legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Thu Nov-11-21 04:35 PM
10. "Cooper Kupp always gets hurt" In response to Reply # 7
I usually pick him up in fantasy.. lol.
but yeah.. weird he would go where DeShaun just left. I doubt it works out well for him.
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14. "RE: He is too much of a damn Diva " In response to Reply # 13
>and he got a loud ass father. > >Brown and Moss didnât have all that. They were just on some >knucklehead >shit. > >Honestly, I just donât too much care for him. Fock him. > >Let focus on killer cam!
Nfl media loves to tag a wr as public enemy number one/team âcancerâ/diva/whatever. Itâs like a character they have to fill on their show every season. 2019 playoffs, itâs was Stefon Diggs. Oops. He led the league in yards and catches on his new team.
In the H, a few folks even fell for some lazily manufactured Hopkins slander when he got dealt. Oops again. He killed it in Arizona.
Theyâre not always wrong with this casting. We will see with OBJ. I hope he ends up being great in whatever role he lands. Iâm guessing heâs the 3rd wr who occasionally kills nickel corners for chunk yardage, key 3rd downs, and things of that nature.
The heat is on Stafford here. This is an alleged amazing coach and a Madden ultimate team group of pass catchers.
If everyone is healthy, OBJ has to do an Antonio Brown impersonation..beat 3rd corners / make plays after folks assumed that youâre done / help other people be open. Win a SB. Go to it.
Remember the tough talk and assumption about Diggs when he was on the sideline openly beefing with Cousins and the Vikes? Then he went and led the league in yards and catches last year in Buffalo? Remember that?
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Thu Nov-11-21 04:36 PM
11. "Please Miami.. Puhlease catch these fools slippinâ" In response to Reply # 0
Ravens are due for an L with all these close wins.
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Thu Nov-11-21 11:38 PM
25. "I had a feeeelinâ" In response to Reply # 11
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Thu Nov-11-21 11:39 PM
26. "Baltimore been playing with fire all season" In response to Reply # 24
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Fri Nov-12-21 12:46 PM
33. "Brady has a losing record as a Patriot in Miami 7-9" In response to Reply # 27
short week and prolly humid af
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Sat Nov-13-21 01:23 PM
36. "Football Gods be helpinâ - OBJ" In response to Reply # 35
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66. "I joked with some other Cowboys fansâŚ" In response to Reply # 56
that heâs the PokĂŠmon evolution of Janoris Jenkins. I watched a TON of JJ, since he was drafted by the Rams. Dude had one trickâŚbut he was pretty damn good at it. Trevon takes risksâŚbut, heâs bigger, stronger and has better hands. That pick he caught todayâŚthe ball was damn near behind his head. He just reached back with both hands and snatched it out if the air.
...I'm from the era when A.I. was the answer, now they think ai is the answer - Marlon Craft
97. "Steelers' fans are delusional " In response to Reply # 64
I was talking with one Sunday and I said the biggest mistake the organization made was not drafting Lamar as Ben's backup. This would have gave them a succession plan.
Dude still not sold Lamar is good and thinks Big Ben is still fine. Blames the losses on Tomlin.
74. "btw: Jalen Hurts is good enough." In response to Reply # 0
you actually run the ball, you stop some of those dumb designed runs, you let Devonta do what he do, and all of a sudden the dude goes from being the Johnny Manziel (with better attitude and work ethic) of the Eagles to perhaps a starter proper.
Eagles can put up points when they need to, the playcalling just needs to stop being cute.
Defense actually did stuff against the Donkeys so they got that W.
It's like watching the Browns with different expectations (and GOATs at RB).
Reagor is on "CUT BEAT" status. Devonta and Quez "U Mad???" Watkins already outpacing him and JJAW (another famous miss at WR).
All picks in the first round next draft need to be defense. I really think Gannon (much like Joe Woods in Cleveland) needs to GTFO.
No one in division is catching Dallas this year so forget that. I just need to keep seeing this kind of progress.
If it's possible to give Derek "Penalties" Barnett the boot after this season, the Eagles need to do it.
The only problem is that the GM will probably continue to be Howie.
75. "Green Bay with the GONG on Seattle" In response to Reply # 0
Mectin Man (Rodgers) made the Seahawks defense blink, even though he was picked in the end zone. both teams' defenses played hard for most of the game, but only Green Bay close the deal.
