Agree. In a country where a raging asshole was elected president I think there are plenty of these people in every city and town.
the big 3 of the patriots voted for the raging asshole.
GO BIRDS.
If I had known then what I know now...
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EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
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Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
The point is that Philly gets called out for what most cities have - a contingent of out of control fans. Philly may lead the way but there is a long list of other cities with similar issues. Can't recall the last time I saw a fan stabbed repeatedly at a Philly home game (San Diego) or the last time a dude was killed at a Philly baseball game (Dodgers) As someone that used to make the same easy jokes before I moved to the region, I can understand. Flawed theory once you look closer
I went to the divisional round game and saw nothing but falcons fans being treated ok - the worst was some good natured taunting.
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
If I was Bortles I'd be out of there.
If I were Jacksonville, Bortles would be out of there. IMO, they were not wrong to restrict him. Letting him throw it all around (with a better WR corps) in the past = shitty record.
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
If I was Bortles I'd be out of there.
If I were Jacksonville, Bortles would be out of there. IMO, they were not wrong to restrict him. Letting him throw it all around (with a better WR corps) in the past = shitty record.
True. He was the ONLY chance they had at winning and they took that out of the equation though.
Then they got out coached and got Bellicheckmated...
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
Well to be a devil's advocate, Jacksonville isn't exactly a big play offense like say Pittsburgh is. Marrone must have felt there would be likelihood of turning the ball over if they started throwing any passes that weren't little swing passes. Still, at the very least you've got hand the ball off and see if you can at least gain some yards. Or try a screen pass.
The game was over after the Patriots got that pass interference penalty on their final drive before half. It was a good call, but I hated to see Brady (of all people) going straight Flacco and throwing up a bullshit pass, and lucking out with an interference call. But once he got it, you knew the Patriots would score (which they did to make the score 14-10 Jags), and you knew they'd go on to win.
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
Well to be a devil's advocate, Jacksonville isn't exactly a big play offense like say Pittsburgh is. Marrone must have felt there would be likelihood of turning the ball over if they started throwing any passes that weren't little swing passes. Still, at the very least you've got hand the ball off and see if you can at least gain some yards. Or try a screen pass.
The game was over after the Patriots got that pass interference penalty on their final drive before half. It was a good call, but I hated to see Brady (of all people) going straight Flacco and throwing up a bullshit pass, and lucking out with an interference call. But once he got it, you knew the Patriots would score (which they did to make the score 14-10 Jags), and you knew they'd go on to win.
Why was that a bullshit pass? Both teams were running the same type route and play. Difference was the jags players were mugging the receivers. Posers with all that chirping and pointing at their wrists. Ball hit the pats player in the numbers but he had a DB around his neck.
And the official from Hingham who made this info public should have lost his job.
alternative facts.
If I had known then what I know now...
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
How the fuck does a team that kneels with 55 seconds and 2 timeouts left in the half make it so fucking far?! While they were winning no less! I knew right from that second that they had a 0% chance of winning that game. Unfuckingreal.
No team had kneeled with over 50 seconds remaining in the first half all year. Not one team all year. Not even the Browns did that.
Really? I believe it. That was a pathetic lack of confidence by the head coach, totally inexcusable. And the team finished the game like they knew their coach thought they had no business being there.
Well to be a devil's advocate, Jacksonville isn't exactly a big play offense like say Pittsburgh is. Marrone must have felt there would be likelihood of turning the ball over if they started throwing any passes that weren't little swing passes. Still, at the very least you've got hand the ball off and see if you can at least gain some yards. Or try a screen pass.
The game was over after the Patriots got that pass interference penalty on their final drive before half. It was a good call, but I hated to see Brady (of all people) going straight Flacco and throwing up a bullshit pass, and lucking out with an interference call. But once he got it, you knew the Patriots would score (which they did to make the score 14-10 Jags), and you knew they'd go on to win.
Why was that a bullshit pass? Both teams were running the same type route and play. Difference was the jags players were mugging the receivers. Posers with all that chirping and pointing at their wrists. Ball hit the pats player in the numbers but he had a DB around his neck.
No, not that pass interference (on Ramsey). The one before half-time (on Bouye) that was seemed uncatchable; where Brady looked like a drunken Eli Manning just chucking it up and hoping. Very un-Tom...but of course it worked out for him.
I actually thought he had a good shot at that w.o the pass interference. Of course I was also biased by that point in the game because of how the Jags players were acting....going into the game I was rooting for a good game. By halftime I was rooting for season ending ailments for all of the Jags. Super whiny, late hitting, smack talking, (ultimately) losers.
I actually thought he had a good shot at that w.o the pass interference. Of course I was also biased by that point in the game because of how the Jags players were acting....going into the game I was rooting for a good game. By halftime I was rooting for season ending ailments for all of the Jags. Super whiny, late hitting, smack talking, (ultimately) losers.
