legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 10:17 AM
"LMAO at all these lying ass NFL boycotters"
especially these Iggle fans.
Had a friend boycott the NFL till around week 10 when the Iggles started making that run.
and these other niggas who always talk about how they held it down but then add a "I watched highlights.. it was on but I was doing something else"
nigga... that isn't how a boycott works.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
2. "before the season began, my uncle was like" In response to Reply # 0
'NO FOOTBALL IN MY HOUSE... AT ALLL'
Around week 8 my cousin texted me asking about parking at the stadium. THem mofos went to a game lol. I was like 'I thought unc was boycotting". she replied, 'somebody gave him two free tickets".
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 11:07 AM
8. "so many dudes saying "it was on at a friends house" " In response to Reply # 2
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
3. "I did and it's been interesting / tough" In response to Reply # 0 Wed Jan-31-18 10:52 AM by MEAT
In a way I'm not part of the national zeitgeist or even local I don't know how Washington or Dallas did but everyone talked about things Sports talk radio is essentially pointless during the season if you're not following the game And you miss cultural events in real time. When all of a sudden the timeline starts blowing up and you have no clue what's going on. Or a friend texts you "omg omg omg" after the Vikings thing and you're watching Dragon Ball Super at the time so you kind of mini panic. At the same time I've never been a huge fan of the NFL. We got invited to a super bowl party and the boycott gives me a convenient reason not to socialize or leave the house But I'm rooting for my eagles friends.
------ “There is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn.” -Albert Camus
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 11:12 AM
10. "you don't have to watch to know Dallas and Washington ain't do shit" In response to Reply # 3
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
13. "Previous season Zeke was a beast on my fantasy team " In response to Reply # 10
He didn't play most of this year I think. DC all they care about is the Cowboys and Washington, it's the weirdest thing for a person that's actually from Texas, particularly with how little Houston fucked with the Cowboys to come all the way up here and have everyone be Cowboys fans.
------ “There is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn.” -Albert Camus
4. "It should be a revelation to many" In response to Reply # 0
that we have zero commitment to ourselves as a people these days lol. I mean, I dunno how Monique thought a Netflix boycott would work when people can't even flip the channel past a football game. This is easy for me to say since the only football game I ever watched after I quit playing was the Super Bowl. Now I refuse to even watch that. A friend invited me to a Super Bowl party, and I reminded him Idfw the NFL on account of their treatment of Kaepernick. He like "aww man cmon." I just said "you know me" and that was that. I couldn't live with myself if I participated in some slave culture shit that's so easily avoidable. That simple action just seems like a test that millions of us failed imo.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 11:10 AM
9. "Don't ask me to boycott Netflix, Chik Fil A or the NFL/NBA" In response to Reply # 4
it ain't happening.
Give no fux what anyone calls me over it either.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
18. "Yep, that's most folks' attitude." In response to Reply # 9 Wed Jan-31-18 11:54 AM by Boogie Stimuli
Sometimes I wonder what it would take. Like if the NFL was sponsoring military tanks patrolling Black neighborhoods and killing us, would Black folks still play in it and watch it? How often would the deaths have to happen? 300 times a year? A million? How serious does the issue have to be for us to stand with us? Is there an issue serious enough? Granted, Monique's Netflix boycott didn't make the best sense, but I think all Black folks abandoning the NFL is very sensible.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 11:48 AM
19. "nfl owners killing Black folk on bye weeks? " In response to Reply # 18
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 11:58 AM
21. "That’s what it would take for us to boycott the NFl" In response to Reply # 20
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
so many folks were hype during the preseason.. but as the season got going.. and their team got hot or won a big game? haha.. no discipline.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
15. "I boycotted the whole year" In response to Reply # 0
things got interesting toward the end when the Vikings almost made it to the Superbowl. I live down the street from US Bank Stadium. After home games my neighborhood is full of Vikings fans leaving the game. It's already a fucking mess here now for the big one. Me and the homie were having a conversation during the playoffs about if we'd watch if they made it to the Superbowl. I decided no. Not even then. The only highlights I've seen are those from the "Minneapolis Miracle" because they were impossible not to see if you live in this city but...
