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

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:lol: at you thinking I have emotions. You're moist every time some says Rus.... You already typin. Don't even let people finish the words.

It's ok. He's your boy, and you sucked up he askin for that 25. We'll all pretend not to notice tho. How'll that be for ya? :wink:
 
02 NFC Championshio Game: Ken Dilger, James Thrash, Aaron Stecker, and Joe Jurevicius' 71 yard reception at the end of the 1st 0_o

John Harbaugh a part of the Eagles staff. :wow:

"Jon Gruden told us the other day that he thinks Warren Sapp is as good as any blocking TE in the league" wow
 
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:lol: at you thinking I have emotions. You're moist every time some says Rus.... You already typin. Don't even let people finish the words.

It's ok. He's your boy, and you sucked up he askin for that 25. We'll all pretend not to notice tho. How'll that be for ya? :wink:
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For real homie. Do I need to quote your response to @Jewbacca2 from the MLB thread last night?
Every time you try and describe me you just describe yourself :lol: it's like deep down you hate yourself and want to make yourself feel better
 
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at you thinking I have emotions. You're moist every time some says Rus.... You already typin. Don't even let people finish the words.

It's ok. He's your boy, and you sucked up he askin for that 25. We'll all pretend not to notice tho. How'll that be for ya?
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Easily the most emotional person on this board, homie.  I mean I don't even think there's another contender.  Deuce maybe?  But he's funny at least.
 
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John Harbaugh a part of the Eagles staff. :wow:
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All went down hill after Jim Johnson got sick (RIP).. Hell just look at the trouble we had trying to even remotely fill that man's shoes.. We had Sean McDermott and Reid panicked and fired him early.. Then he had Todd Bowles working under his oline as the secondary coach and they were all handicapped by his hiring of a dline coach with a very specific formation that put unnecessary stress elsewhere (wide 9)

The drastic drop in the quality of supporting coaches was really Reid's downfall in philly
 
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I keep tryin to figure out what their emotional angle is all about, but tryin to logically understand Seattle fans isn't really possible. *shrugs*

Get that money Russ. Break those hearts. :pimp:
 
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I keep tryin to figure out what their emotional angle is all about, but tryin to logically understand Seattle fans isn't really possible. *shrugs*

Get that money Russ. Break those hearts. :pimp:
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There it is. Let it out. :lol:
 
The beauty of the 'emotions' claim is you can quote any post and say 'emotions' and there is no defense. It's equivalent to 'feels' or 'you mad'.


I'm not even sure why emotions are a negative but they are on this board :lol:
 
It's all they have. I've pointed them out for two years and suddenly I have the feels. After it all started with their hyped up claims "Russ is every bit as good as Andrew Luck!!!!"

I called them on it, but I have the feels. :lol: :rofl:
 
It's time to stop pretending that Wilson is only good because he's on a team with a strong run game and defense. Seattle's offense finished fifth in weighted DVOA (measures efficiency, not rate stats) in 2014 -- a feat they simply could not have accomplished without Wilson captaining the offense -- both in the run game and the passing game.
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Similar to how Lynch and Wilson relied on each other in a symbiotic run-game relationship, so too did Seattle's offense and defense. Seattle's offensive group helped the defense establish itself as the cream of the crop by consistently putting together long drives  (averaged over 3:00 per drive, third in the NFL), dominating time of possession (third in the NFL at over 32 minutes per game), and by scoring at a consistently high rate (ninth most points per drive). This despite the fact that Wilson was by far the most pressured  quarterback in the NFL (on 34 percent of dropbacks). Seattle doesn't pick their linemen because they're good in pass pro, you see, but Wilson was still second in pass DVOA  (value per play) when under pressure.
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If you're still not convinced, consider this stat, because it helps paint a picture of what kind of passer a quarterback really is without pressure and volume involved. In 2014, Wilson finished third in passing DVOA  among quarterbacks when facing no pressure, behind only Aaron Rodgers and Tony Romo. In other words -- when Wilson could sit back and throw without a defender instantly in his face, he balled out.
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I trust JS too much not to figure this out eventually.

I just need Bennett not to hold out 
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You were supposed to respond with emotions or feels. Way to screw it up :smh:


Ben was the most accurate passer vs the blitz last year. Found that interesting. Ryan and Bree's were two and three
 
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