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oldschool posted:
Henry posted:

So 32 NFL teams thought so highly of him he went in the 7th round.  Your over the top homer logic is entertaining.

 

Bart Starr in 17th....Brady in the 6th.

Try again with the failed logic.

Which one is GOAT...you know which one I would pick...but yeah...blows up your argument with pure.....................elegance!

Judging by the response that went over well. 

#pleaselikeme

*clicks like on own post*

Maybe its your inner child calling out to your adult self.

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ChilliJon posted:
oldschool posted:
Henry posted:

So 32 NFL teams thought so highly of him he went in the 7th round.  Your over the top homer logic is entertaining.

 

Bart Starr in 17th....Brady in the 6th.

Try again with the failed logic.

Which one is GOAT...you know which one I would pick...but yeah...blows up your argument with pure.....................elegance!

12 teams in 1956. 32 teams in 2000. 

Brady was pick 199 in 2000. Bart was pick 200 in 1956. 

Stop talking. Again. 

I'd go with an argument that personnel was not nearly as savvy that many years ago.

But, your tack is BS.  No way a Bart Starr with his career is picked ballpark close to the 17th round.

I know logic isn't exactly a part of this forum of mostly really old group-think white guys...but arguing that Bart Starr wasn't a 17th round choice is the best one yet.

What can I say? Tip my hat to dementia I guess.

Henry's point that a guy can't be good because he is a 7th rounder and was overlooked by all the other teams obviously proves ...NOTHING.

UHm...hello old white guys...your own team history proves my point ...again. 

If round selection was criteria...for ANYTHING...then kick Bart outof the HOF.

17th Rounder!

El-Ka-Bong posted:

Hey guy, knock that shit off with your posting



I'm not old

My apologies...I said "mostly". 

The guys that are obviously....old (alt right white supremacist types) and out of it....Henry, Chili,  et al

Kiel too ...but at least he's kind of a cool old focker ...kind of like the guy that keeps a mullet so long it eventually comes back...and then he's cool by accident. 

 

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oldschool posted:

Henry's point that a guy can't be good because he is a 7th rounder and was overlooked by all the other teams obviously proves ...NOTHING.

UHm...hello old white guys...your own team history proves my point ...again.

My Dearest Elizabeth,

There is an uneasy lull within camp today as the impending battle looms.  Each soldier prepares himself differently but the young recruits are still nervous while trying to remain confident.  Citizens have come with picnics to watch our training and even to possibly catch a skirmish.  The air is saturated with false logic as citizens boast of a glorious victory that will assuredly materialize.  

One curious sight has given us respite from our worries.  A handful of very white citizens are following around a young private, Ty Summers, proclaiming him to be the very incarnation of Mars himself, the god of war.  While we all hope young Summers does become a mighty god of battle the real tonic has been the antics of two of those almost translucent followers.  One appears to eat nothing but sugar for every meal and the other who wears a feather and claims his given native name translates to "please like me" have provided endless entertainment.  To the chagrin of Private Summers, the men have found the antics uproariously funny and for that we are thankful.

Yours Always,

 

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DH13 posted:

The brilliance of that pic is that your immediate reaction is you're not really sure what you're looking at until it sets in after a few seconds.  Kind of like oldskool's posts except funny.

Admitting you don't really know what poon looks like.. in a post trying to disparage me is some level 3 humor. 

I had the whole bar around me laughing at that one.

Oh man...LOL...you can't make this stuff up.  

Love this place...old white man humor...gotta love it. 

DH13 posted:

Case in point.

Tell us what bar is open at this hour, chiefullofshit?

If your level of familiarity with "poon" involves Homer Simpson's face I'm pretty sure you're quite the expert.

 

I had it on my phone ...at a restaurant bar last night.

Did I say I was at the bar...now? LOL

Do you guys know how ridiculous and racist you look with all this nonsense you throw at me? 

 

oldschool posted:
DH13 posted:

The brilliance of that pic is that your immediate reaction is you're not really sure what you're looking at until it sets in after a few seconds.  Kind of like oldskool's posts except funny.

Admitting you don't really know what poon looks like.. in a post trying to disparage me is some level 3 humor. 

I had the whole bar around me laughing at that one.

Oh man...LOL...you can't make this stuff up.  

Love this place...old white man humor...gotta love it. 

You mean after you said you were at a bar?  

My post referring to the pic happened this morning, chiefullofshit.  Can't make this stuff up?  You just did.

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What a fu**ing idiot:

Raiders' star wide receiver Antonio Brown is still dealing with a foot injury that is reportedly the result of "extreme frostbite" caused by a cryotherapy machine, ProFootballTalk first reported.

Per reports, Brown was not wearing appropriate footwear when he entered a cryotherapy chamber last month in France which burned his feet and left them frostbitten.

