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moshkito
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KC didn't look bad, but either their defense has to improve 10% or Watson showed a really good effort. As for NE, I'm not sure that Brady was the difference between 8-8 and 12-4 ... and that means that I think NE will be 7-9, 8-8 or there so ... and I think that's good ... gives other teams a chance to get somewhere ... which is good for all of us. I'm not sure that a coach (alone) is worth 4 games, or that a quarterback alone is worth 4 games ... all it takes is one injury and the team is ready for 8 to 10 losses! Credit to Brady for not getting a major hurt! But I think that coach listened to him about the front line and kept it in as good a shape as possible to help his QB. THAT, is rare in most coaches ... who think their "system" is better than any individual, which you and I know is the greatest load of steamed dried heap we ever heard!
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Man With Hat
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Combination of Belichick & the weakness of the divvision. Could it be the bills? Sure...but I won't predict that. And negative. Superbowl hangover baby. Also, I didn't think they were a 13-3 roster last year, so I expect some natural regression.
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I'll be watching the Pats, but man I would struggle that high for them.....You think Cam will come thru enough to get them there?? Or is that a pick based on the coaching staff? I think Belichick is a genius......Did you forget about the 49ers???
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Man With Hat
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I couldn't go straight with these things. Part of my doesn't think the cowboys will finish that high either (that defense I cant see being better than average), but I figured some regression for the Pack (as they seem like they will have the same problems as last year) will happen. The seahawks finsihing that high is completely dependent on the coaching staff allowing Wilson to own the team, which I hope will finally happen. Also after tonight, I less confident about my texans pick.
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For AFC that is a very safe bet, no diaper needed. Watching Mahomey is a treat, still very young and with time will gain accuracy. But man I am so lovin Edwards-Helaire, he was a brutal runner last year for LSU and now taking it to the NFL, happy for him! Clearly I see the Saints at the top, we'll see after this weekend. Seahawks I struggle with at #2, I'm actually liking GreenBay as #2.....I think Rodgers will have great year. I think Cowboys will krapt the bed this year.
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rushfan4
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I'll go with my standard Lions' prediction of 4-12. After all, the locals fans think that this is their year.......again!
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Man With Hat
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Well this thing is kicking off tonight...so I need to make my postseaon predictions. God only knows what we will get this year, so I feel completely jusified when I completely sh*t the bed.
AFC: Chiefs Steelers Colts Patriots Raiders Texans Ravens NFC: Saints Seahawks Cowboys Packers Buccaneers Falcons Rams
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Good question......It seems its more a black and white situation, I think it will be cancelled. The NFL can't survive if players start to elect to not play, unlike the MLB that can survive if players don't play. For example if Mahomes, Brees and the like elect to sit out, what now?? The NFL does not have a minor league system to fall back on. But to answer your question........ <10%
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Man With Hat
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Anyone want to put a percentage on if we actually get a season this year?
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Ohh joy, a Netflix 6 part documentary on Kaepernick teen years. Really, why?? Zero interest........
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moshkito
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Hi, I think that for Brees this was just an errant pass ... it happens in every game, and sometimes it ends up in an interception. And it's not like Drew never threw a pass to a black receiver! Someone should have called SS's bluff and buried him and his comments!
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moshkito
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Hi, Easy one for me! "Service" according to my mom, meant that you studied Portuguese and you did more for the memory and study of the GOD in your house! In this case a Literary idea with some artistic merit, however, the idea was to promote the Portuguese language and its history in literature ... not even the arts! (Remember that in every house and country there is a GOD and the children only go to fight all battles and wars for it!!!!!!!! Nothing else!) There was no "sacrifice" needed ... for me, mom pretty much said that she would pay for my University education if I switched to Portuguese. And she hated many film and theater folks (which she knew I was studying!), whom she thought were "filthy" (dad had met many of them and translated others) ... which was not true, but for her Dali and Bunuel was all of them ... and she despised them, despite my dad even writing an one act play to satirize mom and her "pack of hens" ideals of morality! It had a similar feel to the opening of INTERVISTA (Fellini) if you have not seen it, you must!!!!! But we were, then, a part of a fascist government, and I think that my parents wanted out as soon as possible, thus the meaning of service in Portugal in those days, meant that you were sent to Angola or Mozambique! (Now you know why AD2's song about Mozambique is so valuable for me! Exactly what the foreigners did in Africa!). You're job would be ... to keep the "natives" in line! Poor, no food, and in their camps! |
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Thousands, millions of people give their time and effort for serving their country and community in a very non committal manner, meaning its not life altering. Kap has been whining about getting a job in the NFL that pays him millions, if he feels that strongly then he can make same decision and leave the NFL for good and dedicate his life to what he believes in and make the change....Compared to the life decision that Pat Tillman made for what he believes in, they are far off and nowhere close to even ground, answer that honestly.
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micky
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definitely not the same.. but I'd very much comparable and on even ground. Ask yourself.. I'll give you credit for knowing, even if not through personal experience, what these answers are.
what is root of .. the essence of ...service.....serving one's country and again what is the essence of sacrifice in terms of serving one's country. answer those honestly and see the two cases are not far off at all.
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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I hardly think these two players, and their actions, are on even ground let alone comparable. One gave his life for his country.....
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Shannon Sharpe says Drew Brees should retire: 'I will never respect the man'
What a doosh........Has Sharpe EVER said this about anyone else that actually deserved it?? I'm sure Brees will be cryin himself to sleep knowing Mr Yapmouth doesn't respect him. |
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Man With Hat
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^ I think it's a good move. For backup QBs hard to find a good option (although Dalton was just released today). He has the talent, it just comes in spurts. Maybe his lasik eye surgery will help too. Worth the flyer they took on him, IMO.
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Looks like Saints gonna sign JWinston to 1yr deal as backup QB since Brady pushed him out, not sure how I feel about that right now as Winston is not very accurate and a lot of turnovers. Clearly an insurance plan in case Brees goes down again with an injury, so unless that happens not sure Winston will see many snaps.
But a better team, coaches, players can help you be a better player.....We'll see.
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Overall, have to give the gmen a C+...no defensive ends nor wide receivers but plenty of linebackers and two offensive linemen (plus a highly regarded safety). Hopefully some of these linebackers pan out, but even then the offense might have to score 35+ a game to win.
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Well essentially what changed LSU's course was going to a spread offense with 5-wide and letting Burrow loose, most NCAA offenses would have struggled with that NFL type strategy but they embraced it with the help of the Saints. So to me Burrow blossomed in that big change and he took it to the next level in NCAA and especially in the SEC clearly the toughest most competitive football conference. So he is already very familiar with what to do in the NFL, Tua also but man those injuries are going to be tough, as Mel Kipper pointed out....the injuries are real, they exist and will only get worse with hits from 260-300lb def ends and linemen. I'm hoping the Oregon QB does well, I like that kid.
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