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5 hours ago, jshipp23 said:
I'm thinking 4 or 5 most likely...I like a 6-2", 225 lb guy with good speed probaby 4.55..I think he could thrive in right blocking scheme, once he gets a head of steam forget about it...
Unfortunately, Adams came in at 213 today! That's pretty lean for 6' 2".
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I won't be upset if we draft Barkley...however, I think doubling up on Chubbs is the best strategy. Chubb for the offense...Chubb for the defense.
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3 minutes ago, dgambill said:
Sharing these here from my lovely wife.
https://mobile.twitter.com/FauxAndyLuck/status/961055704965562370/photo/1
https://mobile.twitter.com/FauxAndyLuck/status/961045386960891904/photo/1
hope I did that right...never the less need some levity.
This seems insulting to snakes.
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I don't know what the current projections are, but is Nick Chubb a possibility at 2? Before his injury he was talked about next to Fournette. By most accounts he is mostly back to form.
We cold draft a Chubb in round one and two.
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I've watched a few of their games. It seems like they've forgotten how to run the ball. They only ran Hunt 4 times in the first half.
According to Dungy and Harrison, they've reverted Smith back to a game manager AND have gotten away from the run. They just do a lot of short passes and gadget plays.
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10-team, small roster dynasty (15 spots), standard scoring QB, WR, WR, RB, RB, TE, WR/TE, WR/TE/RB, K, DEF
QB - Mariota
WR - A. Brown, M. Evans, OBJ, K. Allen, D. Parker, C. Davis
RB - J. Ajayi, L. Fournette, K. Hunt, T. Rawls, E. Lacy
TE - G. Olsen
K - M. Crosby
DEF - Hou
It's a weird league. Small rosters irritate me, but we can never get enough votes to expand. This is my 5th year in the league. I inherited a terrible team. Through some good drafting and fortuitous trades I've managed to hoard most of the WR talent.
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13 hours ago, SilentHill said:
I like big play defense, INT's fumbles, TD's etc.
I find dominating defense a little boring though, If they just keep forcing the other team to punt, i might fall asleep on the couch.
I came here to say something similar. I generally prefer watching a big play offense, but a big play defense full of sacks, fumbles and INTs is similarly exciting.
The grinding, dominant style defenses can make games seem incredibly long.
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I might be misremembering, but wasn't Hankins upset that he was used out of position on the Giants?
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1 hour ago, bradgt04 said:
199 sacks 99 FF that's pretty dam good I'd say
This stat really messes with my OCD.
We also lost Superbowl XLIV in large part because Freeney was injured.
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Obviously a little punter prejudice in there.
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1 hour ago, Coffeedrinker said:
None of the rest of us want you dressing like that and doing that for a living.
Before my daughter was born I enjoyed looking at cheerleaders, since she's been born I always think.... "I wonder what their father thinks of that?"
Cheerleaders don't do it for a living. They do it for fun. Cheerleader pay is very low.
I had a professor at Purdue a few years ago that was a Colts' cheerleader. Obviously being a Ph.D. level professor and researcher doesn't typically require a side job. She enjoyed it.
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You know what's funny, after listening to Myles Garret talk (the 1st pick in this draft), I bet he would have been thrilled to have an orangutan announce him...or maybe someone dressed as a dinosaur.
I think the gripe against Mayock is that he didn't take the opportunity to voice his mind against a Walking Dead commercial, an advertisement for Vegas, an advertisement for a golf course, or a ex-player turning the entire announcement into an opportunity to troll another team, but rather voiced it against an organization dedicated to conservation and learning. If I understand correctly, the zoo was asked to do this. He should have bashed the overall idea of spectacle...not the orangutan/zoo. He might have a point that the focus needs to be more on the players, but he made his point in an unprofessional way.
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At this point, I'd just pick Lamp with the 1 and be done with it. Foster has screwed up and now, deserved or not, Conley has to drop. Unless it comes out that she lied it's too big of a risk. Aside from the PR nightmare, if he is convicted then we've lost a pick.
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Win AFC South with at least 10 wins AND beat at least one of the elite teams AND at least stay competitive in the games we lose. It's all good to win the AFC South, but I'd like to see that the Colts aren't just a big fish in a small pond.
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18 minutes ago, BOTT said:
Allegedly. And allegedly the football players were calling her friend a * outside of the establishment. Who knows what the whole truth is.
Calling someone an * is unforgivable. I'd definitely throw down if someone called me an *. I could handle # or maybe @, even ", but never *.
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RIP. He was definitely one of the posters whose opinions I always valued and one of the names that I associate with this forum.
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I'm rooting for the Falcons, but I think the Pats will win. I'd like to see the Falcons get a ring. They're one of those teams that for some reason, despite having no connection, I like to see succeed.
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Just now, jvan1973 said:
That's what the Steelers were challenging. They felt it was a fumble with a clear recovery. There was no clear recovery in any replay I saw
That would explain what I heard without watching.
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Just now, oldunclemark said:
ruling on the field was: no fumble
Yeah, that's what makes it so confusing. The onfield referee said "no fumble, but Pittsburgh recovery."
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1 minute ago, jvan1973 said:
No, if he did Pittsburgh would have been given the ball
I'm pretty sure he announced over the microphone, before the review, "Clear Pittsburgh recovery." That's why the announcers are so confused.
And for clarity, I'm pretty sure I heard it too. I was on a separate tab so I wasn't watching, but I'm pretty positive I heard it.
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Just now, jvan1973 said:
It was a fumble. No clear recovery, it goes back to the offense. Happens every week
Didn't the referee say, "Pittsburgh recovery"?
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Ri-freaking-diculous.
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2 minutes ago, P-Money said:
Falcons offense will shred New England's secondary
That's what we heard so many years with the Colts. Then somehow the mythical juggernaut offense gets shut down. Hopefully Julio can help with that. We never had a Julio.
Take me in the mind of a Jarvis Landry.
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