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I know there's not a Bears fan because I've been requesting one for some pizza talk
there is a Bears fan and he said Jay Cutler was as good as Aaron Rodgers 2 years ago...
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there is a Bears fan and he said Jay Cutler was as good as Aaron Rodgers 2 years ago...
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there is a Bears fan and he said Jay Cutler was as good as Aaron Rodgers 2 years ago...
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Well homie needs to come back if he's actually from Chi
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This.
Hershey's Cookies N' Cream, Snickers, Twix for me.
Tried Ferrero Roche last year, don't see the hype at all.
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Yup. Scary situation. Looked like he was trying to catch his breath and then got emotional. Hope dude is alright.
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Thought this thread would be flooded with people posting quotes of BB saying you can't tell the difference between Brady and Jimmy G
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Thomas will be playing with Jamie Collins next year.
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Pay the man.
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He was more so praising Jimmy than anything but in any case...RIP Niners this weekend :x :x :x
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Thought this thread would be flooded with people posting quotes of BB saying you can't tell the difference between Brady and Jimmy G
We're in the middle of a heated chocolate bar debate. No one wants to talk about those system QBs.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- There were rumblings when the Carolina Panthers released wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. in 2014 that his strained relationship with quarterback Cam Newton played a role in the decision.
Smith and Newton, as well as the organization, have shied away from that topic.
Former Panthers receiver Steve Smith Sr. admitted he "bumped heads" with Cam Newton in Carolina, saying "we were two people in two different phases of their life." Kirby Lee/Image of Sport/USA TODAY Sports
But in the NFL Network's "Steve Smith: A Football Life" that airs Friday at 9 p.m., Carolina's all-time leading receiver and others give credence to the rumblings.
"We bumped heads for the obvious reason," Smith said in a preview of the show provided to media outlets. "He's the first overall pick and he was a star where he was. I was 31 years old. I had three kids. So we were two people in two different phases of their life."
Former Carolina offensive tackle Jordan Gross, who was Smith's teammate with the Panthers and at the University of Utah, said Smith's lack of patience with the first pick of the 2011 draft was a factor in the team's decision to let him go.
"Really, I think the organization felt like for Cam to flourish they needed Steve to step down," Gross told the NFL Network. "It wasn't an easy decision."
"Emotionally, it was hard for everybody because of what he's done for this organization, the impact he's had in the community," wide receivers coach Ricky Proehl said. "He's the best Panther to step foot in Bank of America Stadium, but I think everybody understood that he probably needed a change.
"It was probably good for everybody."
Smith, now 37, signed a three-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens 24 hours later.
"Every team that called, I looked at their schedule," Smith said. "I don't know what week but I knew the Panthers were on that schedule [for the Ravens]."
Smith told a local radio station it would be "blood and guts" when he faced his former team. In September of 2014, he had 139 yards receiving and two touchdowns as the Ravens beat Carolina 38-10.
Most of Smith's anger was directed at new general manager Dave Gettleman, who ultimately made the decision to let the receiver go. That Smith had no idea the move was coming bothered him the most.
He heard the news on WFNZ Radio in Charlotte.
"If you're going to let me go, just let me know," said Smith, who had 836 catches, 12,197 yards and 67 touchdowns with the Panthers. "Don't announce it to someone else."
Smith and Newton, as well as the organization, have shied away from that topic.
Former Panthers receiver Steve Smith Sr. admitted he "bumped heads" with Cam Newton in Carolina, saying "we were two people in two different phases of their life." Kirby Lee/Image of Sport/USA TODAY Sports
But in the NFL Network's "Steve Smith: A Football Life" that airs Friday at 9 p.m., Carolina's all-time leading receiver and others give credence to the rumblings.
"We bumped heads for the obvious reason," Smith said in a preview of the show provided to media outlets. "He's the first overall pick and he was a star where he was. I was 31 years old. I had three kids. So we were two people in two different phases of their life."
Former Carolina offensive tackle Jordan Gross, who was Smith's teammate with the Panthers and at the University of Utah, said Smith's lack of patience with the first pick of the 2011 draft was a factor in the team's decision to let him go.
"Really, I think the organization felt like for Cam to flourish they needed Steve to step down," Gross told the NFL Network. "It wasn't an easy decision."
"Emotionally, it was hard for everybody because of what he's done for this organization, the impact he's had in the community," wide receivers coach Ricky Proehl said. "He's the best Panther to step foot in Bank of America Stadium, but I think everybody understood that he probably needed a change.
"It was probably good for everybody."
Smith, now 37, signed a three-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens 24 hours later.
"Every team that called, I looked at their schedule," Smith said. "I don't know what week but I knew the Panthers were on that schedule [for the Ravens]."
Smith told a local radio station it would be "blood and guts" when he faced his former team. In September of 2014, he had 139 yards receiving and two touchdowns as the Ravens beat Carolina 38-10.
Most of Smith's anger was directed at new general manager Dave Gettleman, who ultimately made the decision to let the receiver go. That Smith had no idea the move was coming bothered him the most.
He heard the news on WFNZ Radio in Charlotte.
"If you're going to let me go, just let me know," said Smith, who had 836 catches, 12,197 yards and 67 touchdowns with the Panthers. "Don't announce it to someone else."
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Just needs to keep this average up for the next 193 games to be on Mr. Brees level.
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http://www.thescore.com/nfl/news/1158609-report-rodgers-hasn-t-spoken-to-family-in-2-years
@ sending xmas gifts back
Can't say I know the backstory to all that but damn it al sounds so petty/grimey
@ sending xmas gifts backCan't say I know the backstory to all that but damn it al sounds so petty/grimey
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Bill trying to raise Jimmy's value for a trade. He might lowkey be Matt Cassell.
We see you Bill
We see you Bill
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http://www.thescore.com/nfl/news/1158609-report-rodgers-hasn-t-spoken-to-family-in-2-years
I'm watching LeBatard show now and he's talking about it. Finley ROASTED Rodgers too.
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Rodgers been looking funny in the light
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Yea also dying @ Finley calling him a stat padder
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Benny Hinn
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Rodgers been sulking since the green room.
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AR12 is a savage
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I wonder why AR12 is so mad?
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He won't touch TURNT Sunday.
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