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OFFICIAL NFL Discussion Thread: 2015-16 Season - Congrats to the Denver Broncos and their fans! SB 5
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@clarencehilljr: Patmon and Dez with first fight of camp. still going off the field. OSU cowboys fighting
@clarencehilljr: Dez still having to he restrained. Just swung at Patmon. Fans are booing Dez
@clarencehilljr: No one knows what this is about or what set Dez off. It's not a good look regardless. It's also football practice. And stuff happens
@clarencehilljr: There was nobody in sideline who could contain or restrain Dez.
edit: @jonmachota: Dez and Patmon get into it on the far side. They're still jawing. Video: http://t.co/YKcx1i8NmS
@clarencehilljr: Dez still having to he restrained. Just swung at Patmon. Fans are booing Dez
@clarencehilljr: No one knows what this is about or what set Dez off. It's not a good look regardless. It's also football practice. And stuff happens
@clarencehilljr: There was nobody in sideline who could contain or restrain Dez.
edit: @jonmachota: Dez and Patmon get into it on the far side. They're still jawing. Video: http://t.co/YKcx1i8NmS
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I'm sure this skirmish will be worldwide news since it involves the Cowboys despite the fact that this happens with all 32 teams.
Cue the "Cowboys shouldn't have given Dez that money" idiots.
Cue the "Cowboys shouldn't have given Dez that money" idiots.
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Dez = Ricky Jarrett
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Brandon George [emoji]10004[/emoji] @DMN_George
Jason Garrett standing in middle of field having a long talk with Dez Bryant. Bryant goes and hugs Patmon and high-fives him.
This stuff used to take place all the time with Jimmy's team. There wasn't social media to glorify everything like there is now but thank god this type of **** is happening. And the fact that Tylor Patman, undrafted, is getting in Dez's head means something. They've stated that he's one of the shining stars so far at camp.
Jason Garrett standing in middle of field having a long talk with Dez Bryant. Bryant goes and hugs Patmon and high-fives him.
This stuff used to take place all the time with Jimmy's team. There wasn't social media to glorify everything like there is now but thank god this type of **** is happening. And the fact that Tylor Patman, undrafted, is getting in Dez's head means something. They've stated that he's one of the shining stars so far at camp.
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Dez has the emotional control of Kim Jong Un.
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Jameis throwing 20 td's and 20 picks. 3,000 yards. Bucs go 7-9 and win the NFC south
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How would Chip Kelly react to Dez Bryant?
Dez Bryant is definitely a grown black man
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Dez Bryant is definitely a grown black man
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Jameis throwing 20 td's and 20 picks. 3,000 yards. Bucs go 7-9 and win the NFC south
He's definitely gonna have a lot more than 20 TD's.
Mike Evans gonna have like 12-15 himself, V-Jax will have 8-10, ASJ gonna have like 5-8, then Kenny Bell, Myers, Tim Wright, Charles Sims and Doug Martin will all have at least one I'm sure.
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So 30+? I'd be impressed, but not down on him if he can't do it
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That clown Kromer got 6 games from the Bills. Probably doesn't matter much from a team perspective
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Do you people not realize Mike Evans is going to get around 15 TD's by his damn self
Dude had 12 this past year with a bum hamstring with V-Jax not even trying half the time, ASJ hurt and McCown/Glennon throwing to him....and we literally didn't even have an offensive coordinator all year cause of Tedford.
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I need Mike Evans on my fantasy team again
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the offical Cowboys account posted it
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http://espn.go.com/blog/atlanta-fal...quinn-making-headlines-with-beats-at-practice
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- There was a noticeable lull during the earlier stages of Atlanta Falcons training camp Sunday. Then, someone pumped up the volume -- literally.
On the upper deck of the facility overlooking practice stood Jay Envy, a homegrown disc jockey who won the title as best local DJ in 2014. It was no coincidence how the energy level on the field elevated a notch as the sounds of Drake, Rich Homie Quan, and Young Dro blared through the speakers.
