Brooklyn 3.0

Lock this.

Man, with every passing season I find watching the NFL harder and harder. Games are getting so boring. The start/stop of action is just too much for me. Panthers better have a decent season or I may move on.

Someone on another board I frequent said: "The Packers kicked some guy with fake credentials and camera equipment out of practice today. He tried to claim he was an intern for the team." Can't find any news on it though.

Just eat some of the money, hepcat, unless you're on a tight budget. You won't regret coastal living. After 12 years in Brooklyn, I just moved to Rockaway Beach (still NYC oddly enough) and it's great. 5 degrees cooler on average than the city, very quiet, constant sea breeze, everyone is chill and relaxed. Of course, I'm right on the ocean. I don't know if beach life is as good if you're far inland. But I say go for it, dude.

@Seattle or @Miami. Have never been to either city.

Good for these athletes. I will never hate on a man getting the most money he can. These are multi billion dollar businesses. Get paid!

Five years ... $304 million. Sports contracts are wild, man. Wild. Meanwhile over in Europe and the futbol world ... "Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal is offering a record-breaking $1.1 BILLION to bring over Mbappé on a one-year deal. Transfer fee to PSG would be $332M and his salary would be $776M." Uhhhhh.

I totally get moving out of higher priced areas ... but I just don't understand how people can stand the new heat we have on the planet. Christ, we got like less than six inches of snow last winter! So mild winters and pleasant summers sounds like the way to go. I can see Michigan, since it's near water and away from the coast. Vermont, New Hampshire, Minnesota could all be the new Texas, North Carolina, and Florida.

You might be a trendsetter, hep. I asked on another forum (and here too I think) if people think that within the next 10 years, instead of SO many people moving to the Carolinas, Texas, Florida, AZ, etc., they'll me moving to the northeast or midwest. Sure, you're going to NC ... but you're leaving that hell that is TX. The summer here in NY has been super mild so far. Last year was too. And September is right around the corner!

Yep, it's very trendy to hate soccer and baseball. Especially on an NFL forum lol. Baseball is supposed to be slow. It's relaxing. You just put it on for 3 hours or so and enjoy life. Drink a beer, eat, and watch. Then when the Playoffs come around and the temps drop ... oh lord the energy ramps up x 1000.

Washington's new owner says he's open to a name change lol.

NFL fines Snyder 60 million ... fans rejoice ... people trash him ... but in the end, he's getting 6 billion. Jerk man will be juuuust fine.

Hell, we could've lost the Rams game.

My favorite sport. Has been since I was a wee kid. Love everything about it.

You can argue that every player could be better if their situation was different lol.

Super exciting game tonight. Was Robinson the guy who had BOTH handballs (even though one wasn't called)? If so ... duuuude. And was he also the guy who almost had an own goal? If so ... DUUUUUDE. Panama is going to be tough. I wish we could get our top stars in to play, but I get it ... they have their club duties.

Yikes, summer league ball sucks lol. I see better ball on the playgrounds here.

Aiight, let me watch this stick figure for a few minutes.

How old are you, Whoaa? Seriously curious.

Yes, I typed my opinion. People didn't like it. Life goes on.

I lived in CLT for 18 years. I stand by my statement. People are also moving in droves to Texas btw.

Yep ... but unless we're in the Playoffs or go 15-1 you won't see it. So I go back to my original point ...

The supporter sections for any pro soccer/futbol match blows away any other sport in terms of fan noise and pride. I'd expect nothing less from Charlotte's supporter sections.

Yeah, you're surely suffering, Frank.

Do you make posts about the WNBA? That's probably why.