Very good, Perry. Very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
You're doing so good at the internet. We are all proud of what a big boy you are.
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Very good, Perry. Very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
You're doing so good at the internet. We are all proud of what a big boy you are.
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I've seen the light! Sam Bradford isn't hurt. It's a fake injury that's a part of the "show."Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
LMAO!
Sam Bradford would probably kick your ass, Ram, for even thinking he's faking.
again,..my being wrong about a prediction doesn't disprove league manipulation. I don't work for the company. I don't know what their ultimate device is each time. I do know the world bet on Denver to win last year. I do know I broke down plays in that game that people refuse to believe were staged. Why is it that older slower players are the ones who win Super bowls or get in them ?Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
why do some teams not get offensive holding for entire games or multiple games ?
Elway gets 2 super bowl wins at the end of a long career ((((magic)))))
the last one just happens to be against his old coach who somehow makes Atlanta a contender and the Falcons have never been back before or since
ACLs are easy to fake. No broken bone proof neededQuote:
Originally Posted by souljahbill
I'm a nationally certified athletic trainer. It would take me 10 seconds to prove he has an ACL tear.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
This just in....
The National Football League has staged an earthquake in California to gain sympathy for the residents of the Napa Valley area. What a touching story it will be when San Francisco wins the Super Bowl, a reward for the taxpayers support of the new stadium.
:ram?:
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and you are still doing the same poor counter argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
I have deductive reasoning skills and examples.
you have " ef you, I cant hear you la la la la I still cant hear you"
but you don't work for the NFL or the puppet media they oversee and tell what to write.Quote:
Originally Posted by souljahbill
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
You have psychosis.
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This seems to fit the last couple pages of this thread really well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeYsTmIzjkw
that wont be necessary. Earlier this week a Cardinal defensive lineman went down and the media said he was "a very important player on the team and will be missed."Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
Bradford goes down. between now and week 8 something will happen to the Seahawks that gives SF a nice open door in the division and probably eliminates a wild card from that division. The Madden curse is always a nice excuse to start with.
http://www.sherv.net/cm/emoticons/fl...y-emoticon.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
I thought it was bull shit Baltimore won the Super Bowl after being a suspect team at the end of that season also Ram hmm
And this isn't because I'm a Pittsburgh fan. I don't have any built in hate for them, just thought was odd they won it after not looking like a SB team last 5 weeks of season. Never mind all those breaks.
they aren't breaks, they are manipulations.Quote:
Originally Posted by skipwondah33
and voila an aging linebacker gets a super bowl and the ((((magical)))) brother vs brother match up
The part that you fail to realize is that there would be a great story to spin no matter what team wins. Nothing needs to be manipulated to get a story.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
Give me any team and I can give you a reason why it would be a great story if they won this year.
After somebody wins, it's easy to say, "so fake, so obvious, completely scripted."
The TRUTH is, no matter who wins it will be made into a great story and most of that is organic. That doesn't smell of manipulation it actually shows that there is no need for it.
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nope, the NFL only spins the stories that give them the most fan support for profit for the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
they can spin anything but they spin what benefits them more.
you want to believe the story creates itself. Its the NFL that creates the story but they do see which bell makes the drooling masses salivate more.
Again, psychosis.Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
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talk about a hardcore spin job. This guy is hemming and hawing and has no clue what he is saying.
its called lying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IqJA9QbfXg
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Originally Posted by steelerfan
interesting how good they become right after stadium approvalQuote:
In June 2010, Santa Clara voters approved a measure authorizing the city government to lease land to the 49ers Stadium Authority to construct a new football stadium. The necessary funds were secured in December 2011, allowing construction to start in April 2012.[6] Levi's Stadium opened on July 17, 2014.[6]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levi's_Stadium
2010 the niners were 6-10
2011-13-3
2012-11-4
2013-12-4
While I hate to play into your delusions, the world is buying Johnny football jerseys because of what he did on the field at Texas A&M. Did the NFL manipulate the NCAA to create the "Great White Dope?"Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
Yes, because the addition of Colin Kaepernick, Aldon Smith, and other draft picks and key free agent signings, as well as getting rid of crappy coach Mike Singletary for an extremely knowledgeable coach like Jim Harbaugh, had absolutely NOTHING to do with it. :eyeroll: :fp:Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
Jesus Christ, how fucking stupid can one person be?
So Ram what was the story last year that sold the NFL millions? The small market Seahawks dominating an aging Manning doesn't really seem that great to me. Most people complained that it was the worst Super Bowl they've ever seen. I sure hope the NFL fired that writer.
And if the "success" of Tebow at QB with the Broncos was some great big NFL manipulation, then how come he ended up traded to the Jets where sat on the bench, and then eventually was driven out of the NFL altogether? If the NFL went to that much trouble to manipulate games to make Tebow look great (which he didn't, he still looked like a suck ass player, it was the Denver defense that saved their asses so many times), then they wouldn't have turned around the next season and said "fuck you" to Tebow and let him end up out of the league in a couple seasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
The world bought up Tebow jerseys as well.
