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Quoted: Bill Belichick (299-157-0) is 9 losses away from having the most regular season losses of all time. Record is currently shared by Dan Reeves (190-165-2) and Dan Fisher (173-165-1). Bill Belichick (330-170-0) is also 9 losses away from having the most combined losses (regular + post season). Record currently held by Tom Landry (270-178-6). He is still 29 regular season wins behind Don Shula for most all time (328). He is still 15 total wins (regular + post season) behind Don Shula for most combined all time (345). View Quote Dude's not going to make it unless he gives up GM duties. The guy really sucks at drafting. It's mystifying how bad he is at it. |
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Quoted: Bill Belichick (299-157-0) is 9 losses away from having the most regular season losses of all time. Record is currently shared by Dan Reeves (190-165-2) and Dan Fisher (173-165-1). Bill Belichick (330-170-0) is also 9 losses away from having the most combined losses (regular + post season). Record currently held by Tom Landry (270-178-6). He is still 29 regular season wins behind Don Shula for most all time (328). He is still 15 total wins (regular + post season) behind Don Shula for most combined all time (345). View Quote If he doesn’t retire at the end of this season, he’ll get the loss record. However, it’s hard to imagine him getting 29 more wins. |
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Quoted: Dude's not going to make it unless he gives up GM duties. The guy really sucks at drafting. It's mystifying how bad he is at it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Bill Belichick (299-157-0) is 9 losses away from having the most regular season losses of all time. Record is currently shared by Dan Reeves (190-165-2) and Dan Fisher (173-165-1). Bill Belichick (330-170-0) is also 9 losses away from having the most combined losses (regular + post season). Record currently held by Tom Landry (270-178-6). He is still 29 regular season wins behind Don Shula for most all time (328). He is still 15 total wins (regular + post season) behind Don Shula for most combined all time (345). Dude's not going to make it unless he gives up GM duties. The guy really sucks at drafting. It's mystifying how bad he is at it. What was that crazy stat about the Patriots and Pro Bowlers? |
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Quoted: What was that crazy stat about the Patriots and Pro Bowlers? View Quote Edit: Confirmed, ended in 2021, Mac Jones, alternate quarterback selection. Double Edit: 62 picks between 2013 and 2021. Triple Edit: Mac was the first rookie Pro Bowl QB since Dak in 2016. The initial 3 were Mahomes, Herbert and Lamar. Lamar declined and Josh Allen was first alternate but also declined. Mac was 2nd alternate. |
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"Bears HC Matt Eberflus said Justin Fields (thumb) is doubtful for Week 7 against the Raiders.
Eberflus didn’t offer a specific timetable for when Fields could return, saying, “it’s really going to come down to grip strength.” Fields is not expected to undergo surgery at this time, but will instead rehab to regain his grip strength. Rookie Tyson Bagent completed 10-of-14 passes for 83 yards and one interception in relief of Fields, and would likely draw the start in Week 7 against the Raiders. If it’s not Bagent, it will be Nathan Peterman, who has mysteriously kept an NFL job for seven seasons despite throwing for 712 passing yards, four touchdowns, and 13 interceptions since entering the league in 2017." |
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Quoted: No longer a continuing streak, but I believe (IIRC) it was no Pro-Bowlers drafted (excluding kickers) since Jamie Collins in 2013. Ended in 2021(?). It was close to 60 consecutive picks. Edit: Confirmed, ended in 2021, Mac Jones, alternate quarterback selection. Double Edit: 62 picks between 2013 and 2021. Triple Edit: Mac was the first rookie Pro Bowl QB since Dak in 2016. The initial 3 were Mahomes, Herbert and Lamar. Lamar declined and Josh Allen was first alternate but also declined. Mac was 2nd alternate. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: What was that crazy stat about the Patriots and Pro Bowlers? Edit: Confirmed, ended in 2021, Mac Jones, alternate quarterback selection. Double Edit: 62 picks between 2013 and 2021. Triple Edit: Mac was the first rookie Pro Bowl QB since Dak in 2016. The initial 3 were Mahomes, Herbert and Lamar. Lamar declined and Josh Allen was first alternate but also declined. Mac was 2nd alternate. You can't count Mac Jones. He was an alternate, and I even think he was a 2nd alternate. |
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Quoted: Shannon Sharpe was, for some reason, apparently wearing lipstick today. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/258158/F9818BC6-32AD-4A1E-9D09-8E92C1EF82D8_jpe-2994150.JPG View Quote He is one weird motherfucker. |
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Quoted: Dude's not going to make it unless he gives up GM duties. The guy really sucks at drafting. It's mystifying how bad he is at it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Bill Belichick (299-157-0) is 9 losses away from having the most regular season losses of all time. Record is currently shared by Dan Reeves (190-165-2) and Dan Fisher (173-165-1). Bill Belichick (330-170-0) is also 9 losses away from having the most combined losses (regular + post season). Record currently held by Tom Landry (270-178-6). He is still 29 regular season wins behind Don Shula for most all time (328). He is still 15 total wins (regular + post season) behind Don Shula for most combined all time (345). Dude's not going to make it unless he gives up GM duties. The guy really sucks at drafting. It's mystifying how bad he is at it. I don’t know what his contract is like, but he could probably get the record faster if he went somewhere else. I’m sure there is a team still willing to roll the dice on him. |
