Post: #1226

How stupid are the Raiders going to feel for getting rid of Mack?

Post: #1227

Less stupid than they'll feel for giving Spider 2 Y Banana $100mil when they finish 3-13 and get a top 5 draft pick–which they will use to replace Mack.

And less stupid than both the Steelers and Browns SHOULD feel for not putting the game out of reach for the other team. Then again, if you give up 6 turnovers, you don't deserve to win; but if you force 6 turnovers but can't run away with the game due to that, you don't deserve to win either... ending the losing streak with a week-1 tie is about the Brownsiest thing that could have happened.

Also just noticed that Aaron Rodgers left the Pack's game vs. the Bears with a possible knee injury, now down 17-0... GB fans better buckle up if it's anything serious.

Post: #1228

I get that's the plan, but people of Mack's caliber are rare and I'm doubtful they'll draft someone that good with either of those picks. We shall see.

And yes the Bears defensive line is completely sick right now, if people stay healthy any quarterback going against the Bears will be at serious risk of injury

Post: #1229

(09-09-2018 08:58 AM)pants Wrote:  



Say what you will about the protest, that was imo a highly inspirational commercial.


I haven't spent much time in the US, but from my few encounters it seems the police is not as professional as they are in Norway.

Sitting on a bench in Austin, I got more or less chased away cause it was after 11. Okay, i'll respect the rules, no problems. But two fat cops with an attitude kind of pissed me off.

Another time stopped by cops in the highway due to a busted tail light.
No problem stopping me, but the overall experience from the way the cops handled did not seem that professional.

What I dont get is the race angel Kaepernicks takes, young black commit far more crimes than the rest of the population. That's just sadly how it is...

However I do support people right to protest, as this is necessary for a democracy to function.

If you are a young man who is below upper-middle class the police will treat you like shit, lie to you to get you to confess, confiscate your money, etc. They are the enforcers of the current cultural marxist order. They are not your friend etc.

BLM takes this and turns it into a complete lie that police are slaughtering blacks like it's deer hunting. When if you look at the black crime rate whites are the ones being killed at a disproportionate rate (but it's not a race issue and the counter argument is deaths per capita.)

BLM is also not what it seems, it's run by trannies and gays funded by Soros.

There is an issue with policing. It's basically a "license to kill/commit crimes."

We don't need to spit on the flag because "police are committing a holocaust on blacks" because it's a lie.

Post: #1230

(09-09-2018 08:57 PM)Repo Wrote:  I get that's the plan, but people of Mack's caliber are rare and I'm doubtful they'll draft someone that good with either of those picks. We shall see.

And yes the Bears defensive line is completely sick right now, if people stay healthy any quarterback going against the Bears will be at serious risk of injury

Well now I know what 141 million dollars gets you: A pick six against a back up, a blown 20 point lead against a one legged Quarterback, no pressure or impact whatsoever when the game is on the line, and one big L.

That game pretty much sums up why you don't give an edge rusher 141 million dollars.

Post: #1231

Could not agree more, Godfather Dust. Just because the police may be necessary (and just because the left hates them today), it doesn't make them automatic friends to the right. Pissed off cops who love their authority too much are all too often the norm - and these are the ones who really DON'T abuse their power.

It's a thankless job, but, shit...the perks are unbelievable. They are with the military, too. Just because they're in a dangerous job doesn't automatically make them qualified for a Medal of Honor and praise.

Post: #1232

(09-09-2018 06:35 PM)kosko Wrote:  Kaperneck got a big payday for the commercial, multi-millions to be a corporate whore for Nike. The man need that cash money, Mr. Kaperneck as you gotta maintain that lifestyle as he rejects playing football in Canada to rent out a field and gym each day in jersey to workout and stay in football shape. This is same guy that took any endorsement to get his money up when on his rookie deal.

Let us contrast this to a other athlete who took a poltical srance that fucked with his professional career. Cassius Clay, aka Mohammed Ali had the weight of of the establishment on his neck for refusing the draft and openly calling out USA foreign policy in Vietnam. Ali, the anti-globalist at the time made note that he had no beef with Vietmnese people and didn't want to go over there and kill sny of them as they ain't do nothing to him. The ramifications was that that Ali lost all types of money, an Olympic Gold model, and spent time in jail for his views back in the day, that is real fighter regardless of your views on that subject. Ali lost some of his prime years and in those days big time money for his views but he held his frame and didn't back down.

Where was Ali's sack of money from big corporations? He never bent over from any corporate cock. Kaperneck took the money, this had nothing to do with the politics.

Totally agree on that.

Cassius Clay had balls of steel and threw away millions to stand for his beliefs. Kaepernick made millions and has an easier job than before.

