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The Juggler

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

tempo_n_groove said:

pjhawks said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

At least Rex won a couple of playoff games, including an upset of the 14-2 Patriots. Buddy never won one. 

Buddy didn't win any as a head coach but his defensive strategies changed the way the game was played.  His defenses in Chicago and Philly were incredible and he deserves a ton of credit as a defensive coach. 

Vikings Purple People Eaters too.

Those defensive lines were great....as long as it wasn't the Super Bowl. Those Purple People Eaters were emasculated in every Super Bowl they played in, with each beatdown worse than the last. Buddy was only with them for one of them, but it was their worst showing....

SB4: Chiefs rushed for 151 yards

SB8: Dolphins rushed for 196 yards

SB9: Steelers rushed for 249 yards

SB11: Raiders rushed for 266 yards (with Buddy as defensive line coach)

He was a D coordinator for 9 years. 7 of those years the defense was ranked top 10 in points allowed. 6 times in the top 5. 

He was a defensive genius and one of the greatest defensive minds in the history of the game. I don't think the same can be said for his son. Either of them.

You don't have to be so defensive (no pun intended) of him. I'm well aware of his 80's Bears defenses that were unstoppable and his Eagles defenses that were very good as well. But you said Rex is the poor man's Buddy (which really, Rex isn't even that), so I noted that at least Rex won some playoff games to give ole Rex a little credit. Then Tempo brought up his connection to the Vikings, and so I went to my Reddit profile and copied and pasted an old comment with Super Bowl stats that I always post whenever someone brings up those Purple People Eaters. 

Lol. I'm not defensive. I'm just pointing out that Buddy contributed way more to the game than either of his son's. Rex was a better head coach, I'm assuming, because he learned from his dad's mistakes. But he's still a poor man's Buddy!

Rex also sucks on ESPN.

Ledbetterman10

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

tempo_n_groove said:

pjhawks said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

At least Rex won a couple of playoff games, including an upset of the 14-2 Patriots. Buddy never won one. 

Buddy didn't win any as a head coach but his defensive strategies changed the way the game was played.  His defenses in Chicago and Philly were incredible and he deserves a ton of credit as a defensive coach. 

Vikings Purple People Eaters too.

Those defensive lines were great....as long as it wasn't the Super Bowl. Those Purple People Eaters were emasculated in every Super Bowl they played in, with each beatdown worse than the last. Buddy was only with them for one of them, but it was their worst showing....

SB4: Chiefs rushed for 151 yards

SB8: Dolphins rushed for 196 yards

SB9: Steelers rushed for 249 yards

SB11: Raiders rushed for 266 yards (with Buddy as defensive line coach)

He was a D coordinator for 9 years. 7 of those years the defense was ranked top 10 in points allowed. 6 times in the top 5. 

He was a defensive genius and one of the greatest defensive minds in the history of the game. I don't think the same can be said for his son. Either of them.

You don't have to be so defensive (no pun intended) of him. I'm well aware of his 80's Bears defenses that were unstoppable and his Eagles defenses that were very good as well. But you said Rex is the poor man's Buddy (which really, Rex isn't even that), so I noted that at least Rex won some playoff games to give ole Rex a little credit. Then Tempo brought up his connection to the Vikings, and so I went to my Reddit profile and copied and pasted an old comment with Super Bowl stats that I always post whenever someone brings up those Purple People Eaters. 

Lol. I'm not defensive. I'm just pointing out that Buddy contributed way more to the game than either of his son's. Rex was a better head coach, I'm assuming, because he learned from his dad's mistakes. But he's still a poor man's Buddy!

Rex also sucks on ESPN.

I'll have to take your word for that. I haven't watched a talking head show or pre/post game show on ESPN in years. Although, I did pay for a month of ESPN+ to watch that Tom Brady "Man In The Arena" documentary, which I'd recommend. In fact, for you, I'd highly recommend the upcoming episode because it'll be about the Super Bowl that the Eagles won.

The Juggler

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

tempo_n_groove said:

pjhawks said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

At least Rex won a couple of playoff games, including an upset of the 14-2 Patriots. Buddy never won one. 

Buddy didn't win any as a head coach but his defensive strategies changed the way the game was played.  His defenses in Chicago and Philly were incredible and he deserves a ton of credit as a defensive coach. 

Vikings Purple People Eaters too.

Those defensive lines were great....as long as it wasn't the Super Bowl. Those Purple People Eaters were emasculated in every Super Bowl they played in, with each beatdown worse than the last. Buddy was only with them for one of them, but it was their worst showing....

SB4: Chiefs rushed for 151 yards

SB8: Dolphins rushed for 196 yards

SB9: Steelers rushed for 249 yards

SB11: Raiders rushed for 266 yards (with Buddy as defensive line coach)

He was a D coordinator for 9 years. 7 of those years the defense was ranked top 10 in points allowed. 6 times in the top 5. 

He was a defensive genius and one of the greatest defensive minds in the history of the game. I don't think the same can be said for his son. Either of them.