Yeah I think I'm just gonna be done with football period.
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"You can't beat white people. You can only knock them out."
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 11:35 AM
16. "They made it so hard for some fan bases" In response to Reply # 15
Jags fans? Saints fans? Iggles fans?
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
22. "I boycotted all year and I live in New Orleans..." In response to Reply # 0
I won't even be home on Super Bowl Sunday to watch the game. I'm going to a show. I am a diehard football fan but once I made the choice, I stuck with it.
New Orleans is a football crazy city so it is not the easiest thing to avoid but I did. I watched a ton of Netflix this season. I'm not sure about next year. I'm unsure what the impact will be, if any.
Funny enough, I am a lifelong Giants fan and I root for the Saints (because I live here). I'm not watching and the Giants have the worst season in their history and the Saints almost make the Super Bowl. Crazy!
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Wed Jan-31-18 12:25 PM
25. "yeah, if your team sucks.. " In response to Reply # 22
it's much easier...lol
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
27. "That's me. Boycotting, but slightly watching, mostly highlights." In response to Reply # 0
This is the first season, in more than 20 years, that I've not attended at least one game. Nor have I bought any NFL paraphernalia (except $ spent on alumni dues and that swag they send in return).
Total I've watched two and a quarter full games, visiting someone's home with a group where I didn't control the TV. I've caught numerous highlights by happenstance, but never specifically intended to watch them--didn't turn immediately either.
Months ago I did submit background screening info & a passport photo for the Superbowl credential application, to crew the game--and was confirmed early this month...because of my 3/4 boycott, I've decided not to go, even though in the NFC the Eagles are my favorite.
>This is the first season, in more than 20 years, that I've >not attended at least one game. Nor have I bought any NFL >paraphernalia (except $ spent on alumni dues and that swag >they send in return).
after the Cheatriots won 5, especially after last year's bullshit in the SB I was pretty much convinced, ahead of any real "boycott" that I wasn't going to get invested this year.
then the Eagles had to fuck around and be good, so I could not escape at least talking about it, since everyone around me knows that I'm an Eagle fan.
Still, I spent the entire NFL season doing everything and anything else during the time the games are on TV. at best, checking scores on Google.
also, Cleveland (where I live) went 0-16 so there's something else I couldn't escape.
NFL's YouTube channel is actually very good. Full archival games, highlights tailored to your team.
the Eagles are in the Super Bowl for the first time in 13 years. they're playing my most hated team. someone else I dislike almost as much as said team's QB/Coach is doing the halftime show.
Eagles win, I'm partying. But I'll probably go back to my "minimal contact" level next year.
I used to chase illegal streams just to see the Eagles
I'm not dealing with all of that to see the Cheatriots in the SB year after year.
73. "I keep telling them that, AFC North is ripe" In response to Reply # 41
>snatch a decent free agent qb (Cousins...any of the Vikings >qb's)
I think Cousins might go to Denver (or at least I hope he does... AFC needs more competent QBs, and Denver is a place lacking in them. I'm still mad at Assweiler for screwing up the good thing the Texans had going in the '16 season playoffs)
I think Vikes somehow keep Keenum and Teddy... Bradford might be available, depending on the price. I think he actually might be the "veteran" QB for Cleveland.
Cleveland got a lot of ways to go (obviously) but they do have high picks. I'd draft a QB at 1, whatever at 2 -- they need to fortify that offense.
I think they could even win with Kizer tbh, but to do so they need to build around that O-Line.
the rest of the AFC North is the most vulnerable they've ever been
Pittsburgh is gonna ride out Ben as far as they can, but their defense is super suspect (how you give up 40+ to Blake Bortles and 'em).
