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You clearly don't know that you're making shit up.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
1) It's not blatant because what you say was obvious wasn't obvious thus, it wasn't blatant.
2) I'm not confused. You are. You don't know when the truth is right in front of your face.
3) We've debunked your crackpot theory plenty times and your only response was "You're lying." That's when I knew we officially won (we won in theory the moment you even brought your theory up).
God, do I wish someone would hit you in the head like Antonio Brown got hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
I quit reading this thread (for now :D)
I read it every now and again for a laugh. I love the idea of Jerry Jones giving up millions and millions of dollars every year over the past 20 years so he can keep the conspiracy a secret. Like all the greedy, egomaniacal owners are going to give up millions of dollars and watch their team suck so they can maintain 'the script'. Jerry Jones would give his first born son for a super bowl win.
Keeping the most popular team in the nfl in the tank for 20 years is a great script. #ishtar
Right. Like we've said before, if Ed O'Bannon and Sam Keller can sue EA for vaguely being in an NCAA game, some loser with an ax to grind would have blown the whistle decades ago. Absolute foolish that hundreds of thousands of people can keep 1 secret when we've seen actual WWE scripts online.
oh,looky looky
out of the freaking blue..
The Cardinals will be without Okafur and Redding against the Packers along with already missing Honey Badger on defense.
What a stroke of luck for the Packers offense.
People are hurt after 20 American football games (4 preseason/16 regular season) and countless practices. Who'd a thunk it?
but yes,to you its purely coincidenceQuote:
What was odd was seeing all four road teams win in the Wildcard round. I believe it was an NFL first. But if you look at the NFL in the manner I choose to, then these results aren't that surprising. It was very plausible that had all four home teams won, the quarterbacks advancing to the next round would have been Brian Hoyer, AJ McCarron, Teddy Bridgewater, and Kirk Cousins. Instead, we have Alex Smith, Ben Roethlisberger, Russell Wilson, and the aforementioned Aaron Rodgers. If you were the NFL and/or its broadcast partners, which group of QBs would you prefer to hype? The choice is pretty obvious.
Oh, I know. The pundits will tell you that the difference maker was the "playoff experience" of the latter group of QBs. The former group entered their respective games with zero playoff victories and left with that same number. But c'mon. Playoff game or not, it's still football. Same game. Same rules. Does making it a "playoff" game really matter that much to the athletes on the field? Was it really pressure, or "choking," that led to these results?
Or maybe in a QB-driven league, the team with the better QB won every game.
Also, Brad Johnson and Trent Dilfer won Super Bowls so there's no conspiracy for only great QBs to win for ratings.
Rams are moving.
this explains why The Royals and Chiefs have recently done so well at the same time
http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/n...nd-rams-011216
Jan. 12....today...that means they knew they were doing this months ago,or longer.Quote:
During the Rams' stay in the Buckeye State, the team was sold to grocery store magnate Dan Reeves, and on Jan. 12, 1946, 70 years ago Tuesday, Reeves finally got permission from the league to move the franchise to Los Angeles, some 2,000 miles from the nearest NFL team at the time.
but youll just say its a coincidence
I was 3-1 last week. You wanna try again after your on the fence evaluations failed last time?Quote:
Originally Posted by souljahbill
what top 4 teams? Cards are magically short 3 starting defenders now.
Panthers Defence is missing a cornerback. and Seattle beat them last year in the playoffs.
its myth bullcrap but the Packers and Seattle have playoff experience.
no one wants to see Pats in the SB again.
Let's get real, Sally, 2 home teams last week sucked but they got home games because they won their sucky division. I was only on the fence about 1 game, Pitt/Cincy. I was 3-1 too, genius. How's Minnesota doing? Hope their new stadium can help with their tears.
i think everyone was 3-1 last week :D We did a playoff pool at work and like 80% of the people were 3-1...... Nice work Ram, you really went out on a limb with your picks :up:
One last thing. Did you happen to notice the subtle change in the NFL's copyright announcement during this weekend's games (the first of 2016)? Games used to be copyrighted by the NFL. Now they are copyrighted by NFL Productions LLC (aka NFL Films which the league now owns). Perhaps it doesn't mean much of anything, but I have a feeling (which I'm digging into) that having a LLC (a limited liability company) owning the copyright to the games means a lot in terms of this being strictly entertainment and not truly a sport as fans like the woman pictured above believe it to be. It also may protect the NFL from any fraud-related lawsuits stemming from these differences. Just something to note for the future.
http://www.thefixisin.net/resources/...fan-crying.jpg
LOL What a load of bull.
a team has all these injuries and problems and goes 2-4 to end season but somehow magically like robots they can do no wrong and done even run the ball and score like no one else is on the field.
15 years of getting to or barely missing SBs,that only happens in a pretend world.
and Brady's slow white over 30 year old ass out running young guys to the end zone like he's a scrambling QB? lol bullcrap
on the 4th down KC converted,the flag was thrown in case he dropped it. ITs that simple
yep, of course, the team thats behind with 3 time outs doesnt use them and doesnt act like theres any urgency at all ?! LOLOLOLOL but you still buy it.....
They saved their timeouts to use on defense you tard. It was bad clock management on KC's part though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson