Re: 2017 NFL Offseason
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2017 2:54 pm
It's the sixth version of The Swamp. What could possibly go wrong?
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And will release LeGarrette (Smokina) Blount, if Buffalo doesn't match on Gillislee.Johnnie wrote:It would be even more cynical if Giselle told him to do that to protect his brand too.
In other Pats news, they extended White 3 years, offered Gillislee from Buffalo a contract on a 5th round tender that Buffalo doesn't look to be matching, Butler signed his tender which may enable a trade, they re-signed Lengel, and released Tre Jackson.
Weirdly, that's still an insult to Goebbels., which is still kind of gross to think about.Pruitt wrote:No Spicey, that was not cool.
Fuck Gronk for playing nice with moron Goebbels.
Yeah - to me, it's beyond fun and games and "look at me goofing at the White House." I HATED W and his administration, but I could certainly understand celebrities' excitement at being invited to the White House for a ceremony.brian wrote:Weirdly, that's still an insult to Goebbels., which is still kind of gross to think about.Pruitt wrote:No Spicey, that was not cool.
Fuck Gronk for playing nice with moron Goebbels.
Yeah, because Goebbels was actually good at his job.brian wrote:Weirdly, that's still an insult to Goebbels., which is still kind of gross to think about.Pruitt wrote:No Spicey, that was not cool.
Fuck Gronk for playing nice with moron Goebbels.
I think it's easy to envision a scenario where Gronk was tooling on Spicer (and legitimately meant it.)Ryan wrote:I mean, he did interrupt the guy and ask if he, a known bumbling idiot, needed any help doing his job. I don't know anything about Gronk's politics or that he can even think that far ahead but if someone like Letterman did the same exact thing, we'd go "Ha, good one!"
Oh...brian wrote:I think it's easy to envision a scenario where Gronk was tooling on Spicer (and legitimately meant it.)Ryan wrote:I mean, he did interrupt the guy and ask if he, a known bumbling idiot, needed any help doing his job. I don't know anything about Gronk's politics or that he can even think that far ahead but if someone like Letterman did the same exact thing, we'd go "Ha, good one!"
Why is the White House talking in first-person singular?Johnnie wrote:Haaaaaa.
Pretty depressing read.
I am very actively considering giving up the NFL. I feel kind of "icky" reading all the stories about how beat up/concussed/ALS/CTE the players are afterwards. I also hate how its become a year-round thing.Pruitt wrote:
Yet I still consume the product.
Giving up College football will be much more difficult then dumping the NFL.mister d wrote:Join the club. You don't miss it and get to be a pretentious dick to your friends who still do follow.
sancarlos wrote:I read an interesting story on Deadspin. It seems that a player who is expected to go in the first round of Thursday’s NFL draft has been accused of sexual assault. But, the police are dragging their feet on getting the report filed. It appears they are possibly doing so in an effort to shield the player's identity until after the draft. Hmm???
I didn't notice it was him! He did clean up that nasty library masturbation problem though, didn't he?A_B wrote:I don't believe anything Carl Monday reports. He's one of the local ambush TV reporters.sancarlos wrote:I read an interesting story on Deadspin. It seems that a player who is expected to go in the first round of Thursday’s NFL draft has been accused of sexual assault. But, the police are dragging their feet on getting the report filed. It appears they are possibly doing so in an effort to shield the player's identity until after the draft. Hmm???
I watch the Seahawks with friends occasionally and technically play fantasy football with them (filthy casual league is a minor understatement), but otherwise am pretty checked out of the whole thing. giving up college football is basically impossible for me. Go Huskies.DaveInSeattle wrote:Giving up College football will be much more difficult then dumping the NFL.mister d wrote:Join the club. You don't miss it and get to be a pretentious dick to your friends who still do follow.
Seconded.mister d wrote:Join the club. You don't miss it and get to be a pretentious dick to your friends who still do follow.
Okay, I just read the updated story with the police report quoted.A_B wrote:sancarlos wrote:I read an interesting story on Deadspin. It seems that a player who is expected to go in the first round of Thursday’s NFL draft has been accused of sexual assault. But, the police are dragging their feet on getting the report filed. It appears they are possibly doing so in an effort to shield the player's identity until after the draft. Hmm???
I don't believe anything Carl Monday reports. He's one of the local ambush TV reporters.
According to the report, the accuser says she met Conley in an elevator and he asked her to have a foursome with another friend of his. The woman says she declined and offered to watch the other people have sex instead.
A short time later, the woman says Conley unbuttoned her pants and began to have sex with her. She claims she said, “No, stop, it hurts!” but he kept going until he finished. She says he then kicked her out of the hotel room.
The woman called 911 and described her assailant as a “black male who wouldn’t take his sunglasses off and had an Ohio State tattoo on his left forearm.”
The woman says she went to a local hospital where a rape kit was administered. But she refused to speak to cops afterward.
I also recently did not pass a piss test for new job, due to a diluted sample. I did pass the second test, however I too am expecting my NFL draft stock to plummet as a result.Johnnie wrote:There's also the Jabrill Peppers "failed piss test" nonsense going on. He's basically ultra hydrated to the point that be pissed a sample that cannot be properly tested. It's diluted. But because it isn't a passing test, it's talked as though it's a failure. So now his draft stock is tumbling./
Rush2112 wrote:A piss test in Colorado? Wow.
Defense companies... not exactly your most progressive of businessesRush2112 wrote:A piss test in Colorado? Wow.
To not reveal their draft board to the other teams who hire those guys. Scouts are usually let go right after the draft for this reason, the GM is the odd part.Pruitt wrote:House Cleaning in Orchard Park
GM Doug Whaley, entire scouting staff canned.
I;'d say that I heartily endorse this move, but why on earth was it done AFTER the draft and not before?
So Buffalo...