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crystal falace 9:51 Thu Mar 10
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Free agency started last night and was pretty crazy some huge money being spent.
Osweiler getting £18m a year for the Texans, leaving the Broncos without a QB,
Giants have spent a fortune on good but not great players, Oliver Vernon has more guaranteed money than JJ Watt.
lots more deals but cant be bothered to list them all.
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Hermit Road
8:50 Mon Nov 27
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10-1 with the toughest schedule in football.
Chiefs coming off a bye
Bills on a Philly short week
49ers have 10 days to prepare
Cowboys on the road, the pansies have 10 days to prepare
The only worry I have about the Birds is the ageing players in the trenches. Missed Lane Johnson yesterday and Kelce can hardly walk.
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Hermit Road
8:50 Mon Nov 27
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10-1 with the toughest schedule in football.
Chiefs coming off a bye
Bills on a Philly short week
49ers have 10 days to prepare
Cowboys on the road, the pansies have 10 days to prepare
The only worry I have about the Birds is the ageing players in the trenches. Missed Lane Johnson yesterday and Kelce can hardly walk.
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stewie griffin
6:11 Mon Nov 27
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Over .500 that the cowboys beat...
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stewie griffin
6:10 Mon Nov 27
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Another great night... after one of the worst halves of football you'll see from any team this season.
All very exciting, great resilience, haven't played well yet etc etc but still 10-1... but we will get absolutely annihilated by the 9ers next week if we play like that.
And the cowboys the week after... we might become the first team with a record over .500
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zebthecat
3:53 Mon Nov 27
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southbankbornnbred 11:54 Sat Nov 25
The Patriots are worse.
They were a complete horror show yesterday and the Giants wern't much better.
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southbankbornnbred
3:01 Mon Nov 27
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Btw, that was some game between the Eagles and Bills last night. Well worth watching the highlights if you haven't already.
And Belichick is in trouble. They should stick with him, of course. But he has been the Jets' main torturer-in-chief down the years - having properly screwed us over with napkingate - so it's superb to watch him struggle like a fucker this season. Big smiles on our faces!
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southbankbornnbred
12:02 Sat Nov 25
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I feel for Saleh and his excellent defense. But I doubt he’ll be able to keep them together next off-season. Some are genuinely championship or super bowl potential, and I can see them doing a Jamal Adams and leaving in February/March. One or two of them have sort of given up on this season, having seen Wilson and Boyle at QB. Wouldn’t blame them.
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southbankbornnbred
11:54 Sat Nov 25
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Jets were never in it against the Fish - we have the worst offense I think I’ve ever seen. Genuinely.
The owners should be shot for what they’ve done this season. They know absolutely nothing about how to run an NFL franchise. They’re like little kids with too much money - and thought spending a ridiculous sum on a superb, but ageing, quarterback was how to “buy” an offense.
But although it’s probably the most important position in all of sport, QB is just one position. In order to land Rodgers, we also overspent on his ageing mates and did stupid deals for Cook (barely used - didn’t need him), Lazard and Cobb, wasted that cap money by failing to shore up the offensive line, employed an offensive coordinator because he was Rodgers’ mate, then found out he runs a ridiculously complex, out of date, scheme you can’t just slot into.
Rodgers then goes down after four minutes (unlucky, but more predictable than some care to admit due to his age), and we’re left with a catastrophic mess going forward.
Genuinely, last night the commentators were overly sympathetic when we finally scored a TD - in the way patents are when their two-year-old finally kicks a football without swinging and missing.
“Well they’ve finally got a touchdown - isn’t that nice!”
It’s a fucking embarrassment and the owners should be ashamed. Should have left Saleh and Douglas to it last off-season. Should have picked up Baker Mayfield or another experienced, but younger and less expensive, QB, and actually spent some time building a proper offense - rather than try to buy an off-the-shelf Super Bowl winner at the age of 40. Our offensive line doesn’t exist: it’s just a bunch of fat blokes who can’t block. You could pick them at at West Ham for a song!
