Captain Caveman

I think part of it is that there aren't many early (nice weather) 1:00 games.

Any player who is not signed to a roster can choose any practice squad spot they are offered at that point (typically will be with the team they've been with, but sometimes they will choose a team they feel they have a better shot at making.) Waivers don't apply to vested vets, but also don't apply to practice squads. A team can't claim a player on waivers and put them on the practice squad, they'd have to go to the active roster. Also, once signed to a team's practice squad, they can't jump to another team's practice squad, only to the active roster (and I think they have to be held on the active roster for at least three weeks.)

I don't think so, I'm pretty sure the players pay face value for the tickets, so assuming they sold for 200%, and paid 100% originally, now have to pay 150%, they are down 50%.

You think these guys aren't on steroids?

Is this still the Gabe Davis thread?

Pretty much all of them. I'm not an athlete.

Isn't that what I said?

My first reaction is San Francisco (because that means it's next year) but Las Vegas would be fun.

Hearing Mr Brightside was a sign that you're getting cheated on, sorry Stroke

There was a game I was more confident than this and it obviously didn't turn out well, so I'm gonna keep my mouth shut and not say how many seconds there were left in said game when we blew it.

Those songs aren't about getting Cucked (I'm pretty sure anyway, and even if they are they're much more subtle about it.) It's just a really weird song for thousands of people (who aren't at a concert anyway) to sing along to.

This is such a weird song to play at a sporting event and for it to have turned into this anthem is completely puzzling to me.

https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/ufo/hfr-uap-recovery-video-egg-shaped-object-exclusive/

One thing that stood out to me was how often we had in an extra lineman, and how often we ran right into his ass on those plays. In previous games, we were able to wear down the opponent last night that way (San Francisco especially comes to mind.) Last night it just felt like we were shooting ourselves in the foot by letting Baltimore know what we were going to do. If we are going to keep going with the extra lineman so often next week, I hope Brady can get a little more creative with it and bring in more pass plays and other wrinkles. Last night I think we did pass out of it 1 or two times and there was also a nice counter run which caught Baltimore off guard. In general I think if we can use more traditional sets (or 3 or 4WR sets also) it's going to keep the defense a little more honest and can still open up the run game a little more. Aside from this, the tendency to run on 2nd and short EVERY TIME drives me absolutely nuts. Josh loves his deep shots - THIS IS THE TIME TO TAKE SOME (or just throw over the middle sometime.) If I know what play we're going to call based on a certain down and distance, then I'm sure the opponent does too. Maybe Brady is just playing the long game and will finally take advantage and break tendencies this week, but I'm not very optimistic.