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Post by sdm3 on May 31, 2024 9:51:20 GMT
On a belated note, my wife and I watched The Roast of Tom Brady the other day. I actually had a pretty good time with it for the most part. Sure, there were a few too many low-brow gay jokes and dick jokes, but what else do you expect from Gronk and Edelman? I enjoyed a lot of the guests and mostly embraced the experience - that said, I'm surprised Brady even did this. He said afterwards that he regretted it, but I'm not sure how he didn't realize what he was in for. Of course the roasters were going to bring up his divorce, of course they were going to joke about Kraft. There aren't many off-limits subjects with this kind of thing.
This will also come as a shock to nobody but I thought Brady was the worst speaker - his delivery just seemed so staged and try-hard to me. I have my doubts about how he'll do as an analyst, especially in Fox's #1 role. Hopefully he doesn't read this and seek revenge by becoming the greatest analyst of all time.
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Post by Rey Kahuka on May 31, 2024 11:54:06 GMT
On a belated note, my wife and I watched The Roast of Tom Brady the other day. I actually had a pretty good time with it for the most part. Sure, there were a few too many low-brow gay jokes and dick jokes, but what else do you expect from Gronk and Edelman? I enjoyed a lot of the guests and mostly embraced the experience - that said, I'm surprised Brady even did this. He said afterwards that he regretted it, but I'm not sure how he didn't realize what he was in for. Of course the roasters were going to bring up his divorce, of course they were going to joke about Kraft. There aren't many off-limits subjects with this kind of thing. This will also come as a shock to nobody but I thought Brady was the worst speaker - his delivery just seemed so staged and try-hard to me. I have my doubts about how he'll do as an analyst, especially in Fox's #1 role. Hopefully he doesn't read this and seek revenge by becoming the greatest analyst of all time. I guarantee this is for Giselle's benefit. His comments were something along the lines of not wanting his kids to hear that stuff. Translation: Giselle called him after, screaming about those people making her sound like a whore in front of her kids. Too many jiu-jitsu instructor jokes.
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Post by FrankSobotka1514 on May 31, 2024 12:19:19 GMT
On a belated note, my wife and I watched The Roast of Tom Brady the other day. I actually had a pretty good time with it for the most part. Sure, there were a few too many low-brow gay jokes and dick jokes, but what else do you expect from Gronk and Edelman? I enjoyed a lot of the guests and mostly embraced the experience - that said, I'm surprised Brady even did this. He said afterwards that he regretted it, but I'm not sure how he didn't realize what he was in for. Of course the roasters were going to bring up his divorce, of course they were going to joke about Kraft. There aren't many off-limits subjects with this kind of thing. This will also come as a shock to nobody but I thought Brady was the worst speaker - his delivery just seemed so staged and try-hard to me. I have my doubts about how he'll do as an analyst, especially in Fox's #1 role. Hopefully he doesn't read this and seek revenge by becoming the greatest analyst of all time. Regarding his pending career as an analyst, I dont anticipate greatness. I just dont think his personality is all that dynamic. I don’t like him on top of that. I guess I'll have to wait and see but here's my take - he obviously knows the game of football as well as or better than almost anyone. But I think it comes naturally to him, like Wayne Gretzky or Ted Williams. I think teaching the game and talking about the game is difficult for brilliantly gifted athletes. I think Gregg Olsen is great, I will most likely greatly prefer his analysis.