I am also rather using the name Cassius, because I feel quite confident that with all that is known about Islam now, translated chronological as well as the Hadiths and the history especially of Islam and Africans - that Cassius would not have converted. That's my own personal 5-cents, but I respect that man anyway - many blacks converted in those times for lies being told that Islam is a black man's religion while Christianity is not. They knew nothing about the castrated blacks up until the 1950s in the Muslim world, did not even see the photos you can find online of such men.

Either way - Kosko is absolutely right - Cassius/Ali was a man who sacrificed for his beliefs against the mainstream and against money. Kaepernik stands with the globohomo-mainstream and with money. You are not edgy or a rebel Kaepernik - you are just more like a SJW who has the full backing of the establishmeng while Ali was more like us who if we get doxxed can lose our jobs - nevermind the angry calls from our mothers

Post: #1233

Kaepernik's father:

(Thinking to himself)
"Adopt a black child the (liberal protestant) priestess said... To truly learn to love you must become colorblind she said..."

Post: #1234

(09-10-2018 12:02 AM)Dodgy Wrote:  

(09-09-2018 08:57 PM)Repo Wrote:  I get that's the plan, but people of Mack's caliber are rare and I'm doubtful they'll draft someone that good with either of those picks. We shall see.

And yes the Bears defensive line is completely sick right now, if people stay healthy any quarterback going against the Bears will be at serious risk of injury

Well now I know what 141 million dollars gets you: A pick six against a back up, a blown 20 point lead against a one legged Quarterback, no pressure or impact whatsoever when the game is on the line, and one big L.

That game pretty much sums up why you don't give an edge rusher 141 million dollars.

I thought the Bears played great. I'm not down on them like many people are. Getting a win week 1 at Lambeau Field against Aaron Rodgers is extremely hard. I think the Bears/Packers rivalry has gotten interesting. Before the Bears would have gotten completely blown out. Now they're competing. That Bears defense looks stacked. I don't get why they didn't play their rookie 1st round pick Roquan Smith more. Dude came in and on his first play in the pros got a sack. That was awesome. There were a lot of things the coaching staff did that was questionable.

Khalil Mack is worth every single penny the Bears gave him. He was a monster yesterday. I don't know what game you're watching. He had:

-Sack
-Interception
-Forced Fumble
-Fumble Recovery
-Defensive Touchdown
-Hurry that led to Aaron Rodgers getting injured.

I'll take that!



The Bears let the game slip out of their hands due to bad coaching. Had Kyle Fuller hold on to the ball and intercepted Aaron Rodgers at the end it would have been game over. I blame the loss on Matt Nagy, the rookie coach. Its 3rd and 1 with two minutes left and he tried to get cute by going shotgun and passing going long when you have Howard and Cohen to just run it up the middle and eat the clock. Reminded me of Pete Carroll for a moment there. I'm not really sold on Trubisky though. He started off good but got stale towards the end. He looked straight up scared, like the moment was too big for him

Post: #1235

^^ I would just add that the Bears QB doesnt seem to be that great, at least not right now. Not alot you can do about that though, hes still young though.

Post: #1236

To be fair, I have Marcus Mariota...he score less than 2 points for me, so I would've easily taken Kaepernick yesterday.

Not sure what the consensus is here, but I think Kaepernick is good enough to be a backup because of his athleticism, except that it'd fuck up the locker room...but I'd never pretend to know for sure one way or the other.

Meme idea guys:
- Old farmer standing talking to his neighbor, pitchfork in hand next to a bail of hay, saying "It's like a white guy suing for discrimination for not being in the League"
- Behind him is a chicken coup labeled "discrimination"
- A chicken in the sky approaching the coup labeled Kaepernick (you can throw a picture of him over the chicken, but the expression needs to be obvious)

(maybe a sign with a clever farm name like Federal judicial system or Equal Employment Opportunity Farm or something)

Post: #1237

(09-10-2018 02:32 PM)heavy Wrote:  To be fair, I have Marcus Mariota...he score less than 2 points for me, so I would've easily taken Kaepernick yesterday.

Not sure what the consensus is here, but I think Kaepernick is good enough to be a backup because of his athleticism, except that it'd fuck up the locker room...but I'd never pretend to know for sure one way or the other.

Kaepernick was offered a contract as a backup for Denver after opting out of a $17 million option with the 49ers.

He wanted to be a starter though (even though he wasn't qualified.) No offers. Clearly racial discrimination on behalf of owners cheering the wholesale slaughter of blacks.

Post: #1238

(09-10-2018 02:48 PM)godfather dust Wrote:  

(09-10-2018 02:32 PM)heavy Wrote:  To be fair, I have Marcus Mariota...he score less than 2 points for me, so I would've easily taken Kaepernick yesterday.

Not sure what the consensus is here, but I think Kaepernick is good enough to be a backup because of his athleticism, except that it'd fuck up the locker room...but I'd never pretend to know for sure one way or the other.

