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2022-2023 NFL Thread
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Looks like Russell Wilson is getting skewered mightaly because first there was a tweet and then I think an interview where he stated that while everyone else was sleeping on the plane, he spent hours watching film, then spent 4 hours working out.
Ex-players like on ESPN and Pat McAfee are just lighting him up on that. Seriously though, I have to believe with him saying that he's dedicated while everyone else is sleeping is going to drive a wedge between him and the rest of the players.
Ex-players like on ESPN and Pat McAfee are just lighting him up on that. Seriously though, I have to believe with him saying that he's dedicated while everyone else is sleeping is going to drive a wedge between him and the rest of the players.
Good grief, the Broncos don't need anymore issues to deal with. If true, this was really dumb move by Wilson.
Oh man, just a really stupid move by Wilson. The last thing the Broncos need right now.
Just saw the highlights of the Bucs loss on TNF to the Ravens. Defense unable to get a stop, individuals not making tackles against runners, the offense not being able to get touchdowns, and that was with Evans, Godwin and Julio Jones. Bucs now 3-5 and not looking like a play-off team.
What happened, hadn't that a stout defense the prior few years?
He's a shell of his former self. I don't know why people thought he's all of sudden return back to his prime coming to the Bucs.
I was telling a friend that I having Bowles as the HC was a huge mistake. There's no replacing Ariens, and Bowles tenure at the Jets was telling. Just as McDaniels with the Raiders is not all that surprising, given how he last performed as a HC. I guess both of them failed to take away any head coach pixie dust from Belichik and Ariens when they were sitting at the feat of their respective masters.
Report: Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen divorce to become official today
She adored him and was always there - This is all on him. He traded one (two?) more years where he literally has nothing to gain and instead lost the love of wife and sacrificed his family. What a fool
She adored him and was always there - This is all on him. He traded one (two?) more years where he literally has nothing to gain and instead lost the love of wife and sacrificed his family. What a fool
If this is true, I've lost all respect for the man.😩 This was a guy I held in the highest esteem--a class act--even when he was with the much hated Patriots.
I'm a family man first and foremost. My favorite movie quote of all time...
Same, yesterday news was making the rounds that Gisele made the ultimatum of retire now or I'm walking - well I guess he chose to be with a 3 - 5 time then a super model who adored him.
If this is true, I've lost all respect for the man.😩 This was a guy I held in the highest esteem--a class act--even when he was with the much hated Patriots.
I'm a family man first and foremost. My favorite movie quote of all time...
Maybe because I'm a niner fan and I'm biased, but late term Brady, Ego, having to win at all costs, still playing even though he has nothing to prove, is making me go back to thinking Montana is the best QB to ever play, despite the Super Bowl wins. There's more to on field performance for me. It's how they carry themselves as people, and Brady is proof that the law of diminishing returns is a very real thing. I really haven't followed the soap opera that is his marriage, but based on that and his entire attitude on the field lately, he's basically now just in the way.
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I hope 3-5 was worth it.
Brady is addicted to competing and it cost him his family.
