15-16 Regular Season

[Jack Brickman]

Watching the Eagles suck is glorious.

Unless they suck too much and get the number one pick. Then I'll be fucking pissed.

 

[randymoss1881]

So andrew luck can't walk on water. Espn had me fooled

 

[brownindian]

49ers - How the mighty have fallen!!! Makes me want to get the other HARBAUGH as HC of the Browns !

 

[brownindian]

Does anybody else find themselves staring @ Al Michaels hair ?

 

[Kevalier]

Does anybody else find themselves staring @ Al Michaels hair ?

It eerily resembles blow dried mulch.

 

[godfather]

 

[col63onel]

Ravens can't win, Roethlisberger out at least 4 weeks. After 15 years, the AFC North is finally not the toughest division in football.

 

[Surge]

View: https://vine.co/v/ex0azxJblWx/embed/simple


Von Miller's sack dance may be NSFW... LOL
@The Oi @Randolphkeys @Phills14 @Soda

 

[natedagg]

Is this the most impressive team statistic in all of professional sports ever?

"50 of the 53 players on the Green Bay roster have only played for Green Bay."

I am dumbfounded.

 

[Walter White]

Is this the most impressive team statistic in all of professional sports ever?

"50 of the 53 players on the Green Bay roster have only played for Green Bay."

I am dumbfounded.

Not even the Spurs have that kind of loyalty.

 

[natedagg]

Not even the Spurs have that kind of loyalty.

That was the first team that I thought of too, but it's obviously apples to raspberries. I think we are saying the same thing: it is, to me, more impressive than the Spurs. I would love to see a chart for this statistic for all teams currently and all teams for the modern NFL (call it after the Panthers/Jags).

I feel like it's a 6 sigma outlier. I would love to hear their front office talk about how they do it, even just in a general sense. Is it drafting? Is it building loyalty with current players? How do they treat the families? Who develops their players? How do they decide if/when to cut a draft pick? The list goes on...

 

[AZ_]

 

[NtG]

Colts' worst trick play in history:

 

[Maximus]

Marshawn Lynch
Drag Races Teammate
.... Fred Jackson Crashes
39 minutes ago BY TMZ STAFF
EXCLUSIVE

Seattle Seahawks running back Fred Jackson wrecked his sports car while drag racing teammate Marshawn Lynch ... TMZ Sports has learned.

The accident happened right near the team's practice facility outside Seattle, and according to witnesses Jackson and Lynch were racing down a straight away on a public street ... as they left practice. Fred was in a black Corvette and Marshawn in a red Dodge Charger.

We're told Jackson somehow lost control and smashed into a a larger planter box, and then a stop sign. Several other players, including Richard Sherman, stopped at the accident scene and attempted to help Jackson out of the car.

Police showed up, but we're told Seahawks staffers showed up and took Jackson back to the team facility -- and Lynch drove off, uninjured. It's unclear if Jackson suffered any injuries.

Story developing ...



Read more: http://www.tmz.com/#ixzz3p9vlfEjs

 

[Randolphkeys]

Marshawn is so Oakland.... Don't matter how much he makes.