OFFICIAL NFL Discussion Thread: 2015-16 Season - Congrats to the Denver Broncos and their fans! SB 5

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I wish nfl players could enter out of hs.lbj could have made it and Fournette is a man amongst boys.i want ravens to grab fournette somehow,if not 81 on Gators
 
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Lil Bushroot said:
I wish nfl players could enter out of hs.lbj could have made it and Fournette is a man amongst boys.i want ravens to grab fournette somehow,if not 81 on Gators
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That's a bad idea. Boys can compete with men in some sports (baseball, basketball, tennis), but football is not one of them. The game is far too physical and violent.
 
So wait, it's pitch black in Boston already!?!? 
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Giants uniforms are almost nice but very generic.  Some small changes could make them much better.  The LT-era versions were WAY better, especially helmets. 
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I hated our current jerseys for years. I've started to like them lately. They have a real simple vintage look to them. I was a big fan of the LT era jerseys.

I also miss the all red alternate jersey.
 
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If you can die for your country at 18 you should be allowed to play a sport. Ready or not. Nothing is forcing these kids to go pro nor teams to draft them.

If it doesn't work it's on the individual and team.
 
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need to get to an airport bar for kickoff...flying up to PDX tonight. NT Pats Fan Summit Chester??? :nerd:
 
The Collector said:
If you can die for your country at 18 you should be allowed to play a sport. Ready or not. Nothing is forcing these kids to go pro nor teams to draft them.

If it doesn't work it's on the individual and team.
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I get the argument but it's not really what it should be like.

I'm against letting people just do whatever they want especially when it's harmful.

A 18 year old has no place in the NFL no matter how  big or strong they are.
 
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1-2 guys who would have succeeded....  And then hundreds more who try and fail.
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That's on them though. I brought up the military because that's the best example.

We don't want these dudes to play because they may get hurt and fail. Yet we don't say anything when someone joins the service. Risk of injury and death is high depending on your job. The mental toll has been documented. It's insane really.
 
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That's on them though. I brought up the military because that's the best example.

We don't want these dudes to play because they may get hurt and fail. Yet we don't say anything when someone joins the service. Risk of injury and death is high depending on your job. The mental toll has been documented. It's insane really.
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"It's on them".  So we shouldn't prevent it even though it's completely avoidable, worse for the players and worse for the product on the field?

Yeahhhh not buying it.
 
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"It's on them".  So we shouldn't prevent it even though it's completely avoidable, worse for the players and worse for the product on the field?

Yeahhhh not buying it.
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Prevent a 18 year old from getting a job? I don't give a damn if it hurts the product. These dudes deserve the right to play if they want to. You care about the players health and well being but have no problem with them risking their well being for free on Saturdays making millions for other people.

NFL football player isn't the worlds most dangerous job either.
 
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