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Ledger's Joker was written by Christopher Nolan. This Joker is written by the Fast and the Furious guy. If he looks like a teenage dork it's probably because he is, not because we don't have all the substance and context yet.

The wholly unrealistic late 80s, early 90s sitcom where problems were solved by "daddy talks" in about 20 minutes.

I always thought that show would have been better if he just physically attacked his little girls. High five!

Why would he not say it?

It's not a phase, mom!

I was being sarcastic, he looks like what a 15 year old would think would be a cool 'modern' Joker.

"Damaged" on his forehead. fuging lol

He looks sooooo deep. lol

They had terrible tornadoes tonight. Showing off his decision making skill again out driving in it.

Hardy is and always has been a head case. He was in college and it's why he dropped to the 6th round. Ron Rivera was able to focus him enough to get production on the field. I don't think Dallas is the sort of environment he'll be able to focus in.

His story would be far more believable were he a traditional sort of quarterback.

Since the rest of you are cowards who have to preface saying he sucks with 'but he's such a great guy' so you don't get bashed by his fanboys, I will be the only true and courageous and brave person to declare that he comes off as an utter douchebag piece of poo.

All he does is win at every level of this sport. That really pisses people off for some reason. Hope he makes it so The Golden Calf of Bristol mania will come visit CLT this year. 

He's 9-7 as a starter. All he does is win... except for the frequent times that he loses.

The notion that a guy's performance is "90% luck" is just ridiculous.

 

Until you put on tape of some of Wilson's blind stumbling lobs yanked down 1 handed by his receivers.

Keep in mind we got better last year when we replaced older vets in the secondary with younger guys (DeCoud and Cason were replaced by Boston and Benwikere). Like our DC said:

"[We] finally [got] a chance to see what [we] really [had with the vets] and you say, ‘OK, you know what? We need more foot speed.’ And that was evident to most of us early,” McDermott said. " We couldn’t get the foot speed on the field because they were in the training room. But they got healthy, and we got them on as soon as we could"

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/.article9249461.html

But having Tillman replace Harper on passing downs we be a plus. Also, there will be some guys we play this year Tillman matches up well with at CB which will be a plus

On all downs it would be a plus. Harper was touted for his run support but was constantly out of position and choosing the wrong gap. We allowed a whole lot of long runs because he failed at run support.

So wait a minute.

 

Lets say you're a 1st or 2nd year player in the secondary...you wouldn't want any tips from Tillman? A guy that's had a long prosperous career?

 

Somehow you'd feel that your loyalties would be divided between TD or Peanut so your play would suffer because you're confused about who to take tips from?

 

Sounds like a good problem to me.

 

Weird.

Ok say i'm a 1st year player, hanging out in the locker room. Tillman walks up to me, puts his hand on my shoulder, and says "Hey man, always do your best." I think wow cool, he's a vet, he knows what he's talking about.

An hour later, I'm sitting in the locker room, Thomas Davis walks up. He puts his hand on my thigh and says "Never do your best."

Now I have no idea what to do, and that mindset will show on the field.

I bet that 3m is loaded with incentives and playing time requirements.

They were torn triceps, not ACLs or MCLs or any of the other CLs that are likely to slow a CB down.

This team needs to decide on 1 leader and go with it instead of trying to confuse our young players with too many mentors. What's the common thread here? Jerry Richardson.

Too many leaders, there's no one to follow them. This is a terrible decision.

The thought of Graham on Seattle's PED program is pretty scary.

One of my favorite yet...

Your score is: 6730 (GRADE: A-)

Your Picks:

Round 2 Pick 7 (CHI): D.J. Humphries, OT, Florida (B+)

Round 2 Pick 32 (N.E.): Jaquiski Tartt, SS/FS, Samford (

Round 3 Pick 4 (OAK): Cedric Ogbuehi, OT, Texas A&M (B-)

Round 3 Pick 7 (CHI): Kwon Alexander, OLB, LSU (

Round 3 Pick 25: Tevin Coleman, RB, Indiana (A+)

Round 3 Pick 30 (G.B.): Devin Smith, WR, Ohio State (A+)

Round 4 Pick 6 (WASH): Senquez Golson, CB, Ole Miss (B-)

Round 4 Pick 25: James Sample, SS, Louisville (A)

Round 5 Pick 5 (WASH): Kenny Bell, WR, Nebraska (A)

Round 5 Pick 25: Darren Waller, WR/TE, Georgia Tech (A)

Round 5 Pick 33 (COMP): Malcolm Brown, RB, Texas (B+)

Round 5 Pick 38 (COMP): Stefon Diggs, WR, Maryland (

Round 6 Pick 25: Derrick Lott, DT, Chattanooga (A-)

Round 7 Pick 25: Laurence Gibson, OT, Virginia Tech (B-)

All of yours just look like "Someone offered me a trade, I better accept it or I'll hurt their feelings."

He seems to have an ego, and if I was someone who had an ego I would sign with the team where I'd be the #2, and that's not Miami who has openly stated they are just looking at a few old vets like Jennings for depth.

um sorry, chip kelly doesnt owe mccoy a reason or anything else. NFL is a business. deal with it.

Amazing the difference in attitude on the Huddle when it's not Steve Smith. (no idea what your view is on the Smith stuff, chkn, just in general)

I'm sure he realizes that the teams with the most cap space are almost always losers. But we also won't have all that much after all the re-signings we need to do.

But then toughs it out and plays through it and becomes a hero