I like the hawks, but could use a lot less richard sherman. I dont want him injured, but i do want to see him burned by carbtree everytime they line up against each other.
[quote]Aggv wrote:
I like the hawks, but could use a lot less richard sherman. I dont want him injured, but i do want to see him burned by carbtree everytime they line up against each other. [/quote]
I’d hate to see any of those guys get injured. Most people will never understand the physical punishment they take.
Like you, I want Sherman and Crabtree healthy so they can go at it.
It was just an interesting bit o’trivia I read this morning about guys who make the Madden cover.
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
Richard Sherman is Madden 15 cover guy.
Will the curse hold true this season? [/quote]
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
Since he plays for Seattle and since there’s history of guys getting hurt after making the cover, I feel it’s somewhat relevant. If he curse holds true, Seahawks fans will sure as fuck care.[/quote]
Don’t worry, he’s just upset the Cowboys have already been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs.
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
Richard Sherman is Madden 15 cover guy.
Will the curse hold true this season? [/quote]
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
Since he plays for Seattle and since there’s history of guys getting hurt after making the cover, I feel it’s somewhat relevant. If he curse holds true, Seahawks fans will sure as fuck care.[/quote]
How do the Texans look this year?
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
As an aside, I went to Levi’s Stadium yesterday. Absolutely gorgeous stadium.[/quote]
Is it one of those deals where the taxpayer financed it? Just wondering.[/quote]
It must have been. No self-respecting private owner would allow a fucking soccer game in such a nice stadium, especially the week before opening day.
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Tell me about it…
[quote]Aggv wrote:
I like the hawks, but could use a lot less richard sherman. I dont want him injured, but i do want to see him burned by carbtree everytime they line up against each other. [/quote]
Yeah, you and every other person who has ever played sports and shown respect for your opponents on the field.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
As an aside, I went to Levi’s Stadium yesterday. Absolutely gorgeous stadium.[/quote]
Is it one of those deals where the taxpayer financed it? Just wondering.[/quote]
Just wondering what? Thought you could catch me being inconsistent regarding my principles, eh? Thought you’d catch me spouting off about subsidies and whatnot over in PWI and expect me to take a different tack somewhere else? Nope, too adhered to my beliefs, Push. Try again some other time.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
As an aside, I went to Levi’s Stadium yesterday. Absolutely gorgeous stadium.[/quote]
Is it one of those deals where the taxpayer financed it? Just wondering.[/quote]
It must have been. No self-respecting private owner would allow a fucking soccer game in such a nice stadium, especially the week before opening day.
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Tell me about it…
http://www.ticketmaster.com/CenturyLink-Field-tickets-Seattle/venue/123449[/quote]
Thanks for shitting on my already shitty day and breaking my heart.
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
As an aside, I went to Levi’s Stadium yesterday. Absolutely gorgeous stadium.[/quote]
Is it one of those deals where the taxpayer financed it? Just wondering.[/quote]
Just wondering what? Thought you could catch me being inconsistent regarding my principles, eh? Thought you’d catch me spouting off about subsidies and whatnot over in PWI and expect me to take a different tack somewhere else? Nope, too adhered to my beliefs, Push. Try again some other time.[/quote]
Not at all. Relax.
If you get too uptight here (or anywhere else for that matter) and it begins to annoy me I’m liable to give you a wedgie so tight with your pink tutu that’ll cause your eyes to water and your precious charming little voice to go up a few octaves.
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[quote]pat wrote:
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
[quote]bdocksaints75 wrote:
Colin Kaepernick has looked pretty awful, I know its only pre season but I definitely take them out the top 5 teams. [/quote]
That’s why running Qb’s will never be the next big thing. They just don’t play consistently well or don’t stay healthy. Passing QB’s that can run are about as close to the “athlete playing QB” side of things that you should get.[/quote]
I agree. The only thing being a runner does is get you through the first couple of years while you learn to play in the NFL. No runner keeps running through out his career or it will be a short one. Everybody is one injury away from being a spectator.[/quote]
You sure aren’t right about that one.
Steve Young ran consistently throughout his entire career. He gained more yards in his second-to-last season at the age of 37 than any other season aside from 1992. More attempts than all but two seasons as well. He was a starter from 1991 to 1999 and he ran consistently and often in all of those seasons. When he got knocked the fuck out in 1999 and his career came to an end, he was dropping back in the pocket and got leveled. His best passing years also coincide with most of his best running years.
He’s an exception, but don’t say that NO runner keeps running throughout his career. Steve Young sure as hell did, and there are a lot of QB’s in the league who are more talented in terms of passing and running ability than he was.
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
Richard Sherman is Madden 15 cover guy.
Will the curse hold true this season? [/quote]
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
Since he plays for Seattle and since there’s history of guys getting hurt after making the cover, I feel it’s somewhat relevant. If he curse holds true, Seahawks fans will sure as fuck care.[/quote]
Don’t worry, he’s just upset the Cowboys have already been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. [/quote]
Lol yesterday I was working off two hours of sleep so I was grumpy.
STILL we have kept this thread over the last 5-6 years with discussions about the game. Not TMZ aspects of the game or social issues of the game.
Someone can start another thread if they want to discuss that.
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]Aggv wrote:
I like the hawks, but could use a lot less richard sherman. I dont want him injured, but i do want to see him burned by carbtree everytime they line up against each other. [/quote]
I’d hate to see any of those guys get injured. Most people will never understand the physical punishment they take.
Like you, I want Sherman and Crabtree healthy so they can go at it.