Kaepernick was offered a contract as a backup for Denver after opting out of a $17 million option with the 49ers.

He wanted to be a starter though (even though he wasn't qualified.) No offers. Clearly racial discrimination on behalf of owners cheering the wholesale slaughter of blacks.

The offer was before the protest and it was for a lower amount than he was already under contract to make. So of course he turned it down. So this really has nothing to do with the situation, though I can understand why the Broncos dont want him now since he did turn them down.

Post: #1239

(09-10-2018 11:54 AM)Parras Wrote:  Khalil Mack is worth every single penny the Bears gave him. He was a monster yesterday. I don't know what game you're watching. He had:

-Sack
-Interception
-Forced Fumble
-Fumble Recovery
-Defensive Touchdown
-Hurry that led to Aaron Rodgers getting injured.

I'll take that!

Everything that Mack did was against Deshon Kaizer, a back up QB who should be on the practice squad. Mack did absolutely nothing when Rodgers came in. In fact I don't think he had a tackle in the second half. I mean if you want to be paid like the best, then you need to beat the best. I don't think the Bears gave up two draft picks and all that money for Mack to bring it against back ups but disappear when the game counted.

And Rodgers picked apart that defense on one leg, so it remains to be seen how many points he or other QBs can drop on the Bears on two good legs.

Post: #1240

I just watched highlights....did I hear a chick announcing the game?

It's funny because I didn't notice until a couple times she fumbled her words. I actually might not have noticed except for her screwing up a few times.

Post: #1241

I didn't tune into the NY Jets @ Detroit Lions (Monday Night). Had better things to do but heard that the Lions got their asses walloped.

Post: #1242

Sooo...the NFL is NOT DYING...

Post: #1243

(09-11-2018 12:41 AM)MaxMillion Wrote:  Sooo...the NFL is NOT DYING...

Well I didn't bother tuning in. So the NFL did not get any Nielsen ratings or ad viewing revenue from me lol.

Post: #1244

(09-11-2018 12:41 AM)MaxMillion Wrote:  Sooo...the NFL is NOT DYING...

Financially, the NFL is still strong but from most sources, the ratings are down 18% over the last two seasons. It will be interesting to see what the NFL looks like 5-10 years from now.

Quote:According to research firm Statista, participation in tackle football among US kids ages 6 and older has plunged 38 percent since 2006.

That’s not good, says sports media analyst Brian Mulligan, who calls the metric “the No. 1 predictor of future interest in the NFL.”

https://nypost.com/2018/09/03/why-nfl-ra...is-season/

Post: #1245

(09-10-2018 11:26 PM)jordypip23 Wrote:  I didn't tune into the NY Jets @ Detroit Lions (Monday Night). Had better things to do but heard that the Lions got their asses walloped.

Belichick assistants always fail or flame out when they become HCs of other teams, and Matt Patricia did nothing to buck that trend. New Jets QB (where have we heard that phrase before) Sam Darnold got pick-sixed on his first-ever pass attempt; that's about the only good thing that happened for the Lions. 48-17 loss at home to begin the season... to the Jest. Ouch.

Post: #1246

(09-11-2018 03:05 AM)BigTony Wrote:  

(09-11-2018 12:41 AM)MaxMillion Wrote:  Sooo...the NFL is NOT DYING...

Financially, the NFL is still strong but from most sources, the ratings are down 18% over the last two seasons. It will be interesting to see what the NFL looks like 5-10 years from now.

Quote:According to research firm Statista, participation in tackle football among US kids ages 6 and older has plunged 38 percent since 2006.

That’s not good, says sports media analyst Brian Mulligan, who calls the metric “the No. 1 predictor of future interest in the NFL.”

https://nypost.com/2018/09/03/why-nfl-ra...is-season/

Seems like, though, things that are "dying" sure seem to have a hard time doing it. I'm still waiting for the demise of Hillary et al.

Post: #1247

(09-10-2018 11:08 PM)heavy Wrote:  I just watched highlights....did I hear a chick announcing the game?

It's funny because I didn't notice until a couple times she fumbled her words. I actually might not have noticed except for her screwing up a few times.

I DO KNOW a chick is announcing Monday Night Raw. Not sure what this can do to an already tanking show...

Post: #1248

The Youtube comment section seems to be none to pleased with the female announcer. But they are just sexist pigs I suppose.

Post: #1249

(09-10-2018 12:47 PM)Repo Wrote:  ^^ I would just add that the Bears QB doesnt seem to be that great, at least not right now. Not alot you can do about that though, hes still young though.

The people I know in Chicago are much happier having the young kid Trubisky at QB than they were with Jay Cutler at the helm.

Post: #1250

(09-11-2018 03:12 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  The Youtube comment section seems to be none to pleased with the female announcer. But they are just sexist pigs I suppose.

If you're going to force a female announcer on air, at least pick one with a pleasant voice.