78. "RE: it's good to see Cam happy" In response to Reply # 77
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I hope he stays healthy / I hope his shoulder doesnât fall off when he has to throw a few balls downfield. I know Brees and Peyton played for several years basically crippled but still..I worry about CaaaaaamâŚohhhhh Caaaaaam! I want him and OBJ to whoo ride.
81. "RE: this shit is so overhyped..." In response to Reply # 80
>>>I hope his shoulder doesnât fall >>off when he has to throw a few balls downfield.
Maaaaaan...he's been hurt a lot. It was the foot in Carolina too. And he almost certainly wasn't the same after COVID last year in New England. He lit up Seattle on that Sunday night game with all sorts of throws early last season and it was a party. By later in the season, the party was obviously over and he looked like a different human being out there. And they were pulling him out of the game when they needed a long throw/hail mary. SOMETHING was up with him but vintage New England, we weren't going to know about it in any kind of vivid details.
86. "which only proves how hard it is to be an OC." In response to Reply # 84
if you have ANY pedigree/experience, you'll almost always have a job even if you're not THAT great at it.
that said, my post has nothing to do w/ that. Pete's just past his prime - by a couple years.
time for some fresh blood even if it takes a minute to get back on track. John Schneider could go too. both of them are living on a legacy of 2 years of draft picks. since then, it's been PRETTY poor.
88. "I don't disagree with any of that..." In response to Reply # 86
>if you have ANY pedigree/experience, you'll almost always >have a job even if you're not THAT great at it. > >that said, my post has nothing to do w/ that. Pete's just past >his prime - by a couple years. > >time for some fresh blood even if it takes a minute to get >back on track. John Schneider could go too. both of them are >living on a legacy of 2 years of draft picks. since then, it's >been PRETTY poor.
87. "Feels like the end of the Holmgren era in Seattle right now" In response to Reply # 82
Holmgren didn't suck, but the trend was headed in the wrong direction.
We've got a 32 year old QB (who doesn't seem super invested in Seattle anymore) and a coach in his 70's, and a lot of issues on our roster and on our coaching staff. We've had some bad draft luck, and our biggest free agent signings and trades have been pretty rough over the last few years.
I'm not sure if John Schneider is part of a rebuild or not either, but we need a change of direction.
Under the radar, but not really under the radar is the ownership group. Paul Allen had a vision and a process that landed talent in the front office and coaching staff. I don't even really know who calls those shots anymore.
It's a bummer to see it, but the greatest era in Seattle football really does feel like it's coming to a close.
In a generation of swine, the one-eyed pig is king. -Hunter S. Thompson
89. "oh it's DEFINITELY coming to a close." In response to Reply # 87
we had a nice run. best run of any sports team in the cities history, outside of the Sounders (some people don't rate them and i get that even though i'm an OG season ticket holder).
Pete and JS has a thing that worked a couple times and it really worked out. But it's not been working out for about 4 years now. Not only have they made some poor decisions about who they have drafted and signed, but I also put a lot of weight on the people they could've, and not only should of (for reasons of need AND on and off field reasons) drafted and didn't.
Russ, god bless him (cuz duh, Jesus is his homeboy), he's not gonna wanna be around for a rebuild and that's fair. He paid his dues and brought a ring and respect to the city. Won't be mad at all if he stays but not surprised at all if he wants to dip.
It's weird. We're not good enough to be GOOD, and we're not bad enough to be terrible. And that middle ground almost feels worse than than actually being bad because it makes a fan have hope and then disappointment, vs. just knowing we're trash and not having to be invested, LOL.
90. "I'm about at this point this year. " In response to Reply # 89
>just knowing we're trash and >not having to be invested, LOL.
Seahawks games on my calendar in pencil instead of pen these days. I'm mostly interested to see who if anyone is actually calling shots at Seahawks HQ moving forward.
In a generation of swine, the one-eyed pig is king. -Hunter S. Thompson
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79560 posts
Tue Nov-16-21 02:36 PM
99. "Crazy how shocked announcers act when Stafford throws a pick" In response to Reply # 94
like he wasnât a slinger his whole career.
I know he has been more efficient lately and had a shaky team in Detroit most years but cmon⌠this is who he is.
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