It was just an interesting bit o’trivia I read this morning about guys who make the Madden cover. [/quote]
I don’t want anybody hurt. I do want him to get beat. Just cause he runs his mouth to much.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]pat wrote:
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
[quote]bdocksaints75 wrote:
Colin Kaepernick has looked pretty awful, I know its only pre season but I definitely take them out the top 5 teams. [/quote]
That’s why running Qb’s will never be the next big thing. They just don’t play consistently well or don’t stay healthy. Passing QB’s that can run are about as close to the “athlete playing QB” side of things that you should get.[/quote]
I agree. The only thing being a runner does is get you through the first couple of years while you learn to play in the NFL. No runner keeps running through out his career or it will be a short one. Everybody is one injury away from being a spectator.[/quote]
You sure aren’t right about that one.
Steve Young ran consistently throughout his entire career. He gained more yards in his second-to-last season at the age of 37 than any other season aside from 1992. More attempts than all but two seasons as well. He was a starter from 1991 to 1999 and he ran consistently and often in all of those seasons. When he got knocked the fuck out in 1999 and his career came to an end, he was dropping back in the pocket and got leveled. His best passing years also coincide with most of his best running years.
He’s an exception, but don’t say that NO runner keeps running throughout his career. Steve Young sure as hell did, and there are a lot of QB’s in the league who are more talented in terms of passing and running ability than he was.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/Y/YounSt00.htm[/quote]
You do realize there are other teams in the NFL other than SF? Steve Young is an exception. There will be other exceptions, but the rule is runners eventually get hurt…See Michael Vick.
[quote]jjackkrash wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
Richard Sherman is Madden 15 cover guy.
Will the curse hold true this season? [/quote]
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
Since he plays for Seattle and since there’s history of guys getting hurt after making the cover, I feel it’s somewhat relevant. If he curse holds true, Seahawks fans will sure as fuck care.[/quote]
How do the Texans look this year?
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The forecast calls for Clowny with a chance of Watt. Offense is average. Defense, holy shit.
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
Richard Sherman is Madden 15 cover guy.
Will the curse hold true this season? [/quote]
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
Since he plays for Seattle and since there’s history of guys getting hurt after making the cover, I feel it’s somewhat relevant. If he curse holds true, Seahawks fans will sure as fuck care.[/quote]
Don’t worry, he’s just upset the Cowboys have already been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. [/quote]
Lol yesterday I was working off two hours of sleep so I was grumpy.
STILL we have kept this thread over the last 5-6 years with discussions about the game. Not TMZ aspects of the game or social issues of the game.
Someone can start another thread if they want to discuss that. [/quote]
I agree. We’ve managed to talk football and not about tits, panties, and no fleecing of the very few female posters on this forum. This, the Gun Love Thread and the American Cars threads have been winners in my book.
[quote]DBCooper wrote:
[quote]pat wrote:
[quote]jbpick86 wrote:
[quote]bdocksaints75 wrote:
Colin Kaepernick has looked pretty awful, I know its only pre season but I definitely take them out the top 5 teams. [/quote]
That’s why running Qb’s will never be the next big thing. They just don’t play consistently well or don’t stay healthy. Passing QB’s that can run are about as close to the “athlete playing QB” side of things that you should get.[/quote]
I agree. The only thing being a runner does is get you through the first couple of years while you learn to play in the NFL. No runner keeps running through out his career or it will be a short one. Everybody is one injury away from being a spectator.[/quote]
You sure aren’t right about that one.
Steve Young ran consistently throughout his entire career. He gained more yards in his second-to-last season at the age of 37 than any other season aside from 1992. More attempts than all but two seasons as well. He was a starter from 1991 to 1999 and he ran consistently and often in all of those seasons. When he got knocked the fuck out in 1999 and his career came to an end, he was dropping back in the pocket and got leveled. His best passing years also coincide with most of his best running years.
He’s an exception, but don’t say that NO runner keeps running throughout his career. Steve Young sure as hell did, and there are a lot of QB’s in the league who are more talented in terms of passing and running ability than he was.
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/Y/YounSt00.htm[/quote]
Steve Young falls into the Passing Quarterback that can run group. He didn’t depend on his legs but given the opportunity he could hurt you with them if you didn’t respect them. John Elway, Steve McNair, Donovan McNabb,Russell Wilson, and Andrew Luck would go here too. Steve Young was not a running QB, he was a QB that could run, which I previously stated is a close to a running QB as you should ever get. Interestingly, I almost used Young as an example in that previous post of a QB that could run.
[quote]DJHT wrote:
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
This got buried in the other thread but in terms of pure x’s and o’s of the pro game, Matt Bowen’s “NFL 101” series – despite being way too much chess for the average fan – is as good as it gets:
[quote]chillain wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
This got buried in the other thread but in terms of pure x’s and o’s of the pro game, Matt Bowen’s “NFL 101” series – despite being way too much chess for the average fan – is as good as it gets:
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Awesome
[quote]Derek542 wrote:
[quote]usmccds423 wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]MinotaurXXX wrote:
Richard Sherman is Madden 15 cover guy.
Will the curse hold true this season? [/quote]
Nobody Cares.
We like to talk football here[/quote]
Since he plays for Seattle and since there’s history of guys getting hurt after making the cover, I feel it’s somewhat relevant. If he curse holds true, Seahawks fans will sure as fuck care.[/quote]
Don’t worry, he’s just upset the Cowboys have already been mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. [/quote]
Lol yesterday I was working off two hours of sleep so I was grumpy.
STILL we have kept this thread over the last 5-6 years with discussions about the game. Not TMZ aspects of the game or social issues of the game.
Someone can start another thread if they want to discuss that. [/quote]
No worries. It’s all good.