EmotionallyUnstable

How does a professional athlete, who's paid millions of dollars, with top notch medical care, coming off a full off season, get dehydrated in the first half of an indoor football game?

The Clay chop block was not a thing. Idk what they were doing out there today.

Nice write up. I think the whole Cassel, first play was nonsense. It really put me in a bad mood and made me question their confidence in TT and the offense. Fortunately, they stepped up for a big win but that horrendous excuse of a play still tastes sour

Roman is now at home concocting next weeks opening implosion of a play. Way to send a message early!

Big market, AMERICAS TEAM, Jerry jones, Eli baby, blah blah blah

Wow, RIP

Opening kickoff is going to feel amazing

LETSSSS GOOOOO

Sounds like his slutty sister That would truly be legendary.

I've heard it is a Richard labatt blue. I'll let ya know more tomorrow at 8:30

When he is in the slot, I'd like to see bradham over him with safety help over the top. If he is lined up wide, Gilmore. Our best bet from keeping him out of the game is by getting to Brady quick from the side not attended by gronk. This will force Brady to look away from him

Update: available at local buffalo wegmans. Got myself some for tomorrow

Pick gate

Lategate... Clock managers will sneak extra seconds on the play clock for Marsha

Really? No Darby discussion about him being bumped by Grahm? Nothing?

Anyone see this bottled anywhere yet? I'm trying to get some for Sunday

If you're talking about the Bryan O'Leary book, it has definitely been discussed in multiple places on here. That being said, it is a great read

Well, we could start by assigning a guy to cover him. The steelers didn't even make it that far

We have a winner.

First spy gate Then deflate gate Predict the next cheateiot * as they start the season...

Ah man. That was as about as rogue as coloring outside the lines.

im going rogue Jet sweep to Harvin for 6. 21 first downs

Thanks for that insight. It truly has become a passing league, and as you've suggested, the ratio of run/pass has mirrored that and must be reflected in the game plan outlook regardless of the ground and pound title. I love the idea of the quick hit plays, getting our playmakers the ball and having them take care of the rest. I would imagine at leave 5 screen, quick hit or bubbles each game. If you took those into account, it would look more like 31/37

That's a great point. Maybe I'm lacking to include that some of the receptions will be from the backfield, screens and other quick hit passes. I think ground and pound is also an emphasis on touches to the RB

I get chills. Any estimates of play total and breakdown? I'll say 68 total plays with 36 rushes/ 32 passing attempts. I imagine it much more balanced than originally expected