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Post by Rey Kahuka on May 31, 2024 12:31:10 GMT
On a belated note, my wife and I watched The Roast of Tom Brady the other day. I actually had a pretty good time with it for the most part. Sure, there were a few too many low-brow gay jokes and dick jokes, but what else do you expect from Gronk and Edelman? I enjoyed a lot of the guests and mostly embraced the experience - that said, I'm surprised Brady even did this. He said afterwards that he regretted it, but I'm not sure how he didn't realize what he was in for. Of course the roasters were going to bring up his divorce, of course they were going to joke about Kraft. There aren't many off-limits subjects with this kind of thing. This will also come as a shock to nobody but I thought Brady was the worst speaker - his delivery just seemed so staged and try-hard to me. I have my doubts about how he'll do as an analyst, especially in Fox's #1 role. Hopefully he doesn't read this and seek revenge by becoming the greatest analyst of all time. Regarding his pending career as an analyst, I dont anticipate greatness. I just dont think his personality is all that dynamic. I don’t like him on top of that. I guess I'll have to wait and see but here's my take - he obviously knows the game of football as well as or better than almost anyone. But I think it comes naturally to him, like Wayne Gretzky or Ted Williams. I think teaching the game and talking about the game is difficult for brilliantly gifted athletes. I think Gregg Olsen is great, I will most likely greatly prefer his analysis. Agreed, this is probably why I've never thought of myself as a particularly good coach.
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Post by sdm3 on Jul 14, 2024 15:43:37 GMT
Jacoby Jones, former Ravens WR and star of Super Bowl 47, dead at 40.
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Post by mtbg on Jul 17, 2024 11:41:43 GMT
On a belated note, my wife and I watched The Roast of Tom Brady the other day. I actually had a pretty good time with it for the most part. Sure, there were a few too many low-brow gay jokes and dick jokes, but what else do you expect from Gronk and Edelman? I enjoyed a lot of the guests and mostly embraced the experience - that said, I'm surprised Brady even did this. He said afterwards that he regretted it, but I'm not sure how he didn't realize what he was in for. Of course the roasters were going to bring up his divorce, of course they were going to joke about Kraft. There aren't many off-limits subjects with this kind of thing. This will also come as a shock to nobody but I thought Brady was the worst speaker - his delivery just seemed so staged and try-hard to me. I have my doubts about how he'll do as an analyst, especially in Fox's #1 role. Hopefully he doesn't read this and seek revenge by becoming the greatest analyst of all time. I guarantee this is for Giselle's benefit. His comments were something along the lines of not wanting his kids to hear that stuff. Translation: Giselle called him after, screaming about those people making her sound like a whore in front of her kids. Too many jiu-jitsu instructor jokes. If the Gi fits... Has he ever seen a roast? This is what they do. I can see not wanting your kids to hear this stuff and have kids at school repeating the jokes, but then don't agree to be on a roast.
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Post by twothousandonemark on Jul 27, 2024 15:08:00 GMT
Texans - Packers SBLIX
I'll check back in February... I just think the AFC & NFC ego teams could get in their own ways, & the Stroud-Love youth will just play their ways in ho-hum.
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Post by sdm3 on Jul 27, 2024 17:31:12 GMT
Texans - Packers SBLIX I'll check back in February... I just think the AFC & NFC ego teams could get in their own ways, & the Stroud-Love youth will just play their ways in ho-hum. The Love mega-deal could look very, very silly a year from now.
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Post by Shane Falco on Jul 27, 2024 20:07:23 GMT
Texans - Packers SBLIX I'll check back in February... I just think the AFC & NFC ego teams could get in their own ways, & the Stroud-Love youth will just play their ways in ho-hum. The Love mega-deal could look very, very silly a year from now. I'm trying to be optimistic about the whole extension however I keep going back to how I disliked the whole process and that GB put themselves into the situation that they HAD to give into any demands that Love had. I think Love showed a lot in the 2nd half of last year and that he will be a good QB. However he is now the highest paid player based off of half a season. That is very dangerous. Carson Wentz at least had a full season likely to be the NFL MVP before he got hurt and the Eagles won the SB. Wentz is now a borderline backup/out of the league. Its not out of the realm of possibility that Love showed flashes but opponents now know how to game plan against him.
