That's No Moon

I guess it depends on what you are analyzing. Are you analyzing the defensive signals you purposely recorded from the other team? Are you analyzing the other team's formations in a closed practice? Are you analyzing the specific inflation pressure your team benefits from and then figuring out how to set the balls at said (under)pressure, are you analyzing how many headset channels the NFL will actually let you use before they step in and say something, are you analyzing how to intercept the other teams headset signals, are you analyzing how to have headsets go down at critical moments in home games over a period of years, are you analyzing how to get favorable bye week matchups for 15 consecutive years, are you analyzing how to have your billionaire owner make himself out to be a victim when he got caught getting handies from sex slaves? That the media still has the audacity to refer to these people as one of the greatest franchises of all-time is a commentary on the state of morality on our planet. Show me another HoF coach who has been flat out caught cheating and reprimanded by the league for cheating on MULTIPLE occasions.

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The Patriots are the masters of scoring at the end of the first half, getting the ball to start the 2nd half, scoring again, and putting the game away before you have an opportunity to touch the ball again. If you win the toss, you defer.

I wanna hear 70k people on TV today. "PANCHO! PANCHO! PANCHO!"

37. More then?

The flair. people can get a cheeseburger anywhere.

Wouldn't be the first HoF QB we showed the door.

All the Maple Leafs and Bruins though.

When you move a person around under some sort of duress and that person is then a commodity being traded against their will you are engaging in human trafficking. A pimp on a corner with a stable of neighborhood ladies isn't a human trafficker, possibly. When said pimp sells or trades one of the ladies to another pimp in a different place they become a human trafficker. When the pimp, rather than staying in the neighborhood, decides to make his business mobile and he moves people from city to city setting up shop in hotels and throwing ads out on Craigslist and the like then moving on to a new city in a couple days, preventing the ladies from ever leaving through physical and/or psychological intimidation he becomes a human trafficker.

right, so subtract ~30 and that's probably the era you're looking at.

Don't be the guy in the PG-13 movie that everyone REALLY hopes makes it happen. Be the guy in the rated R movie. The guy you're not quite sure you like yet, you're not sure where he's coming from. You're a bad man, you're a bad man....

If only they had a defensive end who could pressure the QB.

Cleveland is amazing. They have found a way to be the most unlikable franchise in completely different ways 2 years in a row. Last year? Jarvis Landry, Gregg Williams, Todd Haley. This year, OBJ, Baker Mayfield, Kareem Hunt. Unreal.

It's a lot like watching the New England offense. Trying to work the crosses a lot, having a FB, splitting them out wide to dictate matchups, throwing to backs a lot, running in select spots for great effect. Heck, even having 3 backs with 3 different skill sets is very New Englandy. If the matchups and alignment say pass then pass, if it says run then run. Empower Josh to make that read at the line. Get the squad up to the line quickly so Josh can survey the field. Not necessarily no-huddle but if we are lined up with about 15 seconds left on the clock that's enough. When they started bogging down it's when they were slower to the LOS and only had about 5-7 seconds left.

The Chiefs defense is crap too. Might not be the best to expect a poor showing that day. He will start fast, Roman isn't incompetent. Let's see how it goes in the second half of the season.

And get rid of the ball quickly

The DV arrest that he pled guilty to was enough for me. The recent case was the kernel of corn on top of his crap sundae

The one referring to the drama being trauma related. That's entirely possible but nobody wants to have that conversation.

A couple thoughts: 1. Rashard Mendenhall might be right, but nobody wants to hear that right now. 2. If the Raiders release AB he won't be unemployed beyond week 2.

Well, the league isn't going to suspend him. The team can suspend him which voids all of guarantees anyway, leave him suspended for the season and pay him no money while preventing him from playing for anyone else either. If you;re trying to set a tone I think that might be the way you go. Releasing him doesn't do it, it just shows players how to get out if they want out. AB will get signed somewhere else whether or not it's smart. He won't get a big contract this year but he will end up somewhere, put up big numbers and if he can behave like a reasonable person someone will give him money in the off-season.

During that whole thing my son had "music day" at camp. All the kids were supposed to wear a music t-short if they had one. I put Bon Jovi on a t-shirt with the red circle with a line through it over it and sent him in.

If you can't punt in Denver, you can't punt anymore.

I think it's fair to say that anyone who has even contemplated punting professionally will be through OBD this week.