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If they don't you can just mute them and turn on the radio. At least we would have a good pictureAnd get rid of Meyers and Tillman. Please.
Unfortunately, the broadcasts are not in sync.If they don't you can just mute them and turn on the radio. At least we would have a good picture
Why do you keep raining on my parade?Unfortunately, the broadcasts are not in sync.
Why do you continue to parade through my rain?Why do you keep raining on my parade?
Saw it. Antonio is lucky that didn't connect. Fine but no suspension.Watch for this play...
It didn't look that bad. He stayed on the field for a play (a run). Then took himself off the field.That's the play Hopkins' head bounced off the turf.
Concussions many times will have a delayed effect that when it does appear can begin quite subtle, such as with some dizziness or feelings of imbalance or minor visual disturbances. Things that you would not pick up on TV.....only by closer exam or by history alone.It didn't look that bad. He stayed on the field for a play (a run). Then took himself off the field.
They want you to have the same effect DeAndre was having.Is today's replay not in HD. Compared to watching the game on HD yesterday, it looks like I'm watching the game today through a fish bowls.
Yeah, too many drinks last night to process all of that and produce a reply that made any sense.too long of a post to reply too? sometimes I can go on a rant,
I knew there had to be a reason!They want you to have the same effect DeAndre was having.
Geez, that play by Newton looks worse now.
Looked like he was going to a spot versus playing the player in front of him.
He just turned his back on Wake and offered him the red carpet to Schaub. :kubepalm:
Newton was garbage on that whiff...that said its a whole lot more noticeable when your qb just holds the ball and eats it without any fight. I see breakdowns in protection all the time, but I also see QBs that can make things happen anyways.
Look at Schaub's AND Newton's foot work on that play.........virtually identical.
"Hes going outside. hes going outside! Oh **** he went inside!"
That was a horrendous knee injury to the Miami player Dustin Keller.........I posted that I was sure he took out his ACL and medial collateral ligament. Now that they report he suffered injuries to 3 ligaments, the 3rd has to be the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL). Best wishes to the young man. I know nothing was called and it was a "clean" hit, but if he keeps on going for the knees, Swearinger is going to hurt more people and eventually get into trouble for it. Swearinger was already in his forward trajectory (could not have held back if he wanted to), and Keller just barely turned around for it not to have resulted in a potential chop.
And dislocated his knee. Damn.Adam Schefter ‏@AdamSchefter 1h
Dolphins TE Dustin Keller tore his ACL, MCL, PCL and, as if that weren't enough, dislocated his knee, per source.
At least there are in sync.Look at Schaub's AND Newton's foot work on that play.........virtually identical.
By definition of a combined ACL, MCL and PCL..........your knee will have dislocated.And dislocated his knee. Damn.
I feel bad for Keller and agree if DJ keeps it up he will draw some fire from the league. But in the same vein it sends a message to TE/WR across the league: go across the middle against us you WILL get hit. Something we lacked vs NE last year
At least there are in synch.
The league is asking for this by fining anyone that hits above the waist. No one is sueing them for artheritic knees, so I doubt this changes.And dislocated his knee. Damn.
I feel bad for Keller and agree if DJ keeps it up he will draw some fire from the league.
I can't wait till the NFL converts to flag football.The league is asking for this by fining anyone that hits above the waist. No one is sueing them for artheritic knees, so I doubt this changes.
Well, I guess they just expand from the towel hanging off of the center's ass only today.I can't wait till the NFL converts to flag football.
Not sure what you're saying doc.... are you saying like synchronized?Look at Schaub's AND Newton's foot work on that play.........virtually identical.
& by the way, that's a strong move by Cameron Wake (one of the best DEs in the game today). Hopefully that's the kind of hand work the Ninja is tutoring Sonic on.
"Hes going outside. hes going outside! Oh **** he went inside!"
All their feet look funny to me... like something ain't right.
"Hes going outside. hes going outside! Oh **** he went inside!"
You're right all the foot work looked screwy.Not sure what you're saying doc.... are you saying like synchronized?
Or are you saying Schaub has the same hitch in his step that Newton does? You can see Derek hobbling a bit on his right knee. I don't know if that's a "I just got spanked on TV, better fake an old football injury." Kind of thing or if he's not 100%
I'm not seeing that same giddy-up in Schaub's step.
All their feet look funny to me... like something ain't right.
However, Ben Jones looks good, Ben Tate looks great. Brooks recovered well. I told you what I thought about Newton, but Duane.....
That little guy is giving the big guy all he can handle. That's a full press, good slap, & he gets around Duane on the redirection..... had Newton not totally failed & Matt was allowed to hold the ball another second or two, that play coud have still ended just as bad.......
Then where would we get our steady diet of "games & deals" & "an apple and a road map" silly and lame ass cliques?And get rid of Meyers and Tillman. Please.
NFL.com - it'll cost you $14.99 with the promo code "Directv".Hey, I've been in Oklahoma. Does anyone know where I can watch the game online or something in HD? I can't believe it was blacked out all over this friggin state.
But he has aand in other news, former first ovrl. pick David Carr is playing in the 4th quarter of a preseason game and just sacked himself.
In the same way I take credit for the ousting of Saddam Hussein.But he has a
Thanks, bro. But I was actually thinking about something in the negative $14.99 range.NFL.com - it'll cost you $14.99 with the promo code "Directv".
There are sources like firstrowsports but those are use at your own risk. I started to watch preseason week 1 there and the feed was neither reliable nor very viewable. That's why I spent the $14.99.Thanks, bro. But I was actually thinking about something in the negative $14.99 range.
I'm with PapaL on this. Over the years, I've tried lots of different torrents sites and whatnot to get live preseason feeds and it's always been more miss than hit. A lot of times, the quality of the feed is bad and some times, it takes a few weeks of anti-virus purging to feel like the computer is clean again.Thanks, bro. But I was actually thinking about something in the negative $14.99 range.
Just to clarify, torrents are files that you download and save on your hard drives for viewing later.I'm with PapaL on this. Over the years, I've tried lots of different torrents sites and whatnot to get live preseason feeds and it's always been more miss than hit. A lot of times, the quality of the feed is bad and some times, it takes a few weeks of anti-virus purging to feel like the computer is clean again.
So I spring for the NFL.com preseason package.