Cincinnati is basically the "Buttskins" of the AFC North, messin' around with Dalton. one season they had the North all to themselves and STILL effed it up in playoff time. they end up in mediocrity so they can't get someone else in there. can't be mad at Marv about to cash out. that dude been coach for a long time.
and Baltimore is on the verge of blowing it up. I've been watching a lot of Ravens stuff from the last few years on YouTube, particularly Flacco. the last SB they won he put on one hell of a leading performance. even before then... controversy notwithstanding Ray Rice was messin' dudes up. and they still had a couple seasons of McGahee. I think as long as their front office (besides that bum ass owner) remains intact they'll be back.
which leaves Cleveland, who has all the picks and basically has to start from ground zero.
75. "RE: I keep telling them that, AFC North is ripe" In response to Reply # 73
>>snatch a decent free agent qb (Cousins...any of the Vikings >>qb's) > >I think Cousins might go to Denver (or at least I hope he >does... AFC needs more competent QBs, and Denver is a place >lacking in them. I'm still mad at Assweiler for screwing up >the good thing the Texans had going in the '16 season >playoffs) > >I think Vikes somehow keep Keenum and Teddy... Bradford might >be available, depending on the price. I think he actually >might be the "veteran" QB for Cleveland.
>Cleveland got a lot of ways to go (obviously) but they do have >high picks. I'd draft a QB at 1, whatever at 2 -- they need to >fortify that offense. > >I think they could even win with Kizer tbh, but to do so they >need to build around that O-Line. >
That's what I mean...I'd take an effective/game managing vet...that way you don't have to waste ANOTHER first round pick on a qb....and like u said...Kizer has slight possibilities but he is a future backup
Snatch Barkley at 1...you got your franchise/ he's a problem rb... Snatch Nelson at 4...he will be a HOF guard...dude is legit
ya'll already have receivers as long as Josh does Gordon ...get another weapon 2nd rd...go all in on defense the rest of the draft
like the Browns have an ok roster f'real
>the rest of the AFC North is the most vulnerable they've ever >been >
ABSOLUTELY!!!
>Pittsburgh is gonna ride out Ben as far as they can, but their >defense is super suspect (how you give up 40+ to Blake Bortles >and 'em).
They have more internal problems than a little...my homeboy swears we should just trade coaches....Tomlin to bmore and Harbs to Pitt...both are similar yet different enough to be perfect for both teams/cities
> >Cincinnati is basically the "Buttskins" of the AFC North, >messin' around with Dalton. one season they had the North all >to themselves and STILL effed it up in playoff time. they end >up in mediocrity so they can't get someone else in there. >can't be mad at Marv about to cash out. that dude been coach >for a long time. >
One of the best rosters from top to bottom in the league and NEVER have nothin to show for it....they stuck on being medium and yet Ravens busters
>and Baltimore is on the verge of blowing it up. I've been >watching a lot of Ravens stuff from the last few years on >YouTube, particularly Flacco. the last SB they won he put on >one hell of a leading performance. even before then... >controversy notwithstanding Ray Rice was messin' dudes up. and >they still had a couple seasons of McGahee. I think as long as >their front office (besides that bum ass owner) remains intact >they'll be back. > >
Nah...we got the pitchforks out down here....EVERYBODY is mad at the entire front office...Ozzie is public enemy #1...Harbs has no more friends because he kept Mornignweg...Pees retiring and then poppin back up with Tennessee a month later is VERY telling....the owner is having his yearly press conference in an hour and the entire area is tuning in because they want answers...erybody mad down here lol...our roster is butt..... we went all in on defense last draft and ............nothing to show for it...we beat up on under 500 teams
>which leaves Cleveland, who has all the picks and basically >has to start from ground zero.
I really think ya'll can come up this year if they play their cards right....
