverage. But I forgot the motion. And Brady immediately comes up to me right after and goes, 'Cassel, you can't miss that motion.' I was like, 'Yeah, but I completed the ball.' He's like, 'Yeah, but how the hell are you going to yell at them to be accountable when they see that you messed up that motion?' You have to be perfect at this position."

>>77469105
>The Lynch catch before the two minutes warning
>Richardo Lockette's catch to advance the ball to the Patriots 40 yard line
>All before the final minute
I don't know about you, but to me that looks like momentum

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>>77469137
>'I want to hit the ball hard, Dad'

Tom Brady Sr., dad: "When Tommy was 4 years old, we played in our first father/son golf tournament. This particular Sunday when we got to the course, all he was really interested in was drinking milkshakes, driving the cart and hitting the golf ball -- often. In the course of this alternate-shot tournament, I would hit the ball, then he would hit the ball, then I would hit the ball. However, he wanted to be the only one to hit the ball. On the 13th hole, I sank a long putt and he started whining, then crying, because then he couldn't hit his shot. On the next hole, I rolled a putt up to within 2 inches of the cup. He then got up with his putter and hit the ball about 60 feet away while taking a big divot out of the green. I asked him why he didn't just tap the ball into the hole, and he said he just wanted to hit the ball hard. Needless to say, we came in dead last in the tournament. However, at the end of it, he still got his milkshake."

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Didn't Cutler drastically turn from trash to elite when Gase was his QB coach.

We fine finbros Superbowl still confirmed.

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>>77469153
>A near-death experience

Charlie Weis, Patriots offensive coordinator, 2000-04: "In 2002, I was going in for gastric bypass surgery and only a couple of people knew. Tommy was one. Belichick was one. The plan was to go in on Friday, stay overnight for observation, and then get out the next day unless there were problems. Well, it's Saturday morning and Tommy comes to the hospital to see me, and when he walked in, I was almost dead. I was in intensive care, my blood pressure had dropped as low as 50 over 30, and I was in really, really bad shape. We hadn't lived up in New England that long and didn't have any family that lived in New England, and my wife [Maura], who was stunned, is trying to figure out how to take care of kids and be at the hospital at the same time. Tommy basically stayed with my wife most of that weekend until reinforcements could arrive. He was there all day Saturday, with her late Saturday night; and then Sunday, I had flatlined a little bit where I was actually dead and they brought me back. What I later learned was that Tommy and my wife had a serious conversation at the time, and he said, 'I wonder when he comes back after this if he will yell at me any less?' And the way my wife told me the story, they both looked at each other and said, 'Naaaah. That will never happen.' That was him trying to get my wife to not go in the tank at a time when he's a young kid and looking at a coach, who he is pretty close with, almost dead. Those two days really changed our family's relationship with Tommy. From that day on, he wasn't just the quarterback. There was a bond between Tommy and my wife and our family that had been created on nothing to do with football."

Illustration: Brady in "Anyone missing some tires?"

>>77469167
>'The emotions start overflowing'

Josh McDaniels, Patriots coaching assistant/QB coach/offensive coordinator, 2001-08, 2012-present: "When I accepted the Denver job at the end of the 2008 season, I hadn't seen Tommy a whole lot over the course of the year because of his [injured] knee and all the things that were going on with his rehab. So we're on our way to the airport in Massachusetts to fly to Denver, and we still hadn't connected at that point. I had tried to get him, but he might have been out of the country. He calls while we're on the way to the airport, and as would be typical of him, he talks about how he was going to miss our relationship, how happy he was for our family, and then he asks to speak to [my wife,] Laura. Laura is strong, independent and not overly emotional, but as she's listening to him, the emotions start overflowing. She had been fine up until that moment. He told her how much he loves our family, how excited he was for us, how he'd be rooting for us every game except for when playing us. Tommy didn't even have to call, he had been going through everything with his knee. It was just really representative, to me, the fact that I've always thought he was a better human being than he is a football player."

>'Hey, my name is Tom Brady'

Sebastian Vollmer, Patriots offensive tackle, 2009-16: "I'm always impressed, because when you walk into that locker room, everyone knows who Tom Brady is. But he introduces himself to every rookie: 'Hey, my name is Tom Brady. I play quarterback.' It's not like, 'I'm the guy.' He's not arrogant. Just humble from the perspective of, 'I don't expect you to know me, I am going to prove to you I can play.'"

is Cutler elite?