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Takashi Miike
12:27 Sat Nov 25
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nutsin, I've watched every game and we've not been tanking, it's just bad coaching. I've seen those type of seasons not so long ago with gruden. why would rivera purposely get himself fired? your job look strong, I'd be tempted to scale back mccaffrey's work once the division is won
norf, sam's been great but he needs a better line to protect him next year. during 2020 someone was streaming all of the north carolina games so I watched him a lot and if he'd gone to the draft that next year would have been a first round pick. prescott looks very comfortable and in a great rhythm. I still have doubts about him once it's play-off time but the whole team look united and that's important once those big games come up
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Norflundon
11:52 Fri Nov 24
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TM watched the full game last night have to admit I was pretty impressed with your QB I thought he played really well considering how much pressure kept getting to him.
Was a fairly tight game first half.
So great to watch a bit of history live with the Bland pick 6 he is truly unbelievable and turning into a superstar. To put into perspective he has more TD’s than Travis Kelce playing as a DB….in fact I read only 13 players in the entire NFL have more TD’s than him!!! I wouldn’t be surprised if he actually gets more unless of course everybody stops throwing it his way.
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Nutsin
11:51 Fri Nov 24
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Skins are tanking for a top pick in the draft. They’re blowing it up for a rebuild.
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Takashi Miike
9:54 Fri Nov 24
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zeb, jack admitted as much in a press conference last week that he had no say in the young/sweat trades. surely you'd consult their main coach before making such moves? snyder may have moved on but the circus is still alive & well
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zebthecat
9:13 Fri Nov 24
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It was a weird TM.
At a glance the Washington defence wasn't all that bad until, well, you know.
I get the impression that he was just a convenient scapegoat for everything else and someone up high thought a preformative sacking would show some action is being taken.
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Takashi Miike
8:38 Fri Nov 24
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SB, I'm not saying del rio did a good job as out DC but he didn't make the decision to trade our two edge rushers (both first round picks), yet he was the first to go? it's bad leadership from the top
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Takashi Miike
8:32 Fri Nov 24
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don't get me wrong, I like eric as a person but he's very different to rivera, and the players may have been spoilt with ron's easy going nature. It's probably why some are still whining. your game should be good tonight, I think you cause an upset.
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southbankbornnbred
8:16 Fri Nov 24
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Oh, don't get me wrong: Bieniemy has to learn to run the ball. It's nuts how lop-sided Washington are. I know it's a QB-throwing league these days - and he got spoiled with Mahomes and Reid's excellent leadership in Kansas. But you're right: you have to still run the ball, have some balance and keep the defense honest.
I thought Saleh was a bit over-rated after his first year in charge of the Jets as HC. In fairness, you and others said 'give him time' - and he has certainly sorted out our defense, which is now play-off quality. It's just that our offense is weapons-grade shite without a decent QB, some linemen and an OC with a playbook you can understand.
Saleh came good, defensively, and I'd hate to see him go now. Hopefully Bieniemy can do something similar with your offense with a bit of time (but Rivera has to go anyway, surely)? But he has to run the ball, granted.
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Takashi Miike
8:11 Fri Nov 24
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*beat reporters*
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Takashi Miike
8:08 Fri Nov 24
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SB, there's just no balance to his scheme. sam has sometimes thrown over fifty times in a game and the running plays have been just over single figures. It's not as if we don't have any talent at RB, he just won't change and it's amazing how well howell's doing under so much pressure. as I said earlier, a lot of the locker room had a problem with him in pre-season and today one of the best reporters said the problem remains with many not happy that he has so much say (assistant head coach as well as OC). apparently he also had a tear up with del rio last night, no idea if that led to deal too being fired this afternoon? who knows, maybe jack said "run the fucking ball" 😂. playing in this one dimensional styles it must be very easy to plan against, so it's a miracle sam's kept us competitive in many games. clearly rivera should have gone too, they all should go but for now the car crash is being extended
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southbankbornnbred
7:29 Fri Nov 24
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TM - surely they have to move on from Rivera now? He just looks so clueless.
On Eric B, I'd say stick with him and maybe see how he goes under a new HC. I know he's got the assistant's role in Washington, so he has some influence now, but a new head coach changes many dynamics: including your OC role.
Bieniemy hasn't exactly pulled up any trees, granted, but my gut feeling is that he's probably a solid OC even if he's not going to oversee a Reid/Mahomes offense.
You could do a lot worse - our OC was employed purely to lure his mate, Rodgers, to the Jets. Rodgers goes down with achilles knack and, suddenly, we're finding out that the new OC runs a painfully complex offense that only Rodgers really understands! It's now easily the worst offense in the NFL, despite the fact that we have Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall: two superb weapons.
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