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bobobonators

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  1. I'll be happy if EJ plays an entire season at this point. Lets start with that and go from there.
  2. One can also argue that EJ had a better overall offensive unit to work with than Carr does. Fred Jackson/CJ Spiller/Stevie Johnson/Chandler/Robert Woods last year are better than what Carr had this year. And EJ had Watkins this year to replace Stevie and regressed.
  3. I work in Chelsea and I've also worked in midtown and I've also lived in the UWS and I've been to every square inch of Manhattan and all the boroughs. And Manhattan itself is only about 23 square miles - and yes, the rest of NY's boroughs are nothing but 2-3 nice blocks (not miles - blocks) surrounded by trash. But again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder so no sense in going back and forth about this. You like it - awesome.
  4. I was born and raised in NJ (right near nyc) and while i agree it can be a nice state to live in, one can have a much better life in other parts of the country if he/she is able to obtain a decent paying job. Property taxes and general cost of living (car insurance, food, restaurants, clothing, etc) is kinda nuts anywhere north of exit 9 on the turnpike. Also add in all the traffic and how much of your life is literally wasted in a car or commute, and the appeal of nyc goes away pretty quickly. Or at least it did for me. And lastly, fo those of you who have traveled the world, im sure youll agree that NYC is not all that. Theres maybe 10-12 sq miles that is "nice" and the rest of nyc is nothing but filth and poverty. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I would tell someone not from NJ that its a much better state than people give it credit for. But ultimately its not my cup of tea
  5. That's fair, but to be technically accurate: His 2012 season was worse than his 2011 season: Less yds; ypc; and TD. And his 2013 season was much worse than his 2012 season. And then you have 2014, which we all know what happened. And between the NFL and college he has over 2,300 rushing attempts, and that's not even counting his receptions b/c he's a pretty good receiver out of the backfield.
  6. No way, I'm sure there will be an uptick and those Incognito threads will just be replaced by "We should've kept Schwartz" threads if our defense doesn't perform at a top 3 level next season.
  7. I just hate everyone in life - no bias, just hate.
  8. I don't know about ray rice. Ravens quickly forgot about him after Forsett's season. I think Rice's numbers were already on a decline and he's 28 and he's a RB that has taken a huge workload since his days at Rutgers. I'll pass.
  9. I love it. Instant upgrade with very little risk. monetary risk, that is.
  10. Eh. The Falcons tried to gain a competitive edge at their home games - and yet they were below .500 at home.
  11. Hes no longer an athlete. Hasnt been for a long time. Just a scumbag - 3rd arrest since 2010
  12. This guy is a celebrity and you're telling me he has to resort to a prostitute? How pathetic.
  13. I get what you're saying, maybe you're a better human than I. But when I see someone like Manziel who grew up in a world of privilege, went to a university for free; probably never studied a day at that university; was treated like a rock star all through out HS and college; and then is given $$$$$ to go play in the NFL and the clown can't keep his sh*t together, I laugh hysterically with joy at their failure. It makes me happy. In a way, it's karma biting him in the ass..and I relish in it. I feel bad for those players that come from nothing and as a result find it hard to shake some of those demons even when they get to the NFL. Those people I feel bad for.
  14. You feel bad for him? I normally don't feel bad for any of these clowns, but certain players like Gordon I kinda start feeling bad for. Manziel grew up with a silver spoon and you feel bad for him?
  15. I would say NE did. Lets not forget that RIDICULOUS catch that the hawks player made leading up to the most ridiculous playcall ever made in the history of all sports.
  16. Freaking HYSTERICAL. i love beast mode
  17. I read ur post and part of it intrigued me - the bitching and moaning part. No other professional league in this country has as much criticism from its fanbase as the NFL. It seems like the last decade or so the NFL as an entity is public enemy #1 in the sports world. Yet somehow they just keep getting even more popular. The NFL is idiot proof. Mess up as much as u want and the fans will hate you for it yet want more. Its fascinating.
  18. Kinda hard for me to feel sorry for this guy, though somehow part of me still kinda does. Thats life.
  19. I'd fly out all her friends and family for support and probably go to Super Bowl and hope for best...
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