>>77469174
>Welcome to the team, rook

Matthew Slater, Patriots special-teams captain, 2008-present: "I remember when I first got drafted here, kind of feeling out of place, not knowing who I was on the team, what my role was going to be. But Tom came up to me, knew my name, kind of knew my story -- the way my career went at UCLA. It just blew me away that this guy, with all he has accomplished, would take the time to get to know a little bit about a youngster. I think that really speaks to his character and the way he carries himself and the type of human being he is. I'm really appreciative of that."

>Sorry, too slow

Jacoby Brissett, Patriots quarterback, 2016-present: "When I first got here, I think he kind of set the tone in our room in terms of how competitive we are. Josh [McDaniels] is asking me a question, it was like one of my first days here. So I'm thinking about what to say, and Tom just answers. In my head, I'm like, 'What are you doing?' And then he's like, 'You just have to be faster in this room.' That's when I kind of got an opening to [his approach], and it's been the same way ever since."

>Quite the fastball

John Kirby, Junipero Serra High School teammate, 1994: "Senior year in high school, I remember running a 17-yard curl, back to 15. I swear to god, as soon as I planted my right foot, I could already hear it coming -- like a missile in the air. That's by far my most favorite Tom Brady story of all time. You knew the ball was coming because you could hear it."

>>77469197
>When all else fails, 'panic cry'

Sebastian Vollmer, Patriots offensive tackle, 2009-16: "We're playing Miami and I got beat clean by the defensive end. I'm on the right side, essentially turning around, and Tom is looking to the left. The defensive end has a straight shot at him and I know Tom doesn't see him. So I just yell out one loud, 'Toooommmmm!' He doesn't even look, steps up calm as ever and delivers the ball for a completion. Then he looks in my direction, points his finger and says, 'I heard that.' I'm thinking to myself, 'What incredible awareness he has.' Never rattled. I'm the one who screwed up and he's thanking me for yelling his name. It was like a panic cry."

>The silent treatment

Rodney Harrison, Patriots safety, 2003-08: "When we were down in the Super Bowl at Houston [in 2004], it was practice and it was a competitive one. The defense had its way with Tom that day -- knocking down balls, forcing incomplete passes -- and we were all pumped up. Then I stepped in front and picked Tom off, running down the field, high-stepping, talking trash. When I come back, he started chasing me, throwing footballs at me, yelling obscenities at me. It was unbelievable. Here we are at the Super Bowl, about to play the biggest game of our lives, and this dude is mad -- and then wouldn't talk to me for a day and a half -- because I picked him off."

>>77469217
>Mastering the five dots

John Kirby, Junipero Serra High School teammate, 1994: "People have talked about his speed and how he isn't the fastest guy, but I always thought he was pretty fast back in the day. We did something called the five-dot drill. It looks like the five that you would see when rolling dice. You do all these different footwork things, back and forth, and the first time we did it, Tommy's time wasn't the greatest. You know the way he faces adversity; he doesn't let anything stand in his way. So what does he do? He spray-paints those dots on his garage floor so he could do it at home. His time was greatly improved by the end of the summer."

'Good afternoon! Good afternoon!'

Rodney Harrison, Patriots safety, 2003-08: "This was when I first got to New England, we had become friends and we were in the weight room. I show up around 6:30 in the morning and he says to me, 'Good afternoon!' So the next day, I get the hint, and come in 15 minutes earlier. Same thing: He says, 'Good afternoon!' Then the next day it's 5:45 in the morning, and he makes sure to say it twice: 'Good afternoon! Good afternoon!' So I make it at 5:30 the next day and before he could say anything to me, I looked at him and said, 'Man, I don't give a damn what you say, Tom, I'm not coming in earlier than 5:30!' We both laughed at that."

>>77467850
Meh, I've got them at 4 or 5 wins. They need to have one more year of suck to make the most out of the draft picks, and then they can go +.500.
Amd they desperately need a secondary and wide receivers. The rest of the team looks fine if one of the current QBs don't choke out this year.

>>77468792
>Belicheck
>getting the media circus known formally as Colin Kaepernick

>>77469230
>'I'll throw it to whoever the f--- I want!'

Mike Vrabel, Patriots linebacker, 2001-08: "My indoctrination to the goal-line [offense]: I had maybe caught a couple touchdowns and was feeling pretty good about myself, and we went to practice one day and I broke free on a crossing route or something like that. So I start yelling, 'Tom! Tom! Tom!' and I'm waving my hands. But he doesn't throw it to me. I come back, and we're in the huddle when he says, 'Mikey, if you ever wave your f---in' hands and ask for the ball again, I'll never throw it to you. I know who's open. I'm the quarterback, I'll throw it to whoever the f--- I want!' That was the last time I ever called for the ball."