It's part of the reason why Falcons coach Dan Quinn sought out Jay Envy -- whose real name is James Lam -- to perform during minicamp and training camp.
"He worked downtown at a club and he is part of the Red Bull program of DJs through different contests," Quinn explained. "We didn't do a 'America's Got Talent' or anything. We were looking for somebody to provide the energy, the fast pace, and the beats we want -- boom, boom, boom.
"We want that mindset that when you're in your car driving, you're like, 'Oh, I like this one.' It's not the lyrics as much as the beat and it going fast. From the players' side, they like that energy. For the coaching side of it, it can get frustrating at times for them. So when we do our walkthroughs, we have no music."
Appealing to the musical taste of his players is far from the primary reason Quinn elected to turn practices into Hip Hop concerts. Yes, the 44-year-old coach enjoys rap just as much as the younger generation. But for Quinn, the constant flow of music serves as a method for improving focus.
"At some point, to get really close as a player, if you and I are playing next to each other, it's got to be a look or a hand signal," Quinn said. "The biggest difference about playing in the NFL and playing on the road? There's only once difference, and it's the noise. By having it every day, we don't have to be like, 'Hey, we're going on the road,' or 'We're playing at home and they get behind us and this crowd is rocking.' So, it's just part of the standard of how we go."
Quinn gave fans a glimpse of what was to come when he tweeted out his playlist this offseason. When he first met with Jay Envy, part of his request was to keep 2Pac and Rick Ross in the song rotation:
Quinn revealed some of his other favorites, both old school and new.
"If you just put on Backpin on Sirius and just played that, I'd be pretty good," he said. "Old 2Pac, old Run DMC, old Whodini, old Nas … and then there would be Bon Jovi and current stuff, too."
Such as?
"I like Drake the best," Quinn said. "It's a cool style and it's fast. Like back in the day, remember Bones, Thugs-n-Harmony? That would be perfect for here, if we could play it."
The players have a playlist suggestion board in the locker room. Quinn said one unnamed person got suspended from adding to the playlist for playing the soft R&B tunes of Joe.
"He's on full suspension," Quinn said. "He's never been back."
So what do the players think about the whole concept? They appear to be all-in, for the most part.
"I love it," said veteran safety William Moore, a rapper himself. "Coach Quinn is here to do what we all want to do and that's win and play football. There's no secret to winning and playing football and that's coming out here and enjoying yourself. And that's what he's doing.
"Personally, the song I want on the playlist is 'Willy Mo Always Ready.' I heard something today and Tech-N9ne was on it, and he represents K.C. (Kansas City). I'm from the Show Me state, so I want them to run that back."
Cornerback Desmond Trufant was asked which songs he would prefer to eliminate.
"I don't think it's really a song, it's just the genre of country music," Trufant said. "I mean, it's cool. The stories and stuff are cool. But when I'm out here out at practice, I'm trying to get my bounce and my swag going. I just need a little up-tempo. So, I love the Hip Hop. They play some Future, some Snoop (Dogg), so it's all good."
Center Joe Hawley, one of the players whose concentration is critical as the point man along the offensive line, offered his take on the playlist.
"I think they do a really good job of mixing it up," he said. "They've got some country in there; some R&B. Yeah, I like the country. They played some Kenny Chesney. I like it all, man. The variety is just really cool. And it's not hard to focus."
Quinn certainly has the Falcons dancing to a different beat.
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. -- There was a noticeable lull during the earlier stages of Atlanta Falcons training camp Sunday. Then, someone pumped up the volume -- literally.
On the upper deck of the facility overlooking practice stood Jay Envy, a homegrown disc jockey who won the title as best local DJ in 2014. It was no coincidence how the energy level on the field elevated a notch as the sounds of Drake, Rich Homie Quan, and Young Dro blared through the speakers.