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Quoted: Shannon Sharpe was, for some reason, apparently wearing lipstick today. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/258158/F9818BC6-32AD-4A1E-9D09-8E92C1EF82D8_jpe-2994150.JPG View Quote Looking like Cam’s roided out auntie |
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View Quote That’s one thing I’ve never understood. If it’s 1st and goal at the one. Defenders have absolutely zero reason to not pass interference the fuck out of everyone. Every time. Tackle the fucker unless the pass looks like it’s wide |
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Quoted: "Sorry Ms. Jackson, CTEs for real. Never meant to miss your child support, I'll be seeing you again in court" View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Antonio Brown was arrested in Broward County Florida for allegedly failing to pay child support. [i]Jail records from the Broward Sheriff's Office show that the 35-year-old was booked into jail around midnight Sunday on an out-of-county warrant. He has since been released on a $15,000 bond. Wiltrice Jackson, who is the mother of Brown's daughter, Antanyiah, who was born in 2008, spoke with TMZ and said her ex owes her nearly $31,000 in unpaid child support. "I do want him arrested," Jackson told TMZ. "Because, right now, he's making a mockery out of the judge, out of everything, because he feels like he's untouchable." "Sorry Ms. Jackson, CTEs for real. Never meant to miss your child support, I'll be seeing you again in court" Yeah, I sang it too. |
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Listed as day to day. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Shannon Sharpe was, for some reason, apparently wearing lipstick today. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/258158/F9818BC6-32AD-4A1E-9D09-8E92C1EF82D8_jpe-2994150.JPG Looking like Cam’s roided out auntie Attached File Attached File |
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Quoted: The Patriots have not drafted a Pro Bowler since Jamie Collins in 2013.* *Excluding kickers and alternate selections. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You can't count Mac Jones. He was an alternate, and I even think he was a 2nd alternate. *Excluding kickers and alternate selections. As a Dolphins fan. The Patriots have been a pain in the ass for 20 years……. This year feels weird. Their name still inspires fear. It is strange seeing their name at the bottom of the AFC east. |
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Quoted: Shannon Sharpe was, for some reason, apparently wearing lipstick today. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/258158/F9818BC6-32AD-4A1E-9D09-8E92C1EF82D8_jpe-2994150.JPG View Quote RuPaul? |
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Quoted: The Patriots have not drafted a Pro Bowler since Jamie Collins in 2013.* *Excluding kickers and alternate selections. View Quote Not a contradiction but they made an art out of Reclamation Projects like Corey Dillon, Randy Moss, and Wes Welker just off the top of my head, that gets overlooked. |
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Quoted: Not a contradiction but they made an art out of Reclamation Projects like Corey Dillon, Randy Moss, and Wes Welker just off the top of my head, that gets overlooked. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The Patriots have not drafted a Pro Bowler since Jamie Collins in 2013.* *Excluding kickers and alternate selections. Not a contradiction but they made an art out of Reclamation Projects like Corey Dillon, Randy Moss, and Wes Welker just off the top of my head, that gets overlooked. He stole Welker from the Fish as Welker smoked the Pats the years prior. I remember when he got Dillon and then Moss. I was like, that was stupid. Apparently not. |
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View Quote The Cowboys probably account for at least 5% of that drop. |
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Good: Impressive on Crosby's part. Great conditioning. No injuries. Bad: The Raiders depth is so awful they can't afford to let Crosby sit a single snap? |
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For those who did not see it: YouTube Edit: 2023 fine schedule, Impermissible Use of the Helmet/Launching: First Offense: $21,855 |
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For those who did not see it: YouTube Edit: 2023 fine schedule, Impermissible Use of the Helmet/Launching: First Offense: $21,855 View Quote Random question: is there a limit to how much the NFL could, theoretically, fine a player? For example: let’s say a player was making the league minimum and only played in one game. Could they fine him his entire salary? |
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Quoted: Random question: is there a limit to how much the NFL could, theoretically, fine a player? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Random question: is there a limit to how much the NFL could, theoretically, fine a player? Then there are club fines (which don't usually get made public). Clubs can fine their players for things like being overweight, failing to disclose injuries, damaging equipment, losing equipment/plans/notes/playbooks, etc, etc. Those also all have to follow a bargained fine table though. Quoted: For example: let's say a player was making the league minimum and only played in one game. Could they fine him his entire salary? |
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Quoted: Not a contradiction but they made an art out of Reclamation Projects like Corey Dillon, Randy Moss, and Wes Welker just off the top of my head, that gets overlooked. View Quote The last year any of those three players were on the Patriots' roster was 2012. It's been a long ass time since Belichick restored an '87 Camaro IROC-Z into a show car. |
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Rams CB Derion Kendrick was arrested less than 12 hours after their victory over the Cardinals yesterday.
