The NFL Shield At Midfield

My main exposure to him was the White Stripes' cover of "I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself"

Eagles fans and the city of Philly in general are jerks but it's in a way that I oddly appreciate. Like they hate the Eagles more than anything but love them just as much at the same time.

Are we really sure we want to get rid of somebody with roots from a college football powerhouse like Western Carolina

You're welcome, I take pride in my shitposting

Yeah I appreciated it that way too, it was like a celebration of the season and players. You even had guys who had just played in the Super Bowl participating in some of those.

It's only a matter of time until the Pro Bowl is shitcanned. The only people who watched it were diehard NFL fans anyway, and that was back when it was more or less a normal game with modified rules. It went way down hill in the 2010s. The last watchable Pro Bowl was after the 2013 season when they had the Prime/Rice team captains format and those grey jerseys with the neon trim. It's sort of like Thursday Night Football. The players don't want to do it and if given the option wouldn't, and it just exists as a way for the NFL to wring another nickel out of a market they've already completely saturated. I mean really, who is going to go out of their way to watch 7v7 flag football? Who's interested in that?

Return to Monken

lol this thing is nuts, I got DET and PIT's first round picks in 2024 and a complete shitload from SF Anyway I don't know any of these guys outside of Anthony Richardson, the App State dudes, Garner, and Torrence so feel free to call me a dumbass:

Juan was busy I guess

I can't think of a harder whiff on a blockbuster trade in a long time. I mean this makes Chicago trading for Jay Cutler look good. Yeah Russ could go on to turn in an All Pro campaign next year, stranger things have happened. But, probably not.

Hey everybody was screaming at him to spend money on a tackle, so he did. unpopular opinions? we got em

e: lol that was too far, sorry

Mike Remmers was a decent RT when he wasn't being put in impossible situations one on one against all-galaxy pass rushers. He's remembered for being destroyed by Von Miller and Shaq Barrett in the Super Bowl, but his entire body of work isn't as horrible as emotional, angry fans think. Gettleman rebounded nicely from 2016 with the 2017 draft and FA. He also made several shrewd plug-and-go FA signings that filled holes in the roster and made us competitive in 2013.

49ers like fug it, we're going to get flagged anyway. Might as well make it count.

That's fuging bullshit

Josh Johnson was supposed to be the bridge QB in Tampa Bay for Josh Freeman. If he's still managing to claw his way onto an NFL roster, all the more power to him. Especially if he's about to punch his ticket to the Super Bowl lol.

lol CMC is going to be an iron man and play for like 13 more seasons isn't he

If you saw Hard Knocks it was clear he was the fuging man in that locker room. They would have run through a brick wall for him.

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What in the hell is wrong with Dallas' kicker

Making Dallas wear their blues I see

Moving the team. I hate Sean Payton but having him on our sideline with that puckered smirk on his face shitting on the Saints and mercilessly running up the score like they did to us so many times would make me smile.

I want Dallas to lose. Brady and his fanboys are bad enough but he's the GOAT and has the hardware to back it up, and it's recent too. Nothing on earth, though, is more unbearable than Cowboys fans when "America's Team" is any good. They haven't done anything in almost 30 years but you'd think they won the Super Bowl last week.

We had them on the ropes in 2006 and then Jake threw the first red zone pick of his career. Agh it still chaps my ass.

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