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Man with No Name

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  1. i tune a lot of it out. he said a few things about Allen, which were true. He also said a lot of really nice things about him.
  2. what did i miss. he seemed fair. I turned game off right after the clinching INT though.
  3. I hear yuh, op, and hope you're right. Remember when Steve Tasker looked kind of like a weapon for a year or two!
  4. thanks for that. a good read. I'll be the first one to criticize a greedy player. this just never felt like that to me. good for bell. though I hope he gets eaten up the next few years while he enjoys that money!
  5. I feel for Bell. It was always going to be difficult to recoup that 14 million, and I hope his agent was honest about that. I hope that he did this as much out of principle as he did for money. It really isn't right that a premier player in a position that ages out of their prime by around 28 is handcuffed to a rookie contract on top of the possibility of multiple franchise tags almost entirely through their prime, killing chances of ever getting a long term, big $$$ contract. The players need to stand up for themselves in the next collective bargaining go-around.
  6. I was a huge peyton manning fan and routed hard for him with both indy and denver. probably starting around 2006/7. not sure. i did actually hate him before there was a need to direct 100% of my hate towards the pats. i'll admit, there have been chunks of games where my heart was deadened to the bills.
  7. we will see if Mcvay can adjust or if he's just another flash in the pan, one trick pony. some guys have a strong belief in sticking with what has worked. if that is the philosophy he went with, his genius status might be short lived
  8. Lol. I am the only one of my friends who likes Collinsworth. FWIW, Boomer Esiason has said he is the smartest teammate he's played with. I rate him behind only Romo, myself.
  9. Romo didn't get it done in the playoffs, but for the regular season, was arguably a top 5 qb of his era. he was very, very good.
  10. anything the pats and Steelers are in stress me out almost beyond bills games, I hate them so much. I just don't need the stress for something that doesn't matter bit I can't help myself. also was a huge manning fan, and he was beyond stressful to watch. ravens 9ers I was neutral and Tampa vs raiders. giants ravens almost neutral, but I think at that point I still hates the g men quite a bit
  11. just checked. ravens vs 9ers and Oakland vs tb are the only 2 super bowls, since the 90s, that I didn't really about the outcome.
  12. don't want to but hard to avoid. kind of pisses me off there has been maybe 2 super bowls in the past 20 years that I could just enjoy and not give a ***** about the outcome.
  13. i've gotta assume there are some Pats fans here. which is odd, because I can't imagine spending time on another team's internet message board. Shy of being a fan of a college team that had one of our guys. The Josh Allen Wyoming fans make sense to me, for example.
  14. give williams a chance to walk off field to standing o
  15. probably true. they definitely don't completely trust him. they go uber conservative every time they get a lead. Run, run. pass on 3rd and long. another completion % killer. the difference between tyrod and him is that he can make some huge throws that tyrod doesn't have the ability to. It is so nice to have a qb that can throw to any part of the field now.
  16. COuld have just as easily been around 60%. A couple drops. A couple of HUGE third down completions called back. And a lot of deep throws. I am a big stats guy, but i think anybody not obsessed by it is going to see way more good than bad. the debbie downers are definitely the minority today. most people get it.
  17. On an individual basis, the articles can make sense, but when you see his total body of work, and read the negative titles on a day in and day out basis, you realize what you are dealing with. It's fine in doses. But as John said, when that is all you bring to the table it is a HUGE turn off.
  18. let's not the blame the guy who eats all the pizza. the problem is obviously with the guy who didn't order enough.
  19. Bill Belichick was pretty conservative the Pats, until Brady proved himself over a number of years. As he got better and better, they were able to open up to a greater extent. It wasn't until 07, six years in, that they really opened up.
  20. 90-91 season. Reds win world series. Bulls beat Lakers. Wide Right. My life as a sports fan got off to such a promising start ?
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