lots of Brady hate there. i can top it. if it wasnt for this...the run would have never started.
I can't imagine what it would be like to be a Raider fan and have that play/ruling happen. I'd never get over it.
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lots of Brady hate there. i can top it. if it wasnt for this...the run would have never started.
I can't imagine what it would be like to be a Raider fan and have that play/ruling happen. I'd never get over it.
You mean one like the immaculate reception....I can't imagine what it would be like to be a Raider fan and have that play/ruling happen. I'd never get over it.
I can't imagine what it would be like to be a Raider fan and have that play/ruling happen. I'd never get over it.
You mean one like the immaculate Deception....
Pretty bummed that Beast Mode is sitting for the national anthem. He was such a fun player to watch and his antics... from not speaking to reporters, to "we goin to Sizzler!", to his commercials.. were great.
I'm going to chalk it up to Lynch just being Lynch and refusing to do what people tell him to do, instead of taking a political stance.
The Reds were going to suck regardless of who was the manager. Getting rid of Dusty isn't the reason they couldn't afford their good players.leave it to cincy to run out a coach who consistently wins but isn't winning "enough". reds ran out ole dusty after all those playoff appearances then what? lewis wins every year but it's not enough. you are the bengals, know your place.
I saw on Twitter that he had been sitting for the anthem for most of his career. I'm not sure if that's true and if it is true I'm not sure the reason for his sitting.Pretty bummed that Beast Mode is sitting for the national anthem. He was such a fun player to watch and his antics... from not speaking to reporters, to "we goin to Sizzler!", to his commercials.. were great.
I'm going to chalk it up to Lynch just being Lynch and refusing to do what people tell him to do, instead of taking a political stance.
As a Raiders fan, doesnt bother me at all. This is the organization that hired the first latino head coach, the first black head coach, and first female CEO in the NFL. Mark Davis isnt his father but, did have Tommie Smith light the eternal flame in Mexico City last year. My take is, these guys are people as well. It's their choice/right to sit. Must be ready to face the consequences/criticism of that decision.
I saw on Twitter that he had been sitting for the anthem for most of his career. I'm not sure if that's true and if it is true I'm not sure the reason for his sitting.
I think what you bring up about what Marshawn may be doing suggests that it's less about drawing attention to himself where I think that's what Kaepernick was doing. When Kaepernick said he didn't vote I was convinced he was either really dumb and/or just wanting the attention. I get disliking both candidates, but at least endorse someone that you would want to win, not even Trump or Hillary. Endorse someone you believe in and I'm sure others would've followed. Doing what he did ultimately cost himself a job in the NFL.Ha, it's probably ML being ML. IDK why it's OK in my eyes that he'd sit for the anthem out of just being different and/or lazy.. but I'm much more OK with that than if he all the sudden starts talking (incorrect) political stances. Save that crap for Kaepernick and Chris Long, the limousine liberals of the world.
This HAS to be the explanation, especially considering he allegedly has never stood for the anthem.I'm going to chalk it up to Lynch just being Lynch and refusing to do what people tell him to do, instead of taking a political stance.
Marvin would not know what to do with him.The Ginge looks pretty bad..
Don't you Bengals dare try and get the top pick.
Dalton looked bad tonight again. They're play calling is a direct result of having a worse line than UK's. AJ Green also didn't show up to play today either, which he's done pretty often in primetime.I always thought Dalton got a raw deal from a lot of Bengals fans but my God he looks awful. Houston has a good D but he missed some easy throws and just looked totally inept for a guy that's been in the league as long as he's been. No turnovers though, so a nice moral victory there! Meanwhile, DeShaun Watson starts his first game, with one active tight end (a scrub who called up from the practice squad this week) and comes into Cincy and wins. Terrible. Thank God I'm not a fan of this awful franchise.
Do you think a new QB is really the answer? I don't think so. I am worried that Dalton is starting to worry more about the pressure and that could be causing the bad throws. The offense clearly needs to get better on the offensive line. We also need to get rid of Marvin Lewis. I hope he's got 14 games left.Yeah, not sure the Bengals are winning many games in their division.. I like the Browns to split at this point and maybe worse.
The good news is that this might be one of the best QB drafts in.. Forever? Bengals will be able to grab someone.
Dalton looked bad tonight again. They're play calling is a direct result of having a worse line than UK's. AJ Green also didn't show up to play today either, which he's done pretty often in primetime.
You're exactly right except for a major, this is the Bengals. I think the last time Marvin was in a contract year he went 4-12. They obviously gave him a new contract. There's no telling what the moron Mike Brown will do.I'm not sure if Lewis will last to the end of the season. Seems weird to say that since he's never really accomplished anything and has a longer tenure than John Wooden, but they're not winning at Lambeau next week so maybe losing at Cleveland could finally do it. Especially the way they're losing. Eight quarters without a TD. The best offensive play tonight was a lollipop thrown into triple coverage that A.J. Green won a jump ball on. I'd like to see them play the Tolzien-led Colts right now. That'd be a doozy of a game.
Do you think a new QB is really the answer? I don't think so. I am worried that Dalton is starting to worry more about the pressure and that could be causing the bad throws. The offense clearly needs to get better on the offensive line. We also need to get rid of Marvin Lewis. I hope he's got 14 games left.
I agree Lewis needs to go. I'd bet money he doesn't get fired during the season. This is his last year on his contract and Mike Brown isn't going to pay to fire Marvin during the season. I think there's a better chance of Marvin coaching next season than there is Marvin getting canned this year as crazy as that sounds.Uhh you better believe that's what I'm banking on as a Jets fan, false hope or not. Lol.
Lewis is gone. There's no way he makes it to next year and as others speculate, he probably won't last into November. So that's step 1.
But yes, you do need to grab a QB and this is the draft to do it. Dalton isn't a bad QB, but he's not mentally tough. Never wins the big games. You can't have that. Honestly you need Rosen who is the opposite of Dalton.
Bengals really just need to wipe the slate clean. Lewis will be first, and Dalton won't be far after. But I absolutely belive a QB change can turn the whole organization around, especially if you couple it with a coaching change that hasn't been done in what, a decade?