In other words -- the NFL is basically WWE with pads. Cool.
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In other words -- the NFL is basically WWE with pads. Cool.
MaineMimi
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DING DING DING - we have BINGO! I'm not usually the one to blame the refs, but this season has been so bad even Stevie Wonder is wondering what the hell is going on
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I even heard he's changing his name to Stevie Wondering
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Makes sense. Carr is good.
Carr has produced elite QB years while having the worst defense of any good QB over the last 8 years, and a porous OLine. This past season was his worst since his rookie year with a predictably fraud HC in Josh McDaniels
Look forward to seeing Carr rejuvenated on another team while LV continues the clown show and epic chokejob meltdown losses.
aloyouis
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Long. And I like his writing style.
Too bad he tarnished it by including Brady beyond the Montana feelings on being the GOAT.
As good as Montana was, my lasting memory of him was the damage done to him by the game (Giants Jim Burt for one). And now to read that he has had to deal with that pain for years is saddening. I'm glad the game has changed.
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that was good @chevss454 , thanks for sharing. it's nice to read a sports story by a good writer that i can feel... one that echoes the days of frank deford, etc.
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That was excellent. Thanks, Chev
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Sounds like the Bengals might be losing both coordinators to HC jobs. Pretty big loss for them if it happens
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They’re both similar, along with Michael Jordan, in having that chip on their shoulder and overcoming being passed over early in their careers. This paranoia and obsession to compete.
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Terry Bradshaw: Sean Payton didn't want to work with Arizona Cardinals QB Kyler Murray
Terry Bradshaw shed some light on Sean Payton's NFL coaching choice and Cardinals fans might find his comment about Kyler Murray interesting.
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This is flat-out wrong and petty from the League.
View: https://twitter.com/EricDickerson/status/1623892672745472000
View: https://twitter.com/EricDickerson/status/1623892672745472000
“[Tom] Brady praises [Joe] Montana as ‘a killer’ in public, but Joe’s friends feel like he’s made little effort to get to know the older player in real life. They have each other’s phone numbers. Something about Brady specifically seems to irritate Montana — friends say he’d be happy if Patrick Mahomes won eight titles — but the truth is, the two men are similar, driven by similar emotions to be great. Ultimately Montana may not care about a ring count, but watching himself get knocked down a spot fires deep powerful impulses and trips old wires even now.”
Via Wright Thompson of @ESPN
Denny Kellington???
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Bills Athletic Trainer, credited with saving Damar Hamlin's life
Oh Yeah, thanks.
nice gesture I guess.
aloyouis
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To be expected from Roger. Kind of surprised some of the owners are okay with this stuff.
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what did he do that he thinks prompted this?