The 23-year-old was pulled over for a traffic violation and police found a firearm and marijuana in the vehicle. He was booked at 2:14 am this morning on felony carrying a concealed weapon. Derion was a 2022 6th round pick. He has played in 21 of the 23 games since being drafted including 96% of all defensive snaps this season. This season he is surrendering a 50% comp% and has given up 134 yards and 1 TD on 30 targets (15 comp), he has 25 tackles so far. |
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Someone in Michigan is betting big on the Cowboys defense. Placed a $110K wager on the under (51.0).
Cowboys totals this season: 40, 40, 44, 41, 52 Chargers totals this season: 70, 51, 52, 41, bye |
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Quoted: Yes. Remember the players are all union members and the NFLPA and NFL bargain fine amounts and the NFL is then restricted by those amounts. Of course, this only applies to on the field conduct as well as violations such as skipping practice/camp, etc. For off the field conduct, there are no fines, but suspensions obviously take a big chunk of salary away from players. Then there are club fines (which don't usually get made public). Clubs can fine their players for things like being overweight, failing to disclose injuries, damaging equipment, losing equipment/plans/notes/playbooks, etc, etc. Those also all have to follow a bargained fine table though. There have been instances of practice squad players being elevated for a game and then receiving fines (first/second offense) which surpass their game checks. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Random question: is there a limit to how much the NFL could, theoretically, fine a player? Then there are club fines (which don't usually get made public). Clubs can fine their players for things like being overweight, failing to disclose injuries, damaging equipment, losing equipment/plans/notes/playbooks, etc, etc. Those also all have to follow a bargained fine table though. Quoted: For example: let's say a player was making the league minimum and only played in one game. Could they fine him his entire salary? What about refusing to talk to the media? Is there a limit to how much players can be fined or can godking Goodell do whatever he wants? |
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Quoted: Whether it’s true or not, people are running with this. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/258158/C518A054-C635-4AB7-BDCE-4DD3B7011F4B_jpe-2994366.JPG View Quote So what did he say? They trying to run with that "he racis" shit, when all the players around him are not white? |
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Stephen A Smith is the biggest blow hard. I can't stand that piece of shit.
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View Quote Some sort of rap or similar music in the stadium? I'll say the visitors are innocent in this case here. |
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Quoted: So what did he say? They trying to run with that "he racis" shit, when all the players around him are not white? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Whether it’s true or not, people are running with this. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/258158/C518A054-C635-4AB7-BDCE-4DD3B7011F4B_jpe-2994366.JPG So what did he say? They trying to run with that "he racis" shit, when all the players around him are not white? Christian McCaffrey: |
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Quoted: ALL NFL kickers are around a combined 75% from 40-50 yards. This kid was also a rookie. View Quote The rookie part might've helped him? Stronger leg, not knowing enough to be nervous, etc. Wouldn't you think most (if not all) NFL kickers have at least one game winning kick in college? Shouldn't be a new situation for them, IMO. |
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Quoted: SNF is the premiere NFL program and I think it’s absurd that their studio panel is Jason Garrett, Chris Simms, and a tranny that seems to know less about football than my 10 year old nephew. If you disagree, that’s fine. View Quote Not disagreeing with you at all on anything, actually. But if *I* got worked up over idiot announcers, I'd never get ANY sleep on football days. This is why I try to watch the Manning broadcast as much as possible. Silly, but not stupid, IMO. I also use my "mute" button quite a bit too. |
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View Quote Am I missing the sarcasm here or is this guy a complete idiot? |
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