82. "RE: I keep telling them that, AFC North is ripe" In response to Reply # 75
>Nah...we got the pitchforks out down here....EVERYBODY is mad >at the entire front office...Ozzie is public enemy #1...Harbs >has no more friends because he kept Mornignweg...Pees retiring >and then poppin back up with Tennessee a month later is VERY >telling....the owner is having his yearly press conference in >an hour and the entire area is tuning in because they want >answers...erybody mad down here lol...our roster is butt..... >we went all in on defense last draft and ............nothing >to show for it...we beat up on under 500 teams
loooooooooooooooool @ Marty Morningdates... he was the OC on the Eagles in those last years of Andy Reid. so he was there for late McNabb, Kolb/Vick/rookie Foles
47. "I share similar opinions of Timberlake " In response to Reply # 40
I've never, ever, ever, liked his music, or anything he's done. After "Nipplegate", Viacom blacklisted Miss Jackson, effectively banning her unofficially from performing in the SB. Meanwhile Timberlake will perform his awful music for a 3rd time...which is probably a record.
74. "RE: I share similar opinions of Timberlake " In response to Reply # 47
>I've never, ever, ever, liked his music, or anything he's >done. >After "Nipplegate", Viacom blacklisted Miss Jackson, >effectively banning her unofficially from performing in the >SB. Meanwhile Timberlake will perform his awful music for a >3rd time...which is probably a record.
and this time it really is awful. well, tbh "mediocre" but the marketing "look at me, I'm back to being WHITE!!!"
and then comes out with some half-baked versions of what he's always done, with Timbaland et al
29. "it seems like a lack of interest was more impactful than boycotting." In response to Reply # 0
im usually a gamepass/sunday ticket and multiple fantasy leagues type of dude. this year i didnt enter any leagues or watch a full live game til the playoffs. wasnt boycotting...it just failed to capture my attention for some reason.
i know a lot of other people like that who dialed it back a bunch this season too.
33. "as soon as the idjits on the wrong side of ish starting boycotting " In response to Reply # 0
I gave up the idea of feeling guilty for watching... Ultimately the real issue had nothing to do with football and all the football drama really took the conversation away from what mattered.. it was total distraction from the real issue and played right into the hands of those who would perpetuate the problem...
34. "I stopped boycotting around Week 10...." In response to Reply # 0
I still wasn't making time for watching football but I wasn't going to turn away if someone else had it on (i.e. Thanksgiving).
Going forward I think protests need to take a different form in order to have staying power and to remain effective. I don't know exactly what could've been done differently but I just don't think not watching football is enough. I'm more in the camp that argues for black men withdrawing from the NFL to a league that gives them more power and equity. ---------------------------------------
36. "The leagues ratings are down and Kaep's profile is still high" In response to Reply # 34 Thu Feb-01-18 06:01 AM by MEAT
We're talking less about police brutality because the government is brutal But this protest hasn't been ineffective in the least. Hell Papa John had to eat a bullet for this.
------ “There is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn.” -Albert Camus
37. "what hurts the most imo is the fact you have both sides" In response to Reply # 0 Thu Feb-01-18 09:55 AM by ambient1
niggas DEFINITELY boycotted this season...all niggas? no...but there was DEFINITIELY a huge dent put into it by niggas
BUT
the NFL didn't/doesn't/refuses to acknowledge that it's not just the deplorables who stopped watching cause they see niggas on they knee's for a 90 seconds
so then the narrative ALWAYS goes back to bringing back THEIR eyes on the screen...
hell they even did a poll to prove that it's 40% on both ends of the spectrum of boycotting
I still say the most effective way to boycott is via consumerism...target the sponsors ... niggas spend money...yt folks save money...
