dorquemada
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10 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:
For the all players should wear visors folks, they are great for indoor teams, but they fog up in the cold, and are an absolute pain when it rains or snows.
I'm sure this is a known thing, but i've been putting rainx on my ski goggles for decades and it works wonders for rain/snow/fog
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47 minutes ago, Gugny said:
Miami is a dirty, sh*t, team. He’s wise to protect himself against these scumbags.
F*ck the Dolphins and their little puke f*ck coach.
GO BEELS!
At least Wilkinsen is gone
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I like the idea of showcasing the TEs here too, let's get some packages in there that will give future opponents DCs headaches in planning.
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There's two wolves in me. They're both degenerate gamblers and neither of them like a 12.5 point spread in a division game
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21 hours ago, BillytheKid said:
I told everyone that the Chiefs won’t make the playoffs this year.
Made a whole post about it 2 months ago and people were laughing. I gave you the reasons why.
They definitely aren’t coming back to make the playoffs. Yeah we are only going into week 3 but again like I said before the Chiefs have too many things going against them historically.
They are done this year. They will have to try again next year. Watch and see. I’ll be pulling up my post when they are completely eliminated from the playoffs to say I told you so.
You can refresh your memories on everything I showed they had going against them historically. History repeats itself a lot. KC had too many things to overcome.
It reminds me a little bit of when the end finally came for our glory era Bills. They just got worn down, lost some players, aged, and were still getting it done with smoke and mirrors, but then something just gave way and the wheels came off.
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He's just too slight to take the pounding. Watching the play he got injured his legs look like Tre's, just sticks with little tiny ankles. Obviously has skills but was never going to last with that build
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One thing I noticed yesterday was that every play KC made that went for more than 5 yards, they celebrated like they'd won the super bowl. Kelce worst of the group. He seems to be a shadow of his former self and there's really nobody on that O besides Mahomes that are real stars at this point.
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No team needed to be told not to draft him
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2 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:
What's crazy is, the Chiefs games have been called fairly by the refs. It's amazing how much harder it is for them when they don't get the calls
I thought the eagles got hosed on a couple calls yesterday. I just hope that the chiefs lose every game that Taylor Swift attends so eventually we dont have to endure the spectacle any longer
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keep an eye on the overconfidence meter over there
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Faint echo of games past
Dolphins are strait up bad now
sad trombone womp womp
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We've played 2 good defenses and are averaging 36 points, that's a winning formula, especially with KC seemingly falling apart. Allen has a bunch of guys that can catch the ball. My wife asked yesterday why we were seeing as much Shakir, my first thought was because they probably had Sauce on him most of the game, which I have no idea if that's true, but the larger point is that if Shakir is ostensibly our best receiver, he'll get the top coverage, but on any given play Allen's got at least 3 other guys that can catch the ball including the #3 TE. Is this moneyball?
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1 hour ago, Draconator said:
It's Buffalo. Totally normal.
Oy. Me and the boys used to rent out a decent size uhaul, put a couple ratty couches, a grill, etc, to bring down to tailgate. Rumor has it that anyone that didn't fit in the cab would ride in the box
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3 hours ago, Dunkirk Donski said:
My inside source strongly disagrees
lmao. even in faint echo form, a Dunkirk Don sighting brings a moment of levity to an otherwise grinding day
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5 hours ago, Mike in Horseheads said:
Thats depressing against a team loaded with RB's
Yeah we might give up 200 yards rushing and 40 points
im crying over here
11 hours ago, Goin Breakdown said:I believe that's above my pay grade.
Do you think THE Dunkirk Don just woke up one day already fully formed?
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3 hours ago, Goin Breakdown said:
Not as good as I anticipated. I'll keep looking for a schtick
Eh try a new take on Dunkirk Don we need some insider info and high level business meetings
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7 minutes ago, Mikie2times said:
gets me every time
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The Get Well Plan (for the other team) Defense
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31 minutes ago, Not at the table Karlos said:
Came here to say this
was first thing that came to my mind too
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One of the most technically magnificent passes I've ever seen in my bagillion years of watching football. Wife and I rewatched the last 5 minutes twice last night.
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5 minutes ago, Simon said:
And the only reason they had those :30 to work with was McDermotts aggressive use of timeouts when the Ravens still had the ball on the previous possession. I don't think most coaches would have had the stones to do that on first and second down outside the 10 yrd line with nearly 2:00 left in the half.
McD obv watched some youtube videos about clock management this offseason
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I said this in one of the other threads but I think despite the explosive nature of the Ravens, they seem to wear down in games. Everyone does but it seems to happen faster for them, which might point to a conditioning program issue?
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It could be that the human wave tactics on DL is having the effect of freeing up Oliver. Absolute monster game. Will be fun watching him against lesser QB/OL combinations
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11 hours ago, Nelius said:
I think people are possibly overrating the 41 year old decline for kickers. Kicking isn’t agility and speed. I don’t think the same aging applies. An extra few lbs that comes with aging could even help, see Sebastian Janikowski.
lmao he really was a tub o' lard at the end there wasnt he
I think this is a big game for the TE’s
in The Stadium Wall
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Since his rookie year when he had a couple bad drops, I love watching him catch the ball. He wraps it up like it's the worlds most valuable treasure with his entire body. In his hands I never worry about it getting dislodged from a hit.