>Bring up Drew Henson at your own risk

Jay Flannelly, close friend from Michigan: "We played intramural basketball together, and there was one day the frat boys were giving Tom a hard time about Drew Henson. Tom was taking it. I kept going over to him, asking, 'You OK?' So the game is almost over, about a minute left, and we were up by about 30 points. He comes over to me and asks how many fouls he has. You're allowed four and Tom had two at the time. So he says to me, 'Beav, next time we're inbounding the ball, I'm going to throw it to you and just run up the court and don't look behind you. Just sprint.' So Tommy inbounds the ball to me, I run up the court and I hear this awful noise behind me. Tom set a screen, like Charles Oakley, that took out one of the guys who had been on him all game about Drew Henson. It literally knocked the kid into never-never land. I always talked to him after that about how he was the quarterback enforcer; it would have been like Wayne Gretzky beating up a goon, or when Larry Bird went up to Bill Laimbeer."


After reading these stories how can anyone think Tom Brady is a horrible person? He's shown to be a great teammate, on and off the field, and a genuinely great guy. You're just mad your teams QB isn't the GOAT and a great person.

>>77469230
Fuck off fag quit clogging up the thread with Brady garbage

>>77469251
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>>77469264

Truly the greatest of all time, and obviously such a great person, how could you be mad that I'm filling up the thread with sports related content?

All those posts have more sport related content in it than
>>77469264

>>77469264
Just hide the posts retard, it's not like the thread is getting derailed

>>77469251
honestly some of these stories just show off how much of a dick he is

>>77469302
The things he's a dick about though are shown to be stuff that is related to the game though, and related to winning it, and mainly with the Quarterback position itself, when it comes to off field stuff, or anything like that, or being there for people, these stories show that Brady is a great friend, that is there for the people around him.

It also shows how a 6th round draft pick manages to get 5 rings and constantly win, taking the starting position of a first rounder, just due to his determination and attitude. It really is an interesting look into the person that Tom Brady is, more so than most people here probably have ever got to see before making their pre-existing horrible mental pictures of him.

is NFL.com good for fantasy?

>>77469362
I prefer ESPN but it's the main competitor, yahoo's in distant third.

>>77469049
>circus catch = solid route jump that butler trained for
just stop

>>77469350
being a dick in a way that's constructive doesn't make you not a dick

just one people can live with

>>77469388
>not reading my point that brady shouldn't take all the credit for winning super bowl xlix against an injured legion of boom
please l2read

>>77468314
>being from Methcinnati

>>77469001
>>77469004
good, fuck Mishitgan

>>77469411
>A BLOO BLOO INJURIIIIIEEEES WAAAAAAAAH
please l2eatlosseswithgrace

>>77469411
>brady shouldn't take all the credit for winning super bowl xlix against an injured legion of boom

Not all, but when you toss the egg 50 times in a game you deserve to take a large portion of the credit

>>77468697

Just watch the regular season ratings drop because of all the flags, bad matchups and commercials.

>>77469493
Boy I can't wait for bob costas to preach to me about social responsibility again!

>>77469181
he's elite at getting paid to dress up like a QB

>>77469478
he averaged under 7 YPA and threw two interceptions.

He was good, not great

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>>77469474
As I said before just stating facts here, I don't know why you are so mad but even BB said that because Avril was out it was better to double team Bennett, and even commended Bennett for being an explosive player. It was an amazing game no doubt, I don't know why Patsfags get so pissy whenever these facts are brought up.

>>77469385
I usually use ESPN but they won't let me make a 20 teamer without League Manager so I'd have to send invites and that's a pain in the ass

>>77469555
>complains about it being painful
why should that matter if you're actually doing a 20-team league? you're already a masochist

>>77469544
>makes statements like Brady taking all the credit for anything, and passing them off as 'facts'
> but why are you getting mad ;_;
like I said before, go be retarded somewhere else

What if I prefer watching Les Miserables to football?

>>77469714
It's okay to accept who you are anon, it's 2017 now. Being a faggot is okay.

>>77469625
hunting guys down for invites when only half of them reply takes time and i don't have the time i used to have. it's easier to just put down the league and the password and have those who want in to just go in.

i always wanted to try a 20-teamer. anything less than 16 teams is for fucking casuals unless you have expanded rosters

>>77469696
But Brady is generally associated with winning that game and not enough credit is given to Hightower or Butler. If anything to me Hightower should've been commended more as he kept Wilson from doing QB read options and from stopping Lynch from scoring a touchdown during the final seconds.