I can't look down on any nigga who chose not to watch the NFL this year...plus most of the league is filled w/clowns n coons anyways so there's that too
38. "i figured this was gonna happen" In response to Reply # 37
>the NFL didn't/doesn't/refuses to acknowledge that it's not >just the deplorables who stopped watching cause they see >niggas on they knee's for a 90 seconds > >so then the narrative ALWAYS goes back to bringing back THEIR >eyes on the screen...
they figure the only fans are the PSL season ticket holders aka those that 'don't live in the city'
COMPLETELY ignoring the fact that: - this IS Baltimore - 'they' ain't the only ones who can afford the PSL tickets...some of 'us' here got dough too...and WAYYYYYYYYYYYY more than they assume...we just don't cop because they usually sold out - the handling of the Kaep w/ the Ray and Him w/ the Django thing - the kneeling in London and standing for their anthem REALLY hurt their feelings...I 'kinda' get that and can hear them out on that - the actual football/personnel/draft/coaching/scheme/injury woes
so tomorrow he is holding his State of the Ravens address ....which is normally held a week after the regular season ends..and EVERYBODY is gonna be coming at his neck...so he has a clusterf*** on his hands
I've never liked him I used to work for one of his companies lol
42. "the best way to boycott the nfl is to not watch it imo" In response to Reply # 37
>I still say the most effective way to boycott is via >consumerism...target the sponsors ... >niggas spend money...yt folks save money...
i agree here in almost all cases. and theres no reason not to boycott the sponsors too.
but the nfl gets a large sum of money (tens of billions) from their tv broadcast rights deals (cbs, nbc, fox, espn, directv, etc). and the majority of that money gets distributed to the different teams.
so you gotta fuck up *that* pipeline to really disrupt them imo. if ratings fall dramatically...the broadcasters get antsy and the advertisers on those broadcasters get antsy (broadcasters make most of that deal money back through ad inventory). i forget the exact term for it...but when a channel doesnt hit a certain ratings/viewings mark...they return a portion of the money paid by advertisers.
broadcasters also heavily promote a lot of their other programs during nfl games. so if less people tune into nfl games...then it also leads to less people tuning into their other programs. cue the advertiser issue again.
if broadcasters and advertisers start seeing a horrible return on investment then that puts a lot more uncertainty on the next broadcast rights deals...affecting everything from team revenue, advertiser/broadcaster stock value, etc.
you start impacting them on that level...you start seeing some real change.
49. "yeah 5 year deal with fox sports exclusively right?" In response to Reply # 43
iono if you were thinking the effect of this years 'boycott' would be immediate. but it would obviously have to be a long term far reaching type of thing. im not sure how far ratings even fell this year alone. im not even sure there was really a widespread coordinated boycott (outside of anecdotal evidence).
the fact that fox paid that much doesnt necessarily forecast future success either. 21st century fox just sold off their entertainment assets to disney...and kept the sports arm. they got a bunch of cash on hand to spend and are obviously focusing more on sports.
54. "i could be wrong but that seems kinda in line with everything else." In response to Reply # 51 Thu Feb-01-18 04:34 PM by Reeq
like primetime tv shows, other sports (except nba whose ratings are actually going up), etc. seems like ratings are dropping around that percentage across a lot of different areas.
sounds steep but i dont know if/how they factor in dvr, official streaming (direct channel websites and streaming via authorized providers like hulu, youtube, sling, etc) and so on. plus you got the cord cutters making their dent too.
59. "yeah most of the articles attributing the ratings drop to a boycott" In response to Reply # 56
are purely speculative with some based on surveys with questionable methodology.
this was a pretty shitty regular season by most accounts. i mean...you had jags, rams, and titans in the playoffs. and primetime game selection has been pretty poor at least the past 2 years.
ratings dropped a good bit from the year before too and there was no boycott. they tried to nail it down to games being too long, too many commercials/ads, rule changes, lack of celebrations, etc.
basically nobody knows wtf the reason is lol. could just be usual peaks and valleys.
48. "RE: not really what? not sure i understand what you're rebutting" In response to Reply # 46
>>the NFL didn't/doesn't/refuses to acknowledge that it's not just the deplorables who stopped watching cause they see niggas on they knee's for a 90 seconds
so then the narrative ALWAYS goes back to bringing back THEIR eyes on the screen...
I'm not even sure what you're citing, the NFL hasn't been specific about anything in terms of ratings.