You don't have to be so defensive (no pun intended) of him. I'm well aware of his 80's Bears defenses that were unstoppable and his Eagles defenses that were very good as well. But you said Rex is the poor man's Buddy (which really, Rex isn't even that), so I noted that at least Rex won some playoff games to give ole Rex a little credit. Then Tempo brought up his connection to the Vikings, and so I went to my Reddit profile and copied and pasted an old comment with Super Bowl stats that I always post whenever someone brings up those Purple People Eaters. 

Lol. I'm not defensive. I'm just pointing out that Buddy contributed way more to the game than either of his son's. Rex was a better head coach, I'm assuming, because he learned from his dad's mistakes. But he's still a poor man's Buddy!

Rex also sucks on ESPN.

I'll have to take your word for that. I haven't watched a talking head show or pre/post game show on ESPN in years. Although, I did pay for a month of ESPN+ to watch that Tom Brady "Man In The Arena" documentary, which I'd recommend. In fact, for you, I'd highly recommend the upcoming episode because it'll be about the Super Bowl that the Eagles won.

I will have to check it out.

F Me In The Brain

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

The Juggler said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

tempo_n_groove said:

pjhawks said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

At least Rex won a couple of playoff games, including an upset of the 14-2 Patriots. Buddy never won one. 

Buddy didn't win any as a head coach but his defensive strategies changed the way the game was played.  His defenses in Chicago and Philly were incredible and he deserves a ton of credit as a defensive coach. 

Vikings Purple People Eaters too.

Those defensive lines were great....as long as it wasn't the Super Bowl. Those Purple People Eaters were emasculated in every Super Bowl they played in, with each beatdown worse than the last. Buddy was only with them for one of them, but it was their worst showing....

SB4: Chiefs rushed for 151 yards

SB8: Dolphins rushed for 196 yards

SB9: Steelers rushed for 249 yards

SB11: Raiders rushed for 266 yards (with Buddy as defensive line coach)

He was a D coordinator for 9 years. 7 of those years the defense was ranked top 10 in points allowed. 6 times in the top 5. 

He was a defensive genius and one of the greatest defensive minds in the history of the game. I don't think the same can be said for his son. Either of them.

You don't have to be so defensive (no pun intended) of him. I'm well aware of his 80's Bears defenses that were unstoppable and his Eagles defenses that were very good as well. But you said Rex is the poor man's Buddy (which really, Rex isn't even that), so I noted that at least Rex won some playoff games to give ole Rex a little credit. Then Tempo brought up his connection to the Vikings, and so I went to my Reddit profile and copied and pasted an old comment with Super Bowl stats that I always post whenever someone brings up those Purple People Eaters. 

Lol. I'm not defensive. I'm just pointing out that Buddy contributed way more to the game than either of his son's. Rex was a better head coach, I'm assuming, because he learned from his dad's mistakes. But he's still a poor man's Buddy!

Rex also sucks on ESPN.



You are spot on, Rex sucks and is a fat load of shit, a motormouth.  Blob is trash, as well.

Meltdown99

RIP Dan Reeves…

Wobbie

Meltdown99 said:

RIP Dan Reeves…

for me, he’ll always be more of a former Cowboys RB than a coach, although he excelled at both. Love me some Tom Landry Cowboys!

Indifference71

All Madden documentary was really good.  Except for when Gooddell talked.....holy shit he is such a phony.

Meltdown99

Wobbie said:

Meltdown99 said:

RIP Dan Reeves…

for me, he’ll always be more of a former Cowboys RB than a coach, although he excelled at both. Love me some Tom Landry Cowboys!

Surprised he never coached Dallas.  

F Me In The Brain

Indifference71 said:

All Madden documentary was really good.  Except for when Gooddell talked.....holy shit he is such a phony.

Reminded me of how much I loved Melissa Stark.  :   

igotid88

https://twitter.com/corey_dibiase/status/1477733270255292417?t=6y-zT8AjtXLiB6dxehOTIQ&s=19

Meltdown99

Brown what a great teammate…

mickeyrat

wtf was that?

eeriepadave

he needs some serious help

Ledbetterman10

I’m sure Tompa will be fine with it. Probably will warrant a contract extension. 

mickeyrat

fuck man. Bengals solid solid game.

Meltdown99

Bruce Arians just said AB career as a Bucaneer are over…

Ledbetterman10

Ledbetterman10 said:

I’m sure Tompa will be fine with it. Probably will warrant a contract extension. 

I take it back. Arians just said he’s releasing him. 

mickeyrat

 

https://twitter.com/Michael_Fabiano/status/1477752472261197824?t=IcI2gMwP623t_-9-6_SP5Q&s=19

mickeyrat

so cbs post game show had talk of this. it was brought up ab was effectively  1 catch away with some yards from earning 3 bonuses  to net 1 mil. and it appears he was benched just prior to him leaving.

now they have one reg season game left. so why the tantrum?

eeriepadave

https://twitter.com/MikeGarafolo/status/1477746031014076423