>>77469536
Passer rating of 100, his YPA was low because they had 0 run game and used his arm for 3 and 4 yard passes in place of runs

>>77469813
Also people that should've gotten more credit is Ty Law in Super Bowl XXXVI and James White in LI, in fact I think they should've both been handed the SB MVP over Brady in those games. A similar argument could've been made for Hightower in XLIX

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>>77463448

>>77469925
If you want to do that make sure Deion Branch gives his MVP to Brady for 39 and that you hang Matt Light and Logan Mankins for showing up high in 42

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>>77469813
Brady had a major comeback but the injuries were certainly a factor. Pats Fags just don't like anyone bashing Brady because they're very insecure about their rings. It's funny how they refuse to take into account injuries in SBXLIX and SBLI but when Brady loses, they immediately point at team injuries as the reason.

>>77466388
Chiefs 2 seed.
Raiders 4.
Possibly no AFC South team.
Wut?

>>77469217
The good old lookout block
Those are just the best

>>77469813
>and not enough credit is given to Hightower or Butler
oh, you're a casual. carry on

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lmao who tf is gonna score on these boys this season

>>77469982
God LI was giving me flashbacks, what the fuck is it with New England offensive lines completely choking in championship games

The Seahawks were raping Brady for half the game too

>>77464402
>>77466175
>>77466260
>>77466872

>broncos
>playoffs

ya'll niggas retarded? they literally cant do shit on offense

>>77469998
Colts at 5 dipshit

>>77470110
Patriots

>>77470215
my boy Takk is ending brody's career in week 7

>uppity niggers mad that people are sick of them being uppity niggers edition

So how many more times is E!SPN gonna screach over kapernick not being on a team?

>>77470392
what, you think they'll stop even if he does get signed? then they'll talk about "why it took so long" and "how X team is taking the high road" and "why every other team is missing out". they can milk this for a long time still.

>>77469714

Is Javert an elite inspector?

>>77466260
Looks pretty good

>>77470456
hmm

>people still think kaepernick is a good QB

he is literally trash.

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>>77466872
Anyone that has us winning the wildcard is alright in my book.

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>>77470392
>still watching ESPN

>>77470662
Nobody thinks he's a good QB. The only reason ESPN is constantly talking about him is because he's an SJW activist just like they are.

>>77470662
He is shit.

but I would take him over Cutler desu.

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All memes and jokes aside, when it's all said and done, will the bills every when a super bowl?

>>77470684
Well WHAT DO YOU HAVE ON

>>77470729
Fuck i meant *win

>>77470741
rick and morty

>>77470729
Nope

If LaDainian Tomlinson goes to the HoF, so does Maurice Jones-Drew.

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A friendly reminder that we're a Texans state

>>77470700
Fucking why? Cutler's always been a decent qb, he just never had tools around him to help him execute. Kaepernick is a gimmick who can't complete a pass over 15 yards. Cutler would at least bring something to the phins.

>>77468697
Cowboys artificial ratings inflation

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>>77470936

>>77470110
>he thinks the Falcons defense will be good
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>77470936
Much appreciated!

>>77471043
it's the first football of the season
I would have watched the Jags/Browns for a half hour if they were the ones playing

>>77470936
So what?
North Carolina's a Steelers state

With all this shitposting about the Pats, who do you think they will start next week against the Jags?

>>77471156
Garoppolo

>>77471156
Gimmy J

>>77470662
You really think Dan Orlovsky is better?

>>77470937
I wouldn't call Cutler decent. Sure, the mechanics are there. but he's never been able to really put it together. He disappears in big games, throws way too many interceptions, and has a real shitty attitude. He's also far more of an injury risk than Kaep is at this point in their careers.

I may disagree with a lot of things Kaep says and does off the field, but he has playoff experience and won some pretty big games. Is he perfect? no. far from it. He has numerous flaws to his game, but under the right circumstances, he can be effective. Either way, the dolphins are fucked.

Why can't people just accept that Kap is just a Harbaughbabby?

>>77471213
He was a meme option baby. Once defenses figured it out he got exposed because the only thing he was good at was running fast downhill.

>Tomlin signs extension
>Brady makes sure to stay in the league until it runs out

>>77470936

North and South Carolina are two separate states you turkey

>>77468347
This year baby

>>77470807
>le this season is the best because the writers got more diverse

>>77471180

no but he's probably cheaper.

>>77471400
I actually had season 1 DVR'd but thanks for memeposting

>>77471434
I'm just making a point, that was something that really happened. THEY affirmative actioned the writing staff for season 3

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Name a bigger football-related tragedy

>>77471524
The Chargers playing in an MLS stadium in LA

>>77471524
Fitzgerald never getting a ring

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Fuck sakes Cutler wants to join the Dolphins and Gase already talked to him/still talking to him.

