The NFL Shield At Midfield

Hell yeah here we go, this thread has been too nice so far Never ask: -A woman her age -A man his salary -A UNC fan what year they graduated

Proud of my fellas. Aguilar is legit and the OL held up reasonably well against a defense loaded with studs. Bring on ECU.

Think App State runs into a buzzsaw today after the Tez Walker shitshow. Joey Aguilar coming in was a shot in the arm last week but slowing down UNC's pass rush is a tall order if what they showed against South Carolina is legit.

Already storming this morning in Chapel Hill and it looks like crappy weather this afternoon/evening. App/UNC will probably end up in lightning delay.

You never, ever give Mahomes an extra play

Yeah the perfect weather with low humidity we had last weekend was apparently a cruel joke. That artificial playing surface gets way hotter than grass too. On a day like today the field-level temperature would probably be damn near 120

4th/5th all time in sacks depending on whether you look at post-1982 when it became an official stat. First ballot all day.

Burns sits, Falcons roll 30-17 with Bijan Robinson earning Rookie of the Week honors with a 150 burger and 2 TDs. Desmond Ridder is efficient with no turnovers and a TD, mostly because he's not asked to do much. Bryce Young passes for 2 TDs and completes 60-something percent of his passes, but it's not enough because we can't stop anything. cpantherking lets everybody hear all about it.

The GFS has it shooting the gap between Bermuda and the mainland US, which is the best scenario imo. A couple of the models have it getting scarily close to the east coast before it whips out to sea. I hope it doesn't threaten land until sufficiently weak, because that storm could be a real monster. A landfalling category 4 in the Carolinas would be catastrophic.

What the fug even is this game

Call me crazy but I'll take this over a basketball score in the first half

That's a monster stand by FSU after one of the softest ass penalties of the weekend

I saw some Nebraska fans talking about this on Reddit and apparently the Huskers have just been absolutely brutal in one score games going back several years. Well I've got bad news: one of the the only things Matt Rhule is better at than being a dick is losing close games.

The hood lost a real one today, RIP king

It's perhaps not the way to build a franchise in the cutthroat performance-driven NFL, but man having Fox back in Carolina would have hit me in the feels. He drove a lot of us nuts at times and his tenure ended on an incredibly sour note, but we had some great times when he was pacing the sidelines in Charlotte.

Yeah I live in CH/Carrboro and can confirm that like half the people here don't know UNC has a football team. Who gives a fug, our Mountaineers are coming to Kenan in a few weeks and it'll get settled on the field.

We just can't escape fuging Tiki Barber can we

For me, like a lot of people from Charlotte, it's gotta be the big one: Hurricane Hugo in '89. One of my earliest memories is that storm and its aftermath. One of the other ones I remember is Tropical Storm Beryl in 1994. We were in Hickory then and I distinctly remember watching a funnel cloud spin over my parents' house.

Yep it's about that time of the year. The eastern and central Pacific has already had several major hurricanes and it looks like Hurricane Hilary is actually going to have serious effects on southern California, Arizona, and Nevada which is highly unusual if not unprecedented. Thankfully NOAA doesn't expect much out of Six or the system developing over the central Atlantic, but we're just getting started. I bet this will be one of those years where we're getting named storms well into the fall.

Southpoint in Durham is fairly active and seems to still be a hangout spot But yeah as a child of the 90s they are no longer the poo-hot thing they were

I noticed that last night too, and it was disconcerting. The interior OL was getting whipped, and pressure up the gut is about the worst thing for a guy Bryce's size to have to deal with. Back when Brees was with the Saints it seemed like that FO would go out of its way to invest in guards, and for good reason. They gave guys like Jahri Evans huge contract extensions and seemed to routinely bring in FAs like Ben Grubbs.

I just don't get why the line looks so shitty. It isn't like we're starting a bunch of scrubs (minus His Errorness MJ last week but that was because of injuries) or UDFAs or something. No idiotic failed experiments going on like changing Nate Chandler's position and thinking he's a starting RT. On paper this should be at least a middle of the pack OL.

At this point I'd be willing to settle for Bryce surviving the season. I don't think I can take watching this franchise ruin another ascendant star quarterback.

I knew there was some fuging crazy stat about Rodgers in the 4th quarter, but I couldn't remember exactly what it was so I looked it up. He's 3-45 when trailing by double digits in the 4th. Unless his WRs were like me and Alejandro Lastra that's anomalously terrible for a HOF QB.