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Post by Shane Falco on Jul 27, 2024 20:25:51 GMT
Texans - Packers SBLIX I'll check back in February... I just think the AFC & NFC ego teams could get in their own ways, & the Stroud-Love youth will just play their ways in ho-hum. They are both getting tons of hype before the season. I like the Texans more than I do the Packers. I refuse to let myself get hurt again by buying into the Packers defense being good. They've hurt me too often. When it comes to my Super Bowl predictions I have come down to 4 teams 2 from each conference. Now mind you I go upon my predictions differently as others as I always refuse to pick a repeat winner as its extremely rare and I would also refuse to pick the Patriots because that was always boring, the Chiefs are in that category now as well. That said here is my prediction. Jets vs Eagles. Its between the Jets and Texans in the AFC and the Eagles and Lions in the NFC. Its hard to put this much faith in the Jets but on paper they look like the best team in the AFC. Games aren't played on paper of course and the Jets could very easily get unlucky with injuries again add that with questions with coaching. However all I can go by currently is on paper. Same can be said about the Eagles. I am putting a lot of faith in the coaching hires and what I feel like was 2 home run selections in R1 and 2 of the draft. Saquan as well I think will be a huge deal for them. They imo have too much talent and now got better coaching than last year. Losing both OC and DC last year did them in imo. That should be fixed this year. In regards to the Texans and Lions. The Texans are easy to get hyped about. However I am often reminded that progression is not linear. Stroud was amazing last year and it will be very hard to take a step up from that. So I can just as easily see a regression from him in his sophomore season. Loved the Hunter signing. With the Lions they kept Ben Johnson which is huge. I could easily see them getting the #1 seed in the NFC and that would be huge as Goff plays so much better in doors. They play like 2 or 3 games this season outdoors so the risk of outdoor cold weather Goff is limited. The recent video of Dan Campbell with Hulk Hogan took a huge hit to Campbell and the Lions likeability though.
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Post by twothousandonemark on Jul 29, 2024 1:45:06 GMT
I heard a solid NFL futures pod take that it'd probably be a legit surprise if the Texans were not playing in a SB over the next 3yrs. I think the Packers on gearing up for that vibe sooner than later also.
I just think when there's waves of contenders trying to eat one another alive, it feels like often enough an outlier outflanks them all.
As for the Jets, I'm having them miss the playoffs, just. I'm out on NYJ & MIA, I think the Bills win 13 games & the 1st seed early. I need to see Rodgers put 11 wins to make it seem special & I can't see it yet.
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Post by twothousandonemark on Jul 29, 2024 1:47:54 GMT
Texans - Packers SBLIX I'll check back in February... I just think the AFC & NFC ego teams could get in their own ways, & the Stroud-Love youth will just play their ways in ho-hum. The Love mega-deal could look very, very silly a year from now. Yep, though it'll look like a bargain 3yrs from now. The QB money needle moves fast.
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Post by sdm3 on Jul 31, 2024 17:33:49 GMT
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Post by Rey Kahuka on Jul 31, 2024 17:59:20 GMT
Broadcasts are sure to improve as networks continue catering to casual fans!
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Post by DrKrippen on Jul 31, 2024 18:32:17 GMT
I like me some Houston Texans but they had a cake schedule last year. Not so much this year. In particular, how they have to finish the year against those three teams. We'll see how good they are this year.