I thought it was overthrown and out of bounds but that's all moot now. Yeah I'm with you on the Jaguars. They were annoying prior to the Pittsburgh game, VERY annoying after the Pittsburgh game, and if I have to choose between two weeks of hype involving them or two weeks of hype involving the Patriots, with regret, I'll take the Patriots.
I actually thought he had a good shot at that w.o the pass interference. Of course I was also biased by that point in the game because of how the Jags players were acting....going into the game I was rooting for a good game. By halftime I was rooting for season ending ailments for all of the Jags. Super whiny, late hitting, smack talking, (ultimately) losers.
I thought it was overthrown and out of bounds but that's all moot now. Yeah I'm with you on the Jaguars. They were annoying prior to the Pittsburgh game, VERY annoying after the Pittsburgh game, and if I have to choose between two weeks of hype involving them or two weeks of hype involving the Patriots, with regret, I'll take the Patriots.
Ball landed in bounds by a good 6 feet from the sideline (0:05 on the video), and Cooks is only a few yards away when it lands, was definitely catchable if he's not interfered with.
I actually thought he had a good shot at that w.o the pass interference. Of course I was also biased by that point in the game because of how the Jags players were acting....going into the game I was rooting for a good game. By halftime I was rooting for season ending ailments for all of the Jags. Super whiny, late hitting, smack talking, (ultimately) losers.
I thought it was overthrown and out of bounds but that's all moot now. Yeah I'm with you on the Jaguars. They were annoying prior to the Pittsburgh game, VERY annoying after the Pittsburgh game, and if I have to choose between two weeks of hype involving them or two weeks of hype involving the Patriots, with regret, I'll take the Patriots.
Ball landed in bounds by a good 6 feet from the sideline (0:05 on the video), and Cooks is only a few yards away when it lands, was definitely catchable if he's not interfered with.
I actually thought he had a good shot at that w.o the pass interference. Of course I was also biased by that point in the game because of how the Jags players were acting....going into the game I was rooting for a good game. By halftime I was rooting for season ending ailments for all of the Jags. Super whiny, late hitting, smack talking, (ultimately) losers.
I thought it was overthrown and out of bounds but that's all moot now. Yeah I'm with you on the Jaguars. They were annoying prior to the Pittsburgh game, VERY annoying after the Pittsburgh game, and if I have to choose between two weeks of hype involving them or two weeks of hype involving the Patriots, with regret, I'll take the Patriots.
Ball landed in bounds by a good 6 feet from the sideline (0:05 on the video), and Cooks is only a few yards away when it lands, was definitely catchable if he's not interfered with.
Make all the excuses you want but the Pats' secondary covered their receivers and were burned more often than not. But they also weren't molesting the receivers after the 5 yards and made the big plays when they absolutely had to.
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the big 3 of the patriots voted for the raging asshole.
GO BIRDS.
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
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Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Vegas 93, Vegas 98, Vegas 00 (10 year show), Vegas 03, Vegas 06
VIC 07
EV LA1 08
Seattle1 09, Seattle2 09, Salt Lake 09, LA4 09
Columbus 10
EV LA 11
Vancouver 11
Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Can't recall the last time I saw a fan stabbed repeatedly at a Philly home game (San Diego) or the last time a dude was killed at a Philly baseball game (Dodgers)
As someone that used to make the same easy jokes before I moved to the region, I can understand. Flawed theory once you look closer
I went to the divisional round game and saw nothing but falcons fans being treated ok - the worst was some good natured taunting.
Not one team all year.
Not even the Browns did that.
Star on hose
Go Philadelphia Eagles !
IMO, they were not wrong to restrict him. Letting him throw it all around (with a better WR corps) in the past = shitty record.
Then they got out coached and got Bellicheckmated...
Well to be a devil's advocate, Jacksonville isn't exactly a big play offense like say Pittsburgh is. Marrone must have felt there would be likelihood of turning the ball over if they started throwing any passes that weren't little swing passes. Still, at the very least you've got hand the ball off and see if you can at least gain some yards. Or try a screen pass.
The game was over after the Patriots got that pass interference penalty on their final drive before half. It was a good call, but I hated to see Brady (of all people) going straight Flacco and throwing up a bullshit pass, and lucking out with an interference call. But once he got it, you knew the Patriots would score (which they did to make the score 14-10 Jags), and you knew they'd go on to win.
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Fake news.
Bill Belichick doesn't vote:
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/local_coverage/2016/11/hingham_town_clerk_bill_belichick_hasn_t_voted_in_past_five_years
And the official from Hingham who made this info public should have lost his job.
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Eagles are undefeated in green this year (not counting the Cowboys game which they rested most starters)
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Ball landed in bounds by a good 6 feet from the sideline (0:05 on the video), and Cooks is only a few yards away when it lands, was definitely catchable if he's not interfered with.
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