62. "your entire interpretation of this situation is based on" In response to Reply # 58
people who aren't the NFL.
"the NFL didn't/doesn't/refuses to acknowledge that it's not just the deplorables who stopped watching cause they see niggas on they knee's for a 90 seconds"
they haven't acknowledged anyone, or any reason, and the impact of boycotts are unclear.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
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53. "I have no problem with those who kept their word" In response to Reply # 37
I just find it funny how dudes (mostly online) who were amped up in preseason and changed their tune half way they the season.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Fri Feb-02-18 09:30 AM
66. "it's definitely a weird way to boycott police brutality" In response to Reply # 64
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
69. "not sarcastic. the issue got way muddled and diluted" In response to Reply # 68 Fri Feb-02-18 10:46 AM by Riot
from sitting to protest police shootings being twisted into "disrespecting the flag/military", the old a$$ owners taking a knee just to protest trump, kap getting blackballed, etc etc the point was getting lost
but at the end of the day, what else was ppl really expecting the nfl to do, beyond what happened
obviously they coulda come to the table sooner, worked with more orgs, players coulda negotiated better, etc
and i think kaep filed the lawsuit too soon (before mad qb's started getting hurt), but after that it was basically "over". watch or dont watch. take or knee or dont take a knee
now ppl protesting bc of the violence, or the crappy teams,pats cheating,etc sure, please continue.
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>from sitting to protest police shootings being twisted into >"disrespecting the flag/military", the old a$$ owners taking a >knee just to protest trump, kap getting blackballed, etc etc >the point was getting lost >
That's sop with critics of protest. BLM becomes all lives matter. MLK Jr was called a trouble maker and every name in the book. It's always about distorting and co-opting.
>but at the end of the day, what else was ppl really expecting >the nfl to do, beyond what happened >
People should push for more than throwing money at it. Owners and sports league associations made politicians jump through hoops on other issues like the bathroom controversy in N.C.
>obviously they coulda come to the table sooner, worked with >more orgs, players coulda negotiated better, etc > >
Nah they didn't get enough support.
> >and i think kaep filed the lawsuit too soon (before mad qb's >started getting hurt), but after that it was basically "over". >watch or dont watch. take or knee or dont take a knee > >
getting grief for protesting when he was literally the victim of police personally harassing him was the straw the broke the back for me watching the NFL. I promptly gave up when I saw that and I haven't watched a game since.
To be honest, it was fairly easy for me to give up watching because I don't have a favorite team and in prior seasons, I lost interest more and more as the years went on. I would literally fall asleep during most games on Sunday afternoons.
I have to admit it's going to be tough to occupy myself this Sunday since more television networks aren't going to air good content, but I'll have to be creative I suppose.
"Sean sparks like John Starks, nah, Sean ball like John Wall" - Rest In Power Forever Sean Price.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Fri Feb-02-18 12:51 PM
77. "How did you feel walking up to those gates the first game? " In response to Reply # 71
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Fri Feb-02-18 02:10 PM
80. "I feel bad for any Eagles, Jags, Bills or Viking fan" In response to Reply # 79
You announced your boycott and the football gods were like “you sure about that?”
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
not fair at all. and the karma is now I can't even enjoy the superbowl as much bc it's against the stinking Patriots. the game against Jacksonville soured my whole football high.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79616 posts
Fri Feb-02-18 03:12 PM
85. "I think you have a better shot against the Pats" In response to Reply # 84
That Jag team is no joke.
Can’t front. The Philly OL va the Jags DL woulda been epic.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
90. "haven't watched an NFL game in 2 years" In response to Reply # 0
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92. "accidental boycotter here... started dating this chick 3rd week of prese..." In response to Reply # 0
without realizing she would ALWAYS wanna do shit on Sundays.
I tried to watch the games last weekend at the bar with her, but feel like I didn't retain shit (I hate watching in that environment - was just trying to find a compromise for us lol). And having to answer all her questions about what ineligible man downfield means
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