I would rather just keep Matt Moore tbqh.

Cutler is 34 and made out of glass too.

Where the fuck is Romo? I unironically would rather Kap tbqh at this point.

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>For most NFL fans, it's pretty much impossible to tell how good your favorite team is going to be after watching them play in one preseason game.

>Apparently, that's not the case with Cowboys fans, because after watching their team win one game, everyone in Dallas seems pretty certain that 2017 will be the year that the Cowboys finally end their 22-year Super Bowl drought.

>Sure, the starters didn't even really play for the Cowboys during their 20-18 win over the Cardinals on Thursday, but that doesn't matter, because the backups were apparently so good that there's no way the Cowboys won't win the Super Bowl this season.

9-7 incoming

Can't wait for the excuses in dallass

>>77471645
Romo's a commentator now, his carrer's over
also
>implying Romo isn't made out of worse glass than Cutler

>>77471691
>they think the backups are so good
did they not see Blaine Gabbert pick them apart?
they only did well when the other QB came in

Can we all agree that, at this point, Kaepershit is just another nigger who thought too highly of himself and is paying for it now?

>>77471546
>Fran Tarkenton
>Dan Marino
>Barry Sanders

All these people deserve rings over Fitz. I love him, but he's not the GOAT no-rings player.

>>77471775
Of course, he isn't a good enough player to get away with causing so much controversy.

>>77472078
Nobody deserves rings

You earn them

>>77470205
Division winners get top 4 seed, dipshit

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>>77472136
>tfw Randy Moss spent 3 1/2 years with the peak Patriots and got 0 rings while Michael "DUI" Floyd played 2 regular season games with them, was a scratch in the SB, and has a ring

>>77470849
You are shoe on head retarded

>>77470849
u wot m8

>>77470849
Corey Dillon is way more deserving than MJD

>>77470849
isthisb8?

>>77471645
nah Cutler is the hero /sp/ needs in these dark tiems

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>tfw Smokin' Jay's finally getting a job

>>77472419
Interesting, are there more of these?

>>77467040
>can't even win their own shit division
lmao the busc got a better chance than the panthers

>>77468785
>kaep has won games
"Has" being the keyword here.

>>77464402
Chargers will have a better record than the Chefs and Donkeys, cap it nigga

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>>77463502
Just fuck our shit up

>>77472182
>the Patriots scored only 14 points with Randy Moss in a Super Bowl

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Ravens released their depth chart so far

Austin Howard will most likely take Hurst place.
Alex Lewis should improve as long as he stays at LG.
Apparently, Perriman impresed everyone so far.
Defense should be fun to watch.

Can I get a quick rundown on the Browns 2017 season?

>>77472136
I'd argue they deserve them if they play lights out every important game. Kinda like Fitz.

Sometimes, organizations are shit despite having great players.

>>77472867
No because rings are a team accomplishment, teams earn them not individuals

>>77472886
Well, Fitz deserved a super bowl winning team.

>>77472820
9-7

>>77472820
>Belichick bows to Haslam
etc.

>>77472772

It would have been enough without the most fluke catch in NFL history

>>77471524
Chargers and it's not even close. At least the people of Vegas are getting a team they never had. The Chorgers are attempted to forge a new fanbase out of a market that just got back it's old football team; the scraps that are disappointed with the Rams.

>>77468939
>exhibit A

>>77472971
The football gods gave you Edelmans catch to make up for it

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>Brady: "My medical history is none of your fucking business"

Based God blowing Disney sports through fuck out

>>77473011
I'm not an expert but don't teams get in trouble if they hide injuries?

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>>77473007

Ye

>>77463432

kaepernick is fucking garbage. i wouldn't hire him to cut my lawn.

>>77463450

Dallas got exposed bigly last night.

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>>77472971
Yall won some SBs off flukey shit so don't complain.

>>77473022
The team, yes. The players are in their right to keep their medical history to themselves, tho.

>>77468985
>three of the four were with a broken thumb
>still won 2 out of the 4

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>mfw Cutler will be signed before Kaepernick

>>77473082
Do people really think Kaep is better than cutler?

>>77473050
>Raiders choking in the AFCC is somehow the Pats fault.

>>77473112
Raiders are a west coast sun team playing in a blizzard

It was the pats game to lose

>>77473109
Shannon Sharpe does

>>77473109
Kaep carried his team to a superb owl.

Cutler didn't.