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Why would USC fire a coach so early in the season? That doesn't make much sense...
Scandal? Catastrophic error in judgement?
My guess would be some sanctions from the NCAA are forthcoming.
At least Petey had the good sense to win a Natty and then get out before the NCAA came calling.
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Maybe if an urban legend might take his place
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Or maybe they just wanted Helton gone & not give him time to win some games & show they are on the right track. Which they’re not.
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The latter.
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He took a lot more off than his shirt in the Foxboro police headquarters one morning.
If this was another team I'd be more sympathetic, but since it's the Ratbirds -- fuck them.
Kingsbury getting creative with his 'big' formation
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Some of these numbers are really high. Jets have $35M tied up in players on IR, PUP or COVID.
That is comforting for today's game until you drop down a few rows and see the Pats aren't far behind with 11 players and $26M. 4th worst in the league for cap space tied up.
Those Bills, though. $0. Chiefs, too. How lucky have they been!
That is comforting for today's game until you drop down a few rows and see the Pats aren't far behind with 11 players and $26M. 4th worst in the league for cap space tied up.
Those Bills, though. $0. Chiefs, too. How lucky have they been!
Week 2: Salary on Injured Reserve | Over the Cap
Week 2: Salary on Injured Reserve | Over the Cap
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The good news is IR works the same as last year and should become permanent. Unlimited returns.
Chandler Jones wants more $$ so he's aiming for FA.
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Chandler Jones and Cardinals have made no progress on new deal; few indications one is happening
It appears the two-time All-Pro pass rusher is headed toward free agency
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He wanted to force his way out last offseason...Chandler Jones wants more $$ so he's aiming for FA.
Chandler Jones and Cardinals have made no progress on new deal; few indications one is happening
It appears the two-time All-Pro pass rusher is headed toward free agency
Wow, what a terrible front office in Arizona. Don't they know Chandler Jones is the 2nd coming of Reggie White?Chandler Jones wants more $$ so he's aiming for FA.
Chandler Jones and Cardinals have made no progress on new deal; few indications one is happening
It appears the two-time All-Pro pass rusher is headed toward free agency
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Pretty cool quote from Bill.
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Bill Belichick on Tom Brady playing when he's 50: If anybody can do it, it's him
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick will coach against Tom Brady for the first time in Week Four, but it won't be the last time if Brady's remarkable career continues until he's 50.
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Something to actively watch since the media chooses to ignore it. The NFL will pay dearly for Stan Kroenke's money grabbing move to LA
Tuesday’s ruling on the NFL’s so-called motion for summary judgment means that, absent a settlement, the lawsuit filed against the league as a result of the relocation of the Rams will go to trial unless it’s settled. And while many are simply shrugging and saying that the case will soon settle, the lawyers representing the plaintiffs surely realize the enhanced value of a settlement to the league given Tuesday’s outcome — and they surely will be adjusting their demands accordingly.
Think of the trial in A Few Good Men. That case had only one Col. Nathan Jessup. This case will have several, from the Commissioner to every owner who takes the stand. Folks with that amount of wealth, power, and influence simply aren’t wired to defer to any authority other than their own. Absent the kind of aggressive coaching that could prompt them to eventually fire the lawyers who are trying to prepare them to properly hold up under questioning, they will not be good witnesses. They will get frustrated. They will get agitated. They won’t realize they’re being set up to be caught in an inconsistency that will invite the jury to conclude they’re lying. They may blow their stacks and give up the ghost, like Col. Jessup eventually did.
The only way to avoid that is to settle. And that will now be ridiculously expensive. It should be. Apart from the specific nuts and bolts regarding actual financial losses and the like, the plaintiffs have a tiger by the tail. Actually, they have several tigers by the tail. And they have the power to force each of those tigers to surrender their fangs, claws, and stripes and settle into a witness box.
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Tuesday’s ruling on the NFL’s so-called motion for summary judgment means that, absent a settlement, the lawsuit filed against the league as a result of the relocation of the Rams will go to trial unless it’s settled. And while many are simply shrugging and saying that the case will soon settle, the lawyers representing the plaintiffs surely realize the enhanced value of a settlement to the league given Tuesday’s outcome — and they surely will be adjusting their demands accordingly.
Think of the trial in A Few Good Men. That case had only one Col. Nathan Jessup. This case will have several, from the Commissioner to every owner who takes the stand. Folks with that amount of wealth, power, and influence simply aren’t wired to defer to any authority other than their own. Absent the kind of aggressive coaching that could prompt them to eventually fire the lawyers who are trying to prepare them to properly hold up under questioning, they will not be good witnesses. They will get frustrated. They will get agitated. They won’t realize they’re being set up to be caught in an inconsistency that will invite the jury to conclude they’re lying. They may blow their stacks and give up the ghost, like Col. Jessup eventually did.
The only way to avoid that is to settle. And that will now be ridiculously expensive. It should be. Apart from the specific nuts and bolts regarding actual financial losses and the like, the plaintiffs have a tiger by the tail. Actually, they have several tigers by the tail. And they have the power to force each of those tigers to surrender their fangs, claws, and stripes and settle into a witness box.
National media needs to cover the Rams relocation litigation
One of the most significant pieces of litigation against the NFL in years continues to play out in a St.
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