More women dropping the hammer on the NFL. Good for them. I've always been glad that the Steelers no longer have cheerleaders and these reasons are among the reasons why.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/11/sp...referrer=&_r=1
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More women dropping the hammer on the NFL. Good for them. I've always been glad that the Steelers no longer have cheerleaders and these reasons are among the reasons why.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/11/sp...referrer=&_r=1
Wonder why they opt to cheer then?
It's not a career for them as mostly if not all are either students or are in another career...and simply do that for fun
Not saying they should be treated that way but seriously cheerleaders for the NFL?...
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The NFL wants to wave the banner of treating women with respect all of a sudden, yet this is how THEY treat them. Unpaid whores to be ogled by common fans and pinched and grabbed by donors.
I just like seeing the NFL get kicked in the nuts repeatedly. :)
Personally, I think cheerleaders are stupid and completely unnecessary/useless at any event.
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ESPN - Breaking: Vikings RB Adrian Peterson's appeal of suspension for violating conduct policy has been denied.
Of course it was denied. You can't treat another human like that! *Covers up mistreatment of cheerleaders like a cat in a litter box while getting players to do those stupid 'No More' commercials*
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I agree. I understand why girls cheer in college and high school, but the circumstances are so much worse in the NFL, for seemingly less reason, that I can't see the reason to do it, unless you truly do enjoy it for fun (which I'm sure there are some that do).Quote:
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Nope.Quote:
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This has nothing to do with conspiracy or "fixing" anything.
It has everything to do with the NFL pandering to public opinion AFTER they have egg on their face and it has to do with the NFL having a "do as I say, not as I do" mentality.
They tell fans "No More" while they themselves exploit women.
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Only the players bitching are the ones that are getting in trouble mostly.
Not regarding on the field stuff...but off the field. Never really hear Troy Polomalu complaining about processes or appeals, unfair treatment...not due process
Get tired of hearing guys that are getting multiple chances and the NFLPA making arguments when they never seem to punish their own players or hold them accountable
Just my opinion
Miami was awful in their 3rd quarter. The defence has turned into a giant piece of crap. Their DL was a strength and has really fallen off. Just not sure where to go from here. Tannehill finally hit some deep plays and they had a huge drop on one.
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What I don't understand is, why does Ram think that the NFL creates the stories first THEN tries to make the games fit the stories. It's easier to play the game and THEN find the interesting stories. Everyone here who does a dynasty recap plays their games first and then comments/commentates/analyzes what's happening/will happen afterwards.
It makes no sense to put the cart in front of the horse.
Well that's because the NFL ISN'T fixed :DQuote:
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Thinking you're missing the point of the NFLPA ... they're, as far as I know, never going to punish the players in any way. That's not their reason for existing.Quote:
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Mike Wallace got benched in the second half and didn't catch a ball. He is easily Miami's best WR but it hasn't been a great marriage. His contract probably means a third year but they have to use him better too.
So glad that Pittsburgh didn't pay him and kept Antonio Brown instead. Hell, I think I'd rather have Emmanuel Sanders back over Wallace.Quote:
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That was a great decision. Far better WR
I said that all along :DQuote:
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I'd definitely take Sanders
Ben Roethlisberger tied Drew Brees for the passing title, Antonio Brown led the league in receptions and receiving yards. Le'Veon Bell was 2nd in yards from scrimmage and rushing yards. Brown was 4th in yards from scrimmage. Rookie receiver Martavis Bryant caught 8 touchdown passes in just 10 games.
Brown's 129 catches for 1698 yards and 13 touchdowns are all new Steelers records.
The Steelers have put up alot of numbers on offense this year but the defense will determine how far they go in the playoffs.
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Looks like Wallace quit on the team and had words with the coaches. And Philbin keeps his job. Not a good start to the offseason.