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NFL Discussion Thread - Hall of Fame Game: August 3rd
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Thise first 2 drives for carolina only ending in fgs really hurt them
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Pretty ridiculous post.
This is like saying no ones allowed to criticize boxers or MMA fighters about getting KO'd because if they took a punch from Tyson they'd be sleeping too.
Gronk is regularly injured... There is no debating that.
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Torn ACL and MCL for Gronk
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Romo definitely is, he's blown A LOT of opportunities. Stafford came into the league in 09, still might be too early to say that. It does look like he's headed down that same road though.
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Damn gronk. Although I hate the pats im mad it had to be him. Dudes fun to watch.
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so sad to lose gronk . i feel bad for the kid -- its one thing after another with him |I
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Richard Sherman blames officials for Seahawks' loss
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...rd-sherman-blames-officials-for-seahawks-loss
" "We expected to blow them out, but they got the benefit of a few calls tonight throughout the game, and that helps you especially on third down. We will see them again, and it will be a different result."
The Seahawks corner dismissed the idea that the return of 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree altered the outcome.
"It didn't make a difference," Sherman said. "It didn't make a difference at all."
"The penalties, that is what made the difference today," he said.
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...rd-sherman-blames-officials-for-seahawks-loss
" "We expected to blow them out, but they got the benefit of a few calls tonight throughout the game, and that helps you especially on third down. We will see them again, and it will be a different result."
The Seahawks corner dismissed the idea that the return of 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree altered the outcome.
"It didn't make a difference," Sherman said. "It didn't make a difference at all."
"The penalties, that is what made the difference today," he said.
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I feel bad for Gronk, get back soon. But, did anyone see the look Coach Belicheck gave T.J. Ward after they carted Gronk off the field. It was worse than the Kobe Bryant look he gave Mike Brown last year...Bill was hot.
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Critiquing Boxing =/= Critiquing NFL
How you even make that connection?
People criticizing dude's getting KO'd in boxing are criticizing how much they suck in terms of skill/preparation/power/etc.
How are you going to criticize an NFL player for getting his knee blown out by a low hit?
This is just my opinion, I'm going to leave it at that....I feel bad for Gronk though...
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Damn...I think dude coulda been one of the greats; sadly it looks like injuries will prevent him from reaching his potential. Hopefully I'm wrong
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you can argue whether or not Gronk is frail or injury prone all you want , no problem for me
but that hit from TJ Ward is blowing out the majority of players knees , period . that has nothing to do with being injury prone
but that hit from TJ Ward is blowing out the majority of players knees , period . that has nothing to do with being injury prone
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Prez T, you're right about that TJ Ward hit. The timing/hit is doing damage to any knee in the league.
However, Gronk has proved since his college days that his body ain't built for the long haul. I don't see what's to argue there.
However, Gronk has proved since his college days that his body ain't built for the long haul. I don't see what's to argue there.
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The feels are starting to show in here
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If the Patriots want Zach Sudfeld back, we will require Tom Brady and a 1st round pick.
Nothing more, nothing less. Seems reasonable.
Nothing more, nothing less. Seems reasonable.
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Sudfeld can eat a **** . he was straight gabbage for us
He was a fantasy dud Week 1 for the majority of fantasy players in the country
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bill probably put the word out already...
y'all are JUST fine with that dynamic trio of geno/sims/sanchez…why fix it if it aint broke?
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Rest of Article in Link
I highly doubt he's going to be coaching on Sunday. If I had to guess, Rah Morris will get the interim title.
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"Man I wish you would take some of the hits he's taken...You'd probably by crying for your mom if your knee got smashed like that.."
That quote. You're relating it to the fan and how badly the fan would be hurt taking hits from NFL Safeties and Linebackers.
Some players are more durable than others... There's quite a few examples of that. The knee could have happened to anyone but Gronk's missed time with broken arm/back/ankle/hamstring etc.
Missed significant time in College and now on multiple occasions in the NFL.
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im just patientally waiting on word from the league that jeff triplett is unemployed
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