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2015 NFL Regular Season Chatter

  • lhslep134
    sportchampps;1709849 wrote:There's been a few successful coaches with full power but most fail. I think Parcells was probably the best at it
    So Parcells > Belichick?

    I disagree
  • Commander of Awesome
    BR1986FB;1709843 wrote:Butch Davis Syndrome.

    Heard about a conversation between Chris Palmer (Browns HC) and one of his players back in 2000-2001-ish. Player says "coach, who we gonna draft in the coming draft (2001)" to which Palmer says "we got our eye on this little running back named 'Tomlinson' that we're going after." Palmer gets fired, Davis gets hired, pulls rank on draft day, selecting Gerard Warren over LT because he "scouted him in high school at Florida when I was with the Hurricanes", or something to that effect.

    Davis would've been a really good coach but he couldn't evaluate talent worth a shit. Coaches should be involved in the process (collaborative effort) but they shouldn't have all of their fingers submerged in the drafting "pie."
    I was telling my buddy about the similarities with Botch and Chip. Remember all those CFB Championship's Chip won with that team? WOW!
  • Automatik
    thavoice;1709909 wrote:The steelers are hoping that Polamalu retires so they dont have to cut him.

    The end of an era.
    Sucks man, one of my all time favs. We saw this coming though.
  • thavoice
    Automatik;1709956 wrote:Sucks man, one of my all time favs. We saw this coming though.
    Yeah.
    Guess that part of the reason why LeBeau left was because the team was going to want to go this route with some vets. I was always hoping that LeBeau was going to retire a steeler as well.
  • SportsAndLady
    The busy Bills made another trade. This time for Cassel. He'll compete with ej Manuel for the starting job.
  • Pick6
    That sound you hear is COA QQing over his man crush being a liar
    http://deadspin.com/j-j-watt-is-a-goddamn-lying-clownfraud-1689443066?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_twitter&utm_source=deadspin_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
  • thavoice
    Saw that picture the other day.......
    Maybe he has no wi fi or that a starbucks isnt just across the street.

    WHo knows.

    WHen I think of no frills I think of Rocky's place in Russia in Rocky IV
  • Ironman92
    He's like a piece of iron
  • SportsAndLady
    Who gives a fuck?
  • Automatik
    I'm outraged.
  • jmog
    I'm outraged that JJ Watt has a log cabin that is really expensive!

    Oh wait, no I'm not as this has no bearing on my day whatsoever.
  • se-alum
    I'd say it's fairly minimalistic compared to other guys that have 100 million dollar contracts.
  • Heretic
    thavoice;1709958 wrote:Yeah.
    Guess that part of the reason why LeBeau left was because the team was going to want to go this route with some vets. I was always hoping that LeBeau was going to retire a steeler as well.
    Yeah, I agree, but that's life in pro sports. Get tied up in nostalgia with fan-favorite stars and keep them too far past your prime and next thing you know, you've gone from perennial Super Bowl threat to an 0-2 playoff record over the past FOUR years.

    At its heart, the NFL's teams looking to win regularly should be like any other corporate entity: devoid of human feeling and caring about nothing but the bottom line. I guess, all things considered, having that mindset be a necessity is a big part of why I don't get as fired up about the NFL as I used to when I was younger. You want the players you love to watch spend their entire careers on your team, but that just can be a stupid business model, so it turns into a big "heart vs head" argument.
  • thavoice
    Heretic;1710002 wrote:Yeah, I agree, but that's life in pro sports. Get tied up in nostalgia with fan-favorite stars and keep them too far past your prime and next thing you know, you've gone from perennial Super Bowl threat to an 0-2 playoff record over the past FOUR years.

    At its heart, the NFL's teams looking to win regularly should be like any other corporate entity: devoid of human feeling and caring about nothing but the bottom line. I guess, all things considered, having that mindset be a necessity is a big part of why I don't get as fired up about the NFL as I used to when I was younger. You want the players you love to watch spend their entire careers on your team, but that just can be a stupid business model, so it turns into a big "heart vs head" argument.
    Yeah, know what you mean. That is why I pretty much say I root for the name on the front of the jersey's and not the back. Steelers have had to make some tough decisions over the years in getting rid of guys who they just couldnt afford anymore, or was on the downslide. AT times it sucks, but I always trust the organization is doing the right thing, something that many fans cannot say about their teams.
  • lhslep134
    This is somehow worth even less than your contribution last page (the comment, not the link; calling JJ a liar)
  • Automatik
    Heretic;1710002 wrote:Yeah, I agree, but that's life in pro sports. Get tied up in nostalgia with fan-favorite stars and keep them too far past your prime and next thing you know, you've gone from perennial Super Bowl threat to an 0-2 playoff record over the past FOUR years.

    At its heart, the NFL's teams looking to win regularly should be like any other corporate entity: devoid of human feeling and caring about nothing but the bottom line. I guess, all things considered, having that mindset be a necessity is a big part of why I don't get as fired up about the NFL as I used to when I was younger. You want the players you love to watch spend their entire careers on your team, but that just can be a stupid business model, so it turns into a big "heart vs head" argument.
    I remember when they got rid of Carnell Lake when I was a kid. I was fucking pissed. :laugh:
  • thavoice
    Automatik;1710007 wrote:I remember when they got rid of Carnell Lake when I was a kid. I was fucking pissed. :laugh:
    MIne was when Woodson left..........Thought they gave him a fair offer after that knee surgery and was one of the only guys who left that i rooted for to succeed.
  • Commander of Awesome
    NOGAF fail6. Nice obsession fail with me lil guy. From now on, before you post just know you're wrong and will be made fun of for your idiotic post.
  • Pick6
    Commander of Awesome;1710053 wrote:NOGAF fail6. Nice obsession fail with me lil guy. From now on, before you post just know you're wrong and will be made fun of for your idiotic post.
    Plenty of people had a comment regarding it so someone does, indeed, "give a fuck".
  • lhslep134
    Pick6;1710074 wrote:Plenty of people had a comment regarding it so someone does, indeed, "give a fuck".
    No one "gives a fuck" except for telling you it was stupid, the comments were about how dumb your post was.
  • GoChiefs
    Patriots don't pick up the option on Vince Wilfork.

    Darnell Dockett signs with the Niners.
  • thavoice
    GoChiefs;1710209 wrote:Patriots don't pick up the option on Vince Wilfork.

    Darnell Dockett signs with the Niners.
    I could see Vince resigning at a lower level.
  • Lovejoy1984
    Brandon Marshall on the trade block for mid to late round pick.
  • BR1986FB
    [h=5]Adam Schefter
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    Colts announced the team will not re-sign wide receiver Reggie Wayne

  • Laley23
    Thank God. I was worried they would get all sentimental and keep him. He no longer can help the Colts and their offense. Would still be a great slot possession WR for a team, but the Colts don't utilize that in their playbook, so he was done.