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Agreed. His wife tells him what to do, and Luck agrees, just like his wife told him to retire.

Mr. T was right. There was... PAIN. For the Chiefs.

Yea, I think during the game he broke some kind of drought on most Colts QB completions in succession for the first half. He was very consistent and looked comfortable. In all of Brissett's interviews, he credited all this with his receivers getting open, but no, Brissett's passes looked beautiful. Brissett deserves a ton of credit.

You can tell Jacoby loves the sport of football. He's so passionate; unlike that bum Andrew Luck who ran. Hate me if you want, it's the truth.

heh he said Pat went Super Saiyan.

Belichick: "Is it true what I heard?" AB: "Umm, yes coach, it's true. I threatened my accuser over the phone." Belichick: "W-WHAT!? No, I was referring to you farting in that doctor's face! What are you talking about!?" AB: "Oops..."

As Prisk was measuring Brown’s body fat, Brown audibly passed gas several times. Someone with Brown was recording the appointment — which Prisk says Brown was three hours late for — and he looks at the camera and smiles as he’s passing gas; the video, not surprisingly, made its way to TMZ. “It just seemed childish to me,” Prisk told Sports Illustrated. “I’m a doctor and this man is farting in my face.” Source: https://www.yahoo.com/sports/sports-illustrated-story-reveals-new-allegation-of-sexual-misconduct-by-patriots-antonio-brown-181432929.html

I don't see how a guy who did all this in a single year is overrated: - First-team All-Pro (2018) - NFL Tackles Leader (2018) - NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year (2018) NFL tackles leader and rookie of the year should not go together, and yet, there they are. There's nothing overrated about that. He put his body on the line. Leonard has my utmost respect.

It's because even the NFL doesn't know the rules. They're changing them every single season. We don't even know what constitutes a catch anymore. Just this season, we were finally able to challenge pass interference penalties. It's ridiculous.

Okay, so I'm not imagining it. New England likes signing veterans. My guess is they also got picks then for Albert Haynesworth, Chad Ochocinco, etc. etc. Well another question I have is what is the definition of a "quality" player? How does that get quantified? I hope the media isn't the one who gets to decide this, or that it's based on name recognition.

It's frustrating we have great highlights on Nelson's pancakes, Jacoby's poise, TY's two TD's, Mack being the league's top rusher, and the Hooker one-handed INT... YET WE STILL LOST!

I've been trying to figure this out but the online jargon's unclear. You're telling me if AB acts up and New England has to cut him, they get a draft pick? Does Oakland also get one? This website says, "Compensatory picks are awarded to teams that have lost quality players through free agency and did not invest in similarly paid free agents in return." So if AB hop-scotches to different teams, and the teams don't sign a player to replace him, then AB could leave a trail of compensatory picks in his wake?

Wow, called it, lol! I didn't think it'd be that quick though.

I hate to say, but there's only one GM that matters: What does Bill Belichick think? He's taken chances on Albert Haynesworth, Tim Tebow, and Chad Ochocinco. I feel like this signing is right up his alley and Antonio Brown will suddenly be in a position to compete for a Superbowl ring. I bet he'd love to rub that ring in everyone's face.

We'll have more points than the opponent, and I think the team with the most points wins.