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The Invincible Thread
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Very true.. but sammy aint got that in him..
people joke about alex smith but sammy's in the same boat.. he got his comfort zone and he isnt going leave that often
Between yall and the broncos were ideal situations for him.. and probably more yall with AP, where teams would have to commit hard to the playaction.. but injuries
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Dumpster. Fire.
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They should go ask tavon and gurley how they feel about the offense
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Kate Mara gotta be loaded, good lord. Two football teams in the family. :x
Congrats @im that one !!!
Since I'm Batman and you're the Boy Wonder, I'll volunteer my time to be the little one's Godfather. It's only right.
Congrats @im that one !!!
Since I'm Batman and you're the Boy Wonder, I'll volunteer my time to be the little one's Godfather. It's only right.
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My friends Dad is good pals with the Maras. Went to a Skins/Giants game with them a couple of years ago. Screw the Maras/Giants, but they throw one hell of a tailgateKate Mara gotta be loaded, good lord. Two football teams in the family. :x
Congrats @im that one !!!
Since I'm Batman and you're the Boy Wonder, I'll volunteer my time to be the little one's Godfather. It's only right.
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Fisher's agent is the Rams COO's dad
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Dumpster. Fire.
So what the hell do you judge a coach by?
Especially a coach that hasn't made the playoffs since 08.
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Kate Mara gotta be loaded, good lord. Two football teams in the family. :x
Congrats @im that one !!!
Since I'm Batman and you're the Boy Wonder, I'll volunteer my time to be the little one's Godfather. It's only right.
Awwwww... this is like when Mr. Incredible had baby Syndrom tuggin at his boot.
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Isn't Jeff Fisher's son in charge of contracts or something? I remember reading that fisher's son has a position of power in the Rams management and that's one of the reasons Fisher will never get fired. Anybody got more info?
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That's what it is lmao what a joke
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That's what it is lmao what a joke
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Hoody was praising the hell out of their roster earlier,part of me feels like it was a backhanded compliment of the Rams aimed at Fish
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fixedGoff, Gurley, Tavon
Run by Jeff Fisher.
Whenever they finally wake up and get a real coach, they'll have toys to play with. Til then, 7-9* at best, forever. They're as consistent as the Georgia Bulldogs.
gave fish a lil too much credit:
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/FishJe0.htm
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rog and co so damn shady
http://www.phillymag.com/birds247/2...on-lawsuit-nfl-nflpa-suspension-steve-zashin/
According to Patrick Hoban, one of Zashin’s colleagues, the unfair labor practice charge against the NFL was filed because Johnson’s camp feels the NFL withheld information they are legally required to disclose. Hoban noted there is a provision in the performance-enhancing substances (“PES”) policy detailing how there must be a neutral and independent person who verifies laboratory testing results.
But when no such thing occurred in Johnson’s case and Johnson’s team asked why, the NFL said they have an agreement with the NFLPA that they wouldn’t do so and that they have lab directors review their own test results. When Johnson’s team asked for a copy of that agreement, the NFL refused to hand it over.
“The NFL said, ‘No, you can’t see it. It’s there, but you can’t see it,'” Hoban said. “Now, the law is pretty clear that an employee who is subject to a union contract gets to see what the contract is and what it says, and the NFL isn’t providing that.”
Johnson also requested additional information that Hoban said he’s entitled to, including when he was tested and how many times he was tested, but the NFL wouldn’t give that to him either. Those details are important, Zashin noted, because the PES policy limits how much a player is tested and in what timeframe a player can be tested.
"What we faced was a situation where you’d request information from the NFL Players Association and the NFL Players Association said, ‘Oh, well, go get it from the NFL,'” Zashin said. “The NFL would say, ‘Go get it from the NFL Players Association.’ And so you end up playing this roundabout game, such that the player is denied his rights under the PES policy itself.”
http://www.phillymag.com/birds247/2...on-lawsuit-nfl-nflpa-suspension-steve-zashin/
According to Patrick Hoban, one of Zashin’s colleagues, the unfair labor practice charge against the NFL was filed because Johnson’s camp feels the NFL withheld information they are legally required to disclose. Hoban noted there is a provision in the performance-enhancing substances (“PES”) policy detailing how there must be a neutral and independent person who verifies laboratory testing results.
But when no such thing occurred in Johnson’s case and Johnson’s team asked why, the NFL said they have an agreement with the NFLPA that they wouldn’t do so and that they have lab directors review their own test results. When Johnson’s team asked for a copy of that agreement, the NFL refused to hand it over.
“The NFL said, ‘No, you can’t see it. It’s there, but you can’t see it,'” Hoban said. “Now, the law is pretty clear that an employee who is subject to a union contract gets to see what the contract is and what it says, and the NFL isn’t providing that.”
Johnson also requested additional information that Hoban said he’s entitled to, including when he was tested and how many times he was tested, but the NFL wouldn’t give that to him either. Those details are important, Zashin noted, because the PES policy limits how much a player is tested and in what timeframe a player can be tested.
"What we faced was a situation where you’d request information from the NFL Players Association and the NFL Players Association said, ‘Oh, well, go get it from the NFL,'” Zashin said. “The NFL would say, ‘Go get it from the NFL Players Association.’ And so you end up playing this roundabout game, such that the player is denied his rights under the PES policy itself.”
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fixedRam players AND fans deserve better, Wow.
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Hoody was praising the hell out of their roster earlier,part of me feels like it was a backhanded compliment of the Rams aimed at Fish
was it something like,
"they excel at all three phases. explosive offensively, aggressive and relentless on defense, and smartly coached on special teams..."
elpablo21
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only 10 years away from being 10 years away to being a contender
trust the process
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Welp no jail time for ya boi today. One court date down, one to go.
How about Crowder. 5-foot-8 4th round pick currently leading us in yards with 725 and TDs with 6. No WR at that height or shorter has as many yards in his first two seasons 1,329 and he's tied with Art Monk at third in franchise history in receptions with 114 through two seasons. He also leads the league in Punt Return average at 16.3 and tied for first with the longest return on the year 85 yards. HTTR
How about Crowder. 5-foot-8 4th round pick currently leading us in yards with 725 and TDs with 6. No WR at that height or shorter has as many yards in his first two seasons 1,329 and he's tied with Art Monk at third in franchise history in receptions with 114 through two seasons. He also leads the league in Punt Return average at 16.3 and tied for first with the longest return on the year 85 yards. HTTR
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Viking's color rush
Barr's cleats
Barr's cleats
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NFL should make 60+ yard field goals 4 points.
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ok, Harbaugh.
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kickers can barely make 35 yard extra points lol
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