It doesn't happen to everyone just based on what they did in college. Some of the best college players ever to play didn't see their jersey go #1 seller
The hype train with Manziel and Tebow is unreal. At least Tebow won a few titles.
Smooth had McDaniels still been there Tebow would have as well.
This times a million. If the NFL was all about the storyline they coulda played the shit outta Tebow. Especially when he went to NE. Almighty Tom Brady goes down and The Lord Savior Tebow saves the day. While Ram can sit there and say he's given proofs after the fact of great rigged storylines there are a ton outta there that don't make sense or they whiffed on. Why if they want the Niners in the Super Bowl do you hurt other players on their division rivals?!? You want them to play hard games and pull out wins to make their story better. You don't want them cruising into the SB, what kind of story is that? I'm glad Ram doesn't write for themQuote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
again,..I don't work for the company so don't expect me to know every reason but you have to have a curve here and there. The fact is a major media sweetheart/Manning was still in the game and caused the world to bet that they would win. It was in fact a fan favorite that the number 1 offense met the number 1 defense ((( dream match up))))) they threw the not so happy ending in there so a very wealthy owner gets a cute little trophy for his small market team..Seattle wont be back for years now-nike gets a major add for their weird uni's. Now the stage is set for everyone favorite all American to get his redemption and ride off into the sunset a champion.Quote:
Originally Posted by psuexv
the first score of 2 recent super bowls is a safety- something that hardly ever happens all year every year. But you guys think its normal ?
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Originally Posted by skipwondah33
Tebow was a pretty big seller for numerous reasons. His phenomenal success in college and that he appealed to Christians, which is a pretty big market. Both Tebow and Manziel had a special skill set that appealed to so many. How many white QB's do you see that can tear up SEC defenses with his legs?
Because the NFL knows that what the fans really want are safeties?Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjPau5QYtYs
I just got my hands on the script. Don't ask how, I could be killed. Don't ask to see copies, I would be killed.
Some highlights for 2014:
The Dolphins are going to go 19-0 and surpass their '72 team.
Tannehill will take all of the attention from aTm fans away from Johnny Bench.
Johnny Bench will get wasted at a Vegas Strip club with Ryan Leaf and Todd Marinovich and eventually snort himself out of the league.
Just as Johnny Bench is about to off himself, Tebow shows up and tells him about Jesus.
Tebow and Johnny Bench spend the rest of their lives passing out bibles to hungry people in Haiti.
Trust me. It's real.
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you are incredibly one dimensional in your thinking. Just because you think if you were dishonest this is how you would have done it doesn't mean it makes sense or is the right choice. Theres a reason you don't work for a multibillion dollar organization.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
yet if Tebow was so good, why was he quietly pushed to the side ? the NFL knew it would be hard as heck to make him look good deep in the playoffs. But the fact he won against a top 3 defense should make people wonder.
you need to pull up a few replays of that OT touchdown and really look at what kind of effort the Steelers defenders made. They let that receiver go too easily.
and you must be aware by now that the NFL pulled a video of Farrior winking at Tebow before the OT coin flip.
Eric Crouch was better than both running the ball but he didn't get the same knob job. Granted he didn't come up in the age of social media, still ESPN and the others were still around.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdoughty
Jordan Lynch was a better runner as well
They (media) hype them up wanting them to be great so badly when there are other QB's far better playing.
The Steelers D made him look like a top 5 QB..that was pretty ridiculous
However I don't feel that was a conspiracy rather a D coordinator set in his ways with a scheme and daring the QB they said couldn't throw to beat it...With a Safety that hadn't been a starter all season. Ryan Clark cannot play in altitude due to medical condition. Mundy the sub was also out of place on the play
And there's 3 reasons you don't work at all:Quote:
Originally Posted by ram29jackson
1) You're lazy
2) You're dumb
3) You suffer from psychosis
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Originally Posted by skipwondah33
Jordan Lynch playing against MAC defenses versus the other two playing against SEC defenses. I think you might have an answer for that one. Eric Crouch, you answered your own question.
Eric Crouch wouldn't have been able to do what either of them did in college, IMO. He was made for the offense he ran.Quote:
Originally Posted by skipwondah33
They also were for the Offenses they ran.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeffHCross
Tebow elite "passer, player" in the mighty SEC.
Tebow out of a job in the NFL
So was it Offense that made him look good in college? SEC players he was going against in college?
Why didn't that transfer to the NFL? Did he not have a long enough chance?
Randy Moss also played against MAC defenses but he could have did what he did against any conference there was...and played even better in NFL. Off track i know
lets see how many excuses you football savvy people make for this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0c92mfNznY
fast forward to 17:07 of video, expand youtube window to see better.
a slo-mo of the play with Moss and a DB going after a pass.
they get close and grab each other but don't really push off at all. I doubt it was legal to just hold a guy for 10 yards 14 years ago.
they hold each other like they are guiding each other and DB nods at Moss. Moss touches the DBs shoulder to make him turn to the ball.
Moss got a little injured because its still a sport LOL but no complaint about being held and no officials say anything and the announcers avoid it too.
watch their arms alone a few times. Watch the DBs head alone a few times. Watch moss touch his shoulder a few times. I'm not seeing something that isn't there.