Brown, 31, reportedly saw a foot specialist last week after missing most of Oakland's training camp while battling what was initially reported as "sore feet." The seven-time Pro Bowler shared a photo of his blistered feet to his Instagram story last week and has not practiced since July 30. 



somebody doesn't like TC?  

Dan Patrick was just talking about this on the radio, he's done it.  Said you wear shorts, gloves, and thick socks.  That the booth only fits one typically and that someone escorts you to the booth and watches as you're in it.  You're in it for all of a couple of minutes.  He couldn't understand how anyone could do this...

packerboi posted:

What a fu**ing idiot:

Raiders' star wide receiver Antonio Brown is still dealing with a foot injury that is reportedly the result of "extreme frostbite" caused by a cryotherapy machine, ProFootballTalk first reported.

Per reports, Brown was not wearing appropriate footwear when he entered a cryotherapy chamber last month in France which burned his feet and left them frostbitten.

Brown, 31, reportedly saw a foot specialist last week after missing most of Oakland's training camp while battling what was initially reported as "sore feet." The seven-time Pro Bowler shared a photo of his blistered feet to his Instagram story last week and has not practiced since July 30. 



How in the hell can he be smiling in that photo?  And those are some ugly assed big toes. 

Well, it said Brown did the cryo in France so that explains it! This past summer in Europe we noticed that slides in swimming pools had the red light-green light, but no guards at the top or bottom; there were no signs near waterfalls warning of slipperiness on wet rocks; no "climb at own risk" warnings on rocky beaches; and worst of all, no health warnings when in hot tubs. Sheesh, you'd almost think that people had to think for themselves and use common sense. Brown obviously had to follow directions and use common sense... and he failed!

Fanfare, it’s wild, just crazy considering the contract he signed, the risk he took on, and his disregard for the proper procedures. Idiot. 

Have to wonder what the flexibility will be when he’s finally able to rehab, and if he will regain his speed? Or possibly suffer subsequent injury to plantar fascia, etc. that would be related?

 

I heard something on the radio this morning from a doctor that says we should slow down on blaming this on A Brown being an idiot. He said not wearing the proper footwear wouldn't cause this. His theory is that it was caused by the extra moisture from his "trench foot" condition. Sort of a perfect storm of conditions that led to the outcome.   

Fandame posted:

Well, it said Brown did the cryo in France so that explains it! This past summer in Europe we noticed that slides in swimming pools had the red light-green light, but no guards at the top or bottom; there were no signs near waterfalls warning of slipperiness on wet rocks; no "climb at own risk" warnings on rocky beaches; and worst of all, no health warnings when in hot tubs. Sheesh, you'd almost think that people had to think for themselves and use common sense. Brown obviously had to follow directions and use common sense... and he failed!

It's amazing to see how free people can be when they're not bothered with those pesky liability lawyers.
I'm a HUGE fan of the motorcycle racing on the Isle of Mann. One lap is roughly 37 miles, and goes from countryside to rolling mountains, and through many quaint little towns.
There are no fences separating crowd from racers, no guard rails or any other "safety" devices/systems, and everybody accepts what can happen and realizes it's a personal choice that they solely are responsible for.

HOLY FU**

Train. Wreck. 



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Silver has like 18 threads on this. Essentially, the wheels are flying off the Raiders acquiring Brown and he's having a melt down because he can't wear the helmet he wants. A decision the NFL made that the Raiders have NO control over. A key reason he's not reporting to camp. 

Jeebus Christ. 

I really gotta DVR Hard Knocks. Might be the best ever season...

I heard that Brown actually went out and bought his own helmet that he likes and painted it Raiders silver to wear to practice. Surprisingly, he didn't get away with it. If true, this is just some bizarre shit going on. He also whined about Rodgers and Brady get to keep wearing older helmets then the training staff showed him video of Rodgers wearing a newer style helmet in practice. 

I like the CB Derrick Jones signing after release by NYJ. 6-2 188. 4.46 40 time, 41" vertical, 11-8 broad jump - last two would have put him top 3 at the combine for CBs! Aggressive sprinter in kick coverage. Former WR turned CB in Senior year at Ole Miss. Had 2 INT, one returned for a TD, and 3 PDs in his one year at CB. Wiry. Not a lot of mass. Strengths in press man coverage but needs added strength.

He was slowed this year in TC by a knee injury early summer which may account for his being cut loose. Not sure extent of that. Sounds like a developmental project who really needs to add muscle and core strength, but could contribute on STs and maybe stay on PS. Super raw without a ton of coaching to unteach. Might be a nice project.

Kind of funny. Derrick Jones played ONE game for the Jets, week 17 last season v. NE. He wound up with PFF's 2nd highest defensive grade among Jets defenders at 79.1, and a 89.9 coverage grade, which would have made him 5th amongst all NFL CBs that week.

Jets been working hard to eviscerate themselves of all players taken by Mike Maccagnan. They have 3 players left from the 2018 draft out of 9 picks. Definitely worth the flyer.

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I did my best, always do. There wasn't sh!t on him, but, that's where my personnel geek self took over. And, I do this just because I really dig it, want to know who we've got.

Speaking of FAs, a fluff piece on Yosh Nijman by the Rock:

https://www.packers.com/video/...rt-worth-rooting-for

I do think Yosh is going to make it. Just being able to sign him, undrafted, was a strange and serendipitous kind of free fall of riches. I mean, I would have been happy if they added OT in R1. Felt we needed to cover bases there. Yosh could easily develop into a starting OT on this team, and I'm glad the Packers were the one's to sign him. Many NFL scouts had him winning the NFL combine for OL.

I'm serious. He really did crush the top rushers in this draft playing RT for VT as a senior... Clelin Ferrell, Josh Allen, Christian Wilkins, Brian Burns, Dexter Lawrence. He did give up one sack to Oshane Ximines in 2018, but not a single sack to any of those others he faced.

According to PFF, Nijman had a 75.7 pass-blocking grade in 2018, allowed just 12 total pressures (10 hurries, one hit, one sack) across his 334 pass-blocking snaps with Virginia Tech.

Here is some super geek stuff if anybody further interested on Yosh... and before you read any of it, consider Yosh Nijman was a FRESHMAN when this was written, starting LT (had over 1800 snaps at LT first 3 yrs there)... 2015:

https://www.thekeyplay.com/vir...-performance-against

I don't know. Just thinking our backup OT depth may not be as bad as we might have thought, especially if this kid starts developing.

https://twitter.com/vt_footbal...566588035073?lang=en

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From someone called Coldworld on Cheesehead tv:  

The 28-year-old NFL veteran is a fullback with a six-pack. A fullback who's clocked a laser-timed 4.6 40-Yard Dash at nearly 250 pounds. A fullback who holds the NFL Combine record for Bench Press reps at his position. A fullback who can block clean nearly 450 pounds.” Stack.com

Primarily a blocker in college and in the pros. He played a lot of special teams as well. Even as the starting fullback, not used much offensively on the ground or in the air.

 
RoyalWulff posted:

From someone called Coldworld on Cheesehead tv:  

The 28-year-old NFL veteran is a fullback with a six-pack. A fullback who's clocked a laser-timed 4.6 40-Yard Dash at nearly 250 pounds. A fullback who holds the NFL Combine record for Bench Press reps at his position. A fullback who can block clean nearly 450 pounds.” Stack.com

Primarily a blocker in college and in the pros. He played a lot of special teams as well. Even as the starting fullback, not used much offensively on the ground or in the air.

 

TEN signed a FB as a lead blocker last season when LaFleur was OC there. Derrick Henry went from off top of my head about 3.3 yds/carry before they signed him week 8, using TEs as H backs to block, to over 8 yds/carry after they signed this guy, can't recall his name, to finish 2018 season if I remember right.

Think LaFleur had bigger plans for FB Danny Vitale as part of the offense as both a runner and out of backfield as receiver, where he had a solid number of receiving yds at Northwestern. Avg around 350/year, close to 11 yds/per reception.

Good, old school FB.

Coldy knows his stuff....

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MichiganPacker2 posted:

Dak Prescott turns down 30 million a year. Agents indicate they are looking  for 34 or 35 million a year. 

That is nuts. 

https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/08...turns-down-extension

When I first saw headlines on this I thought I was reading the Onion.  What's going to be crazy is that Jerruh will probably pay him that amount of money.  That's a lot of money for a QB who in my opinion is at best middle of the road.

The Heckler posted:
MichiganPacker2 posted:

Dak Prescott turns down 30 million a year. Agents indicate they are looking  for 34 or 35 million a year. 

That is nuts. 

https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/08...turns-down-extension

When I first saw headlines on this I thought I was reading the Onion.  What's going to be crazy is that Jerruh will probably pay him that amount of money.  That's a lot of money for a QB who in my opinion is at best middle of the road.

Just above Cousins, in my book.

 

Tdog posted:

Crosby ain't gettin' no younger.  glad Gute's always looking to keep the wheels greased.

Sure.  But the end game in that transaction would be releasing Crosby, not keeping another K on the 53 while Crosby fades into the sunset for a couple years.  They also would have been giving up a draft pick = Vivek would almost have to be your starter.

His career started out with a bang, but good grief, he cannot stay healthy anymore. 

Per the report, he's had a calf strain since March! that's he is still dealing with and now on the same leg has the dreaded high ankle sprain. Fantasy owners beware. Looks like this thing is going to linger awhile..

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