1 Sep 8 at Indianapolis 12:00 PM CBS 2 Sep 15 Chicago 7:20 PM NBC 3 Sep 22 at Minnesota 12:00 PM CBS 4 Sep 29 Jacksonville 12:00 PM CBS 5 Oct 6 Buffalo 12:00 PM CBS 6 Oct 13 at New England 12:00 PM CBS 7 Oct 20 at Green Bay 12:00 PM CBS 8 Oct 27 Indianapolis 12:00 PM CBS 9 Oct 31 at NY Jets 7:15 PM PRIME 10 Nov 10 Detroit 7:20 PM NBC 11 Nov 18 at Dallas 7:15 PM ESPN 12 Nov 24 Tennessee 12:00 PM CBS 13 Dec 1 at Jacksonville 12:00 PM FOX 14 Bye 15 Dec 15 Miami 12:00 PM CBS 16 Dec 21 at Kansas City 12:00 PM NBC 17 Dec 25 Baltimore 3:30 PM Netflix 18 Jan 5 at Tennessee TBD TBD
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Post by twothousandonemark on Jul 31, 2024 23:04:58 GMT
I like me some Houston Texans but they had a cake schedule last year. Not so much this year. In particular, how they have to finish the year against those three teams. We'll see how good they are this year. 1 Sep 8 at Indianapolis 12:00 PM CBS 2 Sep 15 Chicago 7:20 PM NBC 3 Sep 22 at Minnesota 12:00 PM CBS 4 Sep 29 Jacksonville 12:00 PM CBS 5 Oct 6 Buffalo 12:00 PM CBS 6 Oct 13 at New England 12:00 PM CBS 7 Oct 20 at Green Bay 12:00 PM CBS 8 Oct 27 Indianapolis 12:00 PM CBS 9 Oct 31 at NY Jets 7:15 PM PRIME 10 Nov 10 Detroit 7:20 PM NBC 11 Nov 18 at Dallas 7:15 PM ESPN 12 Nov 24 Tennessee 12:00 PM CBS 13 Dec 1 at Jacksonville 12:00 PM FOX 14 Bye 15 Dec 15 Miami 12:00 PM CBS 16 Dec 21 at Kansas City 12:00 PM NBC 17 Dec 25 Baltimore 3:30 PM Netflix 18 Jan 5 at Tennessee TBD TBD KC might have the #1 spot locked by Thanksgiving; Baltimore might be coming off another Lamar injury, resting him for 'games that matter'. Stroud might be in MVP stats padding mode, it's fine.
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Post by Shane Falco on Aug 7, 2024 20:48:44 GMT
So apparently Jon Gruden is randomly back in the NFL with nobody noticing. He has been coaching with the Chiefs currently. Whether he is officially on staff or just there as some sort of temporary consultant role idk. But he has been spotted multiple times at practices drenched in Chiefs gear.
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Post by Shane Falco on Aug 7, 2024 20:52:30 GMT
I like me some Houston Texans but they had a cake schedule last year. Not so much this year. In particular, how they have to finish the year against those three teams. We'll see how good they are this year. 1 Sep 8 at Indianapolis 12:00 PM CBS 2 Sep 15 Chicago 7:20 PM NBC 3 Sep 22 at Minnesota 12:00 PM CBS 4 Sep 29 Jacksonville 12:00 PM CBS 5 Oct 6 Buffalo 12:00 PM CBS 6 Oct 13 at New England 12:00 PM CBS 7 Oct 20 at Green Bay 12:00 PM CBS 8 Oct 27 Indianapolis 12:00 PM CBS 9 Oct 31 at NY Jets 7:15 PM PRIME 10 Nov 10 Detroit 7:20 PM NBC 11 Nov 18 at Dallas 7:15 PM ESPN 12 Nov 24 Tennessee 12:00 PM CBS 13 Dec 1 at Jacksonville 12:00 PM FOX 14 Bye 15 Dec 15 Miami 12:00 PM CBS 16 Dec 21 at Kansas City 12:00 PM NBC 17 Dec 25 Baltimore 3:30 PM Netflix 18 Jan 5 at Tennessee TBD TBD KC might have the #1 spot locked by Thanksgiving; Baltimore might be coming off another Lamar injury, resting him for 'games that matter'. Stroud might be in MVP stats padding mode, it's fine. Its really a pointless exercise to try and judge how hard a teams schedule is so far in advance as injuries can easily derail teams. Jets were supposed to be a tough team last year but that went out the window 4 plays in. Sure they weren't a roll over due to the defense but still. Everyone expected the Texans to be easy last year and now they're nearly SB favorites a year later. NFL is literally the definition of a "shit happens" sport.
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Aug 15, 2024 18:28:15 GMT
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Post by mtbg on Aug 26, 2024 18:29:27 GMT
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