2014 NFL Season

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Those questionable moral scruples are called due process and the legal system, but that's ok, I get that it doesn't fit your narrative and you're already predicting someone will be a victim of some Pit-worthy discussion while they're a year or two from even being on a team.

Nice agenda posting as usual though!

11 games yesterday and yet this is what we're talking about. Amazing how far this forum has come.
 
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As much as I have NOT been very supportive of Winston(..and I am a FSU alum), until I see more proof of this rape thing, I will not mention anything more. But as far as physical tools, he is NFL ready. But man-oh-man, I can a Jamarcus Russell par deux hiding in the shadows DYING to rear it's ugly head...
 
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As much as I have NOT been very supportive of Winston(..and I am a FSU alum), until I see more proof of this rape thing, I will not mention anything more. But as far as physical tools, he is NFL ready. But man-oh-man, I can a Jamarcus Russell par deux hiding in the shadows DYING to rear it's ugly head...
Unfortunately,the Jets are desperate enough to take Winston,& he certainly will be better than the QB's they already have,unless as Mark Sanchez proved yesterday,the fault ISN'T with the QB's themselves.
 
Those questionable moral scruples are called due process and the legal system, but that's ok, I get that it doesn't fit your narrative and you're already predicting someone will be a victim of some Pit-worthy discussion while they're a year or two from even being on a team.

Nice agenda posting as usual though!

11 games yesterday and yet this is what we're talking about. Amazing how far this forum has come.

A guy who is done with the NFL and another who's not even there yet.

My biggest surprise and disappointment were in the same game yesterday. Miami looked great and the Chargers looked like paper tigers.



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Wow this was incredible and if he would of timed it better it might of worked!! :D ;) :)
Rams' Daren Bates gives us one of the best offsides penalties of the season
If you're going to draw a penalty, might as well go big.There are penalties that are ticky-tack. There are penalties that are judgment calls. And then there's what St. Louis Rams linebacker Daren Bates did on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers, which was a penalty so egregious it became art.Bates leaped completely over the 49er offensive line en route to kicker Phil Dawson, the perfect ideal of an offsides penalty. He darn near beat the ball back to the holder.On the re-kick, Dawson put the ball between the uprights. It was San Francisco's first score in a game that would ultimately see the 49ers lose on a last-second fumble.The 49ers are going to want to forget this game. Bates, on the other hand, ought to add it to his Christmas card. http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-s...offsides-penalty-of-the-season-022413594.html
 
Predicting it Salsa btw, Raiders first (only?) win will be vs KC in a couple weeks. Think Oakland could get it together late and win 3-4. Anything goes in-division.

Stop playing with my emotions. I think the chances of losing them all are about 65-75%...the ONLY possible win I see is the Rams.
 
The one thing the Raiders DO NOT need is a new QB. The one they currently have is a keeper,& their back up isn't so bad either.

I like our QB. The coaching is absolutely horrible, though I see the defense playing much better. Seattle did NOTHING yesterday. The 2 lone long drive were both helped by penalties. And though they ran for over 120+, that was way late in 4th when the defense was exhausted.

Like I said, moral victories don't mean a damn thing. "W's" are all that matters for my team and I don't see too many, if any at all this year.
 
I like our QB. The coaching is absolutely horrible, though I see the defense playing much better. Seattle did NOTHING yesterday. The 2 lone long drive were both helped by penalties. And though they ran for over 120+, that was way late in 4th when the defense was exhausted.

Like I said, moral victories don't mean a damn thing. "W's" are all that matters for my team and I don't see too many, if any at all this year.
I haven't been keeping up with this season like I normally would,but I think that the Jets,& not the Raiders are the worst team in the NFL,& I would not be surprised if the Raiders end up with a better record than them. Also Ndomukong Suh wants out of Detroit(go figure) & will become a free agent after this season. The Raiders should seriously go after him,because he is a throwback to the Raiders of old.
 
The Raiders are a move or two like that way from doing some damage, but they need more than that. They've had talented players come and go and are often not the least talented team in the division, they're just light on the team part. If they can get leadership in place on both side of the ball then potentially-toxic personalities like Suh could be brought in to contribute and kept productive.

Absent that, you're creating another Randy Moss situation for Oakland IMO... the losing continues and player(s) phone it in and collect their paycheck. They need to fix their leadership issues they've had at all levels of the organization since the departure of Gruden more or less. In recent memory Hugh Jackson was their best bet IMO. Now with Carr they have an opportunity to get a coach who wants to mold a promising rookie into a star and build a team around him. A coveted asset in this league, and a valuable tool to getting a quality coach. The rest has to be rebuilt around the pieces that are going to last.

Managing to eek out a couple of wins this season and managing to lose the 1st overall pick could probably be seen as another way for the franchise to 'lose' this season :p
 
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I haven't been keeping up with this season like I normally would,but I think that the Jets,& not the Raiders are the worst team in the NFL,& I would not be surprised if the Raiders end up with a better record than them. Also Ndomukong Suh wants out of Detroit(go figure) & will become a free agent after this season. The Raiders should seriously go after him,because he is a throwback to the Raiders of old.
Thats a rumor ... I don't believe Suh has said anything to that extent.

NY Jets was mentioned earlier in the year and it was shot down as well.

Yes, he may leave, but he may well stay as well.
He still needs to Grow Up.
 
The Raiders are a move or two like that way from doing some damage, but they need more than that. They've had talented players come and go and are often not the least talented team in the division, they're just light on the team part. If they can get leadership in place on both side of the ball then potentially-toxic personalities like Suh could be brought in to contribute and kept productive.

Absent that, you're creating another Randy Moss situation for Oakland IMO... the losing continues and player(s) phone it in and collect their paycheck. They need to fix their leadership issues they've had at all levels of the organization since the departure of Gruden more or less. In recent memory Hugh Jackson was their best bet IMO. Now with Carr they have an opportunity to get a coach who wants to mold a promising rookie into a star and build a team around him. A coveted asset in this league, and a valuable tool to getting a quality coach. The rest has to be rebuilt around the pieces that are going to last.

Managing to eek out a couple of wins this season and managing to lose the 1st overall pick could probably be seen as another way for the franchise to 'lose' this season :p
I hate to keep harping on the Jets,but they are in the same boat. On another team & under another coach,Michael Vick,Eric Decker,& Percy Harvin would be dynamite(or more potent than they are on the Jets),but on the Jets & UNDER RYAN,they are just passengers in a clown car.
 
Speaking of FG attempts and remembering the controversy a few weeks ago when the umpire moved a Patriot defender off of the center on a late Jets FG attempt Rule 9-1-3a states "When Team A presents a punt, field-goal, or Try Kick formation, a Team B player, who is within one yard of the line of scrimmage, must have his entire body outside the snapper’s shoulder pads at the snap." Maybe they should amend the rule to say "outside or over the snapper's pads". :)
 
Listening on the radio. Lions will head back to London next season to face the Chiefs on Nov. 1st 2015. Looks like it will be the same 9 am start time.

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