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Most hated team in the NFC? Tough one. For the longest time it was the Giants for obvious reasons, but that shifted when Eli led them to two victories over the Pats in the SB. Now I would have to go with Seattle. It's mainly because I can't stand Pete Carroll. He was a coach for the Pats, whom I hate, and then was the coach at USC, whom I hate being a ND fan myself, so my hate for him grew over the years. I think Russell Wilson's persona is a front for the camera, great player or not. Just generally don't like them.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/09/26/tom-brady-looks-forward-to-thinning-the-herd-in-buffalo/ I hope we stick it to them this weekend, I mean dominate all facets of the game so his ears are ringing when he gets home from all of the crowd noise. Nothing is sweeter than the dejected look Tommy Boy gets when his team is on the losing end.

Queue Milano for the first crossing route on Sunday...

Can't wait to hear the next mic'd up session of Baker Mayfield where they are beating a team. I would bet the house he's gonna throw some comments in there for Rex so the national media can put them out there.

Aaron Donald in his rookie year only had 2 sacks through 7 games and progressively got better to finish with 9 as a rookie. J.J. Watt only had 5.5 sacks total in his rookie season. Oliver has been doing his job and causing pressure from the middle. The sacks will come. He's only 3 games into his rookie season.

Ahhhhhhh, fml. While most of the viewing world gets to see the Pats and the Bills, I am stuck watching the mutha Ravens vs the mutha Browns.

"but soldiered on"

Dang it! REALLY hoping to have Singletary on Sunday.

Do so then if you would like and I am not faulting others for doing so either. Me personally, taking the week at a time approach as the looking ahead one has garnered much disappointment over the last 20 years. Staying the course my friend, staying the course.

Needs them game checks and realizes his leverage is basically at 0.0%

Same douche nozzle picked Cincy last week and the Jets in week 1. He did go out on a limb to get the Giants game right by picking us.

Injuries and FA losses over the last couple of seasons have lowered their overall talent level and depth imo. Injuries are the biggest thing this year for them, but their OL coach is one of the best so he is able to mask that for now. I just think facing defenses with a better front, as we have, will expose this fact further.

I spoke my peace on the situation early my friend. And I was just trying to do "better" like you said. Brady is always going to be Brady and get rid of the ball quickly. Whether it be to RB's or WR's. Their OL is OBVIOUSLY not the same as it was despite whatever numbers you want to spout off from their lax schedule the first 3 weeks. Week 4 will be the first time they have faced a legit defense. I think the game will be close, in the 20's for each team, and whoever wins the time of possession battle will come out on top.

Is this your arm in the picture?

That would be Drew and Jason Rosenhaus. Jason handles the smaller scale deals.

He's gonna be broke pretty quick imo. Between his lifestyle and all of the lawsuits he's going to see over the next 2 or 3 years? Yep, he will be McDonald's highest profile employee since Ronald.

I remember being more pissed that we gave up both of our 2nd Round picks for a guy I thought would have been there at #12. I was wrong of course. Read reports after the draft that he wouldn't have made it much further and that other teams were looking to move up for him as well.

Dude, not trying to hijack the thread or anything, but is that Chester Copperpot in your avatar?

One week, one game at a time. Improve on a weekly basis. Learn from every mistake and work to not make them twice. Continue to build chemistry and grow together as a team. I don't know how many more we'll get. It will be somewhere between 0-13 though.

Shannon Sharpe? From one of the top 3 worst shows on sports TV Shannon Sharpe? From the hand of God to a stone tablet it is then.

The teams who have had sustained success have stability in the FO, a good if not great HC, that FO has drafted well, maneuvered FA as they should, and re-signed their own. Yes they have good QB's, but it is more than that as a whole.

Sorry Weo, I forgot you were a little sensitive when it comes to your boys.

https://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/bs-sp-ravens-quincy-adeboyejo-20190725-sz26a7qaofbfrozbczm73nl6sm-story.html

And if I'm not mistaken he was released on the first day of TC by the Ravens this year.