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I could see the Rams giving Todd Haley a call.
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Rams gonna snag Romeo Crennel away from the Texans
we gonna be aight...
was going make a joke about him already getting passed around in the division.. but didn't realize he was only the OC for the cards.. and was HC for the chiefs
I could see the Rams giving Todd Haley a call.
and finish 2-14 next year?
yea.. I just caught that '84 on his wiki page when I was googlingI just realized Cucci Cooter is younger than some NTers around here
I just realized Cucci Cooter is younger than some NTers around here
yea.. I just caught that '84 on his wiki page when I was googling
In 2009, Cooter was charged with aggravated burglary after allegedly getting into bed with a woman after climbing into the window of her apartment and stripping down to his underwear. The woman called the police, who arrested Cooter, and he was released on a $10,000 bond the next day
@sallyjenx:
The #NFL's silence on soft footballs is damning. My column:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...038f753dc29_story.html?utm_term=.5f823786221a
Now, there are two things to take from this. The first is obvious. You don’t need a legion of scientists and lawyers to know what anyone with a car knows: Cold weather causes air pressure to drop in footballs, the same as it does in your tires. The only people who don’t know that are hermetically sealed in Park Avenue offices and only travel by soft shoe and NFL limo. If Steelers footballs were underinflated, the most likely explanation is not that someone deflated them by hand but that the game was played in temperatures in the low 40s, with a wind chill of 28. Just as natural deflation is the most likely explanation for what happened in the AFC title game, when the Patriots’ balls measured an average of 11.3 in wet, even colder weather.
The second point is less obvious: Somebody from the New York Giants stuck a needle into two footballs during a game last week to measure them. Which tells you that the NFL’s ball-security procedures are not being followed, even now.
But the NFL doesn’t want to get into that. If it admits it received info from the Giants about low PSI, then it has to admit that maybe weather affected the inflation of footballs in other games, too.
It has to admit that league officials lacked command of seventh-grade science and that Goodell raced to judgment. It has to admit that a few whiffs of PSI aren’t a game-altering factor, much less worth serious penalties. It has to admit that Goodell is not willing to pursue Art Rooney and Ben Roethlisberger over the air in a couple of footballs with the same energy.
It has to admit that Deflategate was not a fair process but just a ginned-up excuse to punish the Patriots in order to satisfy owner envy and internal politics. It has to admit that it has been covering up PSI data in order to save the last rags of Goodell’s shredded reputation. It has to admit that the NFL under this commissioner has zero credibility left.
But Danny Woodhead still plays for the New England Patriots.
This contract renewal **** means absolutely nothing if they continue to lose. He WILL be gone at the end of the season guaranteed.
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How does that crow taste????? [emoji]129300[/emoji]
I told y'all he was dead man walking.
Hope Kroenke has David Shaw on speed dial.
Hallelujah
I mean, can you blame the man for making a mistake we could all make.. it's hard telling wes welker apart form woodhead.. sorry I meant edelman
I can't fault him for that. You are right sir.
I mean, can you blame the man for making a mistake we could all make.. it's hard telling wes welker apart form woodhead.. sorry I meant edelman
or maybe he meant the new WR they just signed
you may want to write that to usa today.. or one of yall's boy cian fahey:We're good over here.