It's part of the reason why Falcons coach Dan Quinn sought out Jay Envy -- whose real name is James Lam -- to perform during minicamp and training camp.
"He worked downtown at a club and he is part of the Red Bull program of DJs through different contests," Quinn explained. "We didn't do a 'America's Got Talent' or anything. We were looking for somebody to provide the energy, the fast pace, and the beats we want -- boom, boom, boom.
"We want that mindset that when you're in your car driving, you're like, 'Oh, I like this one.' It's not the lyrics as much as the beat and it going fast. From the players' side, they like that energy. For the coaching side of it, it can get frustrating at times for them. So when we do our walkthroughs, we have no music."
Appealing to the musical taste of his players is far from the primary reason Quinn elected to turn practices into Hip Hop concerts. Yes, the 44-year-old coach enjoys rap just as much as the younger generation. But for Quinn, the constant flow of music serves as a method for improving focus.
"At some point, to get really close as a player, if you and I are playing next to each other, it's got to be a look or a hand signal," Quinn said. "The biggest difference about playing in the NFL and playing on the road? There's only once difference, and it's the noise. By having it every day, we don't have to be like, 'Hey, we're going on the road,' or 'We're playing at home and they get behind us and this crowd is rocking.' So, it's just part of the standard of how we go."
Quinn gave fans a glimpse of what was to come when he tweeted out his playlist this offseason. When he first met with Jay Envy, part of his request was to keep 2Pac and Rick Ross in the song rotation:
Quinn revealed some of his other favorites, both old school and new.
"If you just put on Backpin on Sirius and just played that, I'd be pretty good," he said. "Old 2Pac, old Run DMC, old Whodini, old Nas … and then there would be Bon Jovi and current stuff, too."
Such as?
"I like Drake the best," Quinn said. "It's a cool style and it's fast. Like back in the day, remember Bones, Thugs-n-Harmony? That would be perfect for here, if we could play it."
The players have a playlist suggestion board in the locker room. Quinn said one unnamed person got suspended from adding to the playlist for playing the soft R&B tunes of Joe.
"He's on full suspension," Quinn said. "He's never been back."
So what do the players think about the whole concept? They appear to be all-in, for the most part.
"I love it," said veteran safety William Moore, a rapper himself. "Coach Quinn is here to do what we all want to do and that's win and play football. There's no secret to winning and playing football and that's coming out here and enjoying yourself. And that's what he's doing.
"Personally, the song I want on the playlist is 'Willy Mo Always Ready.' I heard something today and Tech-N9ne was on it, and he represents K.C. (Kansas City). I'm from the Show Me state, so I want them to run that back."
Cornerback Desmond Trufant was asked which songs he would prefer to eliminate.
"I don't think it's really a song, it's just the genre of country music," Trufant said. "I mean, it's cool. The stories and stuff are cool. But when I'm out here out at practice, I'm trying to get my bounce and my swag going. I just need a little up-tempo. So, I love the Hip Hop. They play some Future, some Snoop (Dogg), so it's all good."
Center Joe Hawley, one of the players whose concentration is critical as the point man along the offensive line, offered his take on the playlist.
"I think they do a really good job of mixing it up," he said. "They've got some country in there; some R&B. Yeah, I like the country. They played some Kenny Chesney. I like it all, man. The variety is just really cool. And it's not hard to focus."
Quinn certainly has the Falcons dancing to a different beat.
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Chip Kelly would have played Skynyrd
(Must wanted to be the first to say it)
(Must wanted to be the first to say it)
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Rupe is backAll jokes aside, we all know fights during TC happen. Just gonna be over-analyzed because it's Dez and because it's the Cowboys. No big deal.
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Chip Kelly is uncomfortable around grown men?
Is this for real?
Is this for real?
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Boykin just mad he couldn't start over sorry *** Fletcher and Williams....
Eagles got a stable of 6' corners this year, Chip don't like the leedle guise....
Eagles got a stable of 6' corners this year, Chip don't like the leedle guise....
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