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Old 10-23-2017, 09:16 PM  
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If the NFL is rigged...isn't Andy vs the Eagles the best storyline?
Stars seem to be aligning in our favor if indeed the league is fixed.

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Old 10-23-2017, 10:27 PM   #16
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Steelers - Packers rematch assuming a healthy Rodgers return would be the matchup I'd presume to be preferred by the media and therefore the league.

Not too far behind would be Pats - Packers, again assuming a healthy Rodgers.

Beyond that there aren't a lot of established, marketable stars on teams that aren't glaringly obvious non-competitive also-rans.
Pats and Eagles would be a good game.
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Old 10-23-2017, 10:30 PM   #17
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Beyond that there aren't a lot of established, marketable stars on teams that aren't glaringly obvious non-competitive also-rans.
The NFC has no QB star power...they are going to throw it to the youngsters...unless they want Brees. They want LA to do well...they have a new stadium coming.

I'm going with which ever team has a stadium in the works...learned my lesson last year by picking Rodgers over Atlanta. Now that the Mercedes Dome is finally open...Falcons look like trash.
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Old 10-23-2017, 10:36 PM   #18
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The NFC has no QB star power...they are going to throw it to the youngsters...unless they want Brees. They want LA to do well...they have a new stadium coming.

I'm going with which ever team has a stadium in the works...learned my lesson last year by picking Rodgers over Atlanta. Now that the Mercedes Dome is finally open...Falcons look like trash.
So your saying a potential Cowboys Raiders match up within the next couple years.

Before Carr went down last year there were a few writers hyping Cowboys Raiders even though there were stronger candidates in both conferences.
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Old 10-23-2017, 10:41 PM   #19
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Some calls turning from penalties to "aggressive plays" could drastically help the secondary.
and there is the rub. Is the 2ndary being overly aggressive for the sake of over agressiveness or are they over aggressive because they are not that talented and now must commit penalties ? I say it is due to limited talent.
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So your saying a potential Cowboys Raiders match up within the next couple years.

Before Carr went down last year there were a few writers hyping Cowboys Raiders even though there were stronger candidates in both conferences.
Raiders will get the full push the year before they move...last season was to influence the Vegas tax payers that it was a good investment. Selling a perennial loser franchise would have been a tough one...hence the record setting point differential. They won every close game last year with a lot of questionable help by the officials. The NFL hype train was in full go...

Brady was scripted from the start...his "revenge tour". They set that narrative up with the whole deflategate horseshit...Goodell/Kraft playing adversaries. Shanahan obliged by calling the most insane series of late plays I've ever seen...and got rewarded with a HC position. NFL loves them some "yes" men...
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Shanahan obliged by calling the most insane series of late plays I've ever seen...and got rewarded with a HC position. NFL loves them some "yes" men...
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So...you are implying that Ratface Jr's play calling was completely justified given they didn't need a single yard to go up two scores? Nevermind running the clock down....there was less than 4 minutes remaining.


It's one of the most ****ed up series in SB history...and no one will ever convince that someone that does this 24/7 for a living doesn't understand the situation...he's also on the headset with his assistants. All they had to do is kneel down 3 times....
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Raiders will get the full push the year before they move...last season was to influence the Vegas tax payers that it was a good investment. Selling a perennial loser franchise would have been a tough one...hence the record setting point differential. They won every close game last year with a lot of questionable help by the officials. The NFL hype train was in full go...

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which then surfaced the ultimate 'patriot' underdog in brady.

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Shanahan was a yes man and his reward was? To coach the 49ers. He should have said no.
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Shanahan was a yes man and his reward was? To coach the 49ers. He should have said no.
He has his own team now....have you ever seen Papa Ratface's compound in Colorado? Snyder hooked him up with his financial connects...

Google Mike Shanahan house...they know how the play the "game"

Does this look like the house of a HC?



This is Reid's house in Philly...

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We won't be part of any story line equation unless we get a stud QB that sells jerseys and sparks interest in the team everywhere, not just Missouri and Kansas. If a team from pisshole Indianapolis can do it, so can we.

But it won't happen until Mahomes takes over, assuming he lives up to the hype.
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So...you are implying that Ratface Jr's play calling was completely justified given they didn't need a single yard to go up two scores? Nevermind running the clock down....there was less than 4 minutes remaining.


It's one of the most ****ed up series in SB history...and no one will ever convince that someone that does this 24/7 for a living doesn't understand the situation...he's also on the headset with his assistants. All they had to do is kneel down 3 times....
Oh but you are forgetting about the ego here. Understand Kyle had this bright shiny black and red toy that he showed off all year long that never failed to perform. Key phrase here is "never failed". Kyle showed it off all year long "destroying almost everyone of his opponents"(except for us of course) and he fell in love with "HIS" toy of invention. Key words here "HIS invention". And when "his invention" is destroying almost every opponent even clear up to half time in the SB, how in the world does he pull back the ego when BB makes his adjustments and the pass is being better defended now ? He doesn't because his shiny red and black toy "has never failed him" and if there is anybody he would love to stick it to and force an envious respect for his shiny new toy it is the great BB. Kyle made the No.1 mistake that many businesses make in the business world about falling in love with their product to the point it not only could not be improved but it would always perform at any level needed. So when the tiny new toy was starting to sputter he pressed down on the gas pedal even more. This is what happened. He didn't panic whatsoever he just said, "F U BB you will respect my invented fail safe invented toy" and Bill responded and won and not because of a panicked Kyle but because of a prideful Kyle. Just my theory, but you are correct that Kyle 'knew' to run the ball.
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Oh but you are forgetting about the ego here. Understand Kyle had this bright shiny black and red toy that he showed off all year long that never failed to perform. Key phrase here is "never failed". Kyle showed it off all year long "destroying almost everyone of his opponents"(except for us of course) and he fell in love with "HIS" toy of invention. Key words here "HIS invention". And when "his invention" is destroying almost every opponent even clear up to half time in the SB, how in the world does he pull back the ego when BB makes his adjustments and the pass is being better defended now ? He doesn't because his shiny red and black toy "has never failed him" and if there is anybody he would love to stick it to and force an envious respect for his shiny new toy it is the great BB. Kyle made the No.1 mistake that many businesses make in the business world about falling in love with their product to the point it not only could not be improved but it would always perform at any level needed. So when the tiny new toy was starting to sputter he pressed down on the gas pedal even more. This is what happened. He didn't panic whatsoever he just said, "F U BB you will respect my invented fail safe invented toy" and Bill responded and won and not because of a panicked Kyle but because of a prideful Kyle. Just my theory, but you are correct that Kyle 'knew' to run the ball.
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