Not "the sun rose and I found $10 in my pants pocket, therefore, the sun rising causes $10 to appear in my pocket" logic of Brak's last post.
You keep running with that to cover your shame.
53 points, MM could do better at calling offensive plays.
It's fun destroying your take with one sentence. Keep studying Opie.
Technically, 19 or 20 of those points were off of return TDs. (I don't recall which TDs had the botched PATs, there were so many TDs.)quote:53 points, MM could do better at calling offensive plays.
Not "the sun rose and I found $10 in my pants pocket, therefore, the sun rising causes $10 to appear in my pocket" logic of Brak's last post.
You keep running with that to cover your shame.
53 points, MM could do better at calling offensive plays.
It's fun destroying your take with one sentence. Keep studying Opie.
He doesn't respond to substantive questions or comments, and rebuts arguments that were never made with insults sprinkled on top. HANK WINS! HANK WINS!
Good to know your place.
Jesus H Keyrist Sep. Enough already. Give it up. *****q.
And an increase in ice cream sales causes an increase in shark attacks.
Though Cuqui makes a good point -- perhaps the runs were just to further draw in the Eagles defense or keep them in the pass-friendly alignment. That's actually a good point. Not "the sun rose and I found $10 in my pants pocket, therefore, the sun rising causes $10 to appear in my pocket" logic of Brak's last post.
During the Philly - Carolina game last weekend a comment was made that the Philly D had the best completion % against defense in football. Based on the Philly defensive players comments that they didn't appreciate Aaron's smirk/smile during their ass kicking I'll assume they wore that completion % against as a badge of honor.
Henne, Luck, Cousins, Kaepernick, Davis, E Manning, Palmer, Fitzpatrick, and Newton. That's the QB armada Philly built those stats on. If Chip wanted to dare Aaron Rodgers to beat their pass defense by stacking the box he's an idiot.
Well beyond Chip's idiocy is MM and AR not giving a flying phuckstick what Chip is lining up because that was candy from an unattended stroller. Aaron knew that after 10 minutes.
Run. Pass. In no given order. One didn't set up the other. One didn't help the other. It was always there for the taking.
Aaron knows he has his C for the rest of his career. No idea why he values a C as much as he does but him laughing while they call out coverage tells me if he knows they know what they're doing he's going to continue to tear defenses apart.
And THAT is why Linsley has Wally Pipped Tretter! AWESOME!
Imagine Linsley with a full season under his belt. I look forward to Detroit rematch.
I've seen 2 centers I think are above all others. Jim Otto and Mike Webster. Otto was undrafted. Webster was a 5th rounder from WI. And yeah, Ringo is a close third.
Linsley is good. Very good. He's going to beat himself to **** for our entertainment. It's what great centers do.
Tight group. They even sit on the bench in the same order they play the line.
I'm excited to see what Tretter can add to this line. Right now the guy could be groomed to be a swing man across the line and a good one at that.
More work in the garage with his sister?
I've seen 2 centers I think are above all others. Jim Otto and Mike Webster. Otto was undrafted. Webster was a 5th rounder from WI. And yeah, Ringo is a close third.
Linsley is good. Very good. He's going to beat himself to **** for our entertainment. It's what great centers do.
Dwight Stephenson deserving of mention, in my opinion.
Dermontti Dawson was the other one I was thinking of.
Otto, Webster, Dwight & Dermontti. Excellent choices all.
My favorite is Larry McCarren or James Campen 
Really really shocking what Linsley has been able to accomplish so far. 1 year in the weight room & he's going to be "ta deal with".
Please stay healthy!!
From what I've read, Linsley is a weight room warriorand one of the strongest players on the team. I believe his strength was one of his upsides going into the draft. He benches over 500 lbs.
The Tretter injury was planned all along
Back in March too.
March of what year?
March of 1991, just a few days after he was born
Draft position.
It helped convince Peppers to move north
The Bushea/Clavicle incident allowed GB to make the playoffs yet drop low enough to draft Ha Ha which effectively closes the safety plan that went into effect September 18, 2011 when Nick Collins was injured.
I'm thankful Rex Ryan thought Pryor was the better safety and left us with the Laughing Man.
And an increase in ice cream sales causes an increase in shark attacks.
Though Cuqui makes a good point -- perhaps the runs were just to further draw in the Eagles defense or keep them in the pass-friendly alignment. That's actually a good point. Not "the sun rose and I found $10 in my pants pocket, therefore, the sun rising causes $10 to appear in my pocket" logic of Brak's last post.
During the Philly - Carolina game last weekend a comment was made that the Philly D had the best completion % against defense in football. Based on the Philly defensive players comments that they didn't appreciate Aaron's smirk/smile during their ass kicking I'll assume they wore that completion % against as a badge of honor.
Henne, Luck, Cousins, Kaepernick, Davis, E Manning, Palmer, Fitzpatrick, and Newton. That's the QB armada Philly built those stats on. If Chip wanted to dare Aaron Rodgers to beat their pass defense by stacking the box he's an idiot.
Well beyond Chip's idiocy is MM and AR not giving a flying phuckstick what Chip is lining up because that was candy from an unattended stroller. Aaron knew that after 10 minutes.
Run. Pass. In no given order. One didn't set up the other. One didn't help the other. It was always there for the taking.
Yeah. Exactly. The pass was there for the taking.
Sep. If covering by 30 plus the last two weeks isn't what you envisioned or hoped for...
Shut the **** up. Seriously. Beat it. Go scare up another fan base and **** off.
If that's who Philly built their stats on, then they shouldn't be too surprised by the beat-down Rodgers put on them. And we shouldn't get too smirky ourselves over whomping on them because those stats were built on straw QBs. Just follow the TT/MM/AR philosophy and stay on an even keel, R-E-L-A-X, and enjoy the ride...
Datone's problem is staying on the field. When on the field he is playing very well.
Originally Posted by Boris:
Makes a difference...don't it
Sep. If covering by 30 plus the last two weeks isn't what you envisioned or hoped for...
Shut the **** up. Seriously. Beat it. Go scare up another fan base and **** off.
Ah, another guy who doesn't read anything before he starts giving his impassioned, yet ill-informed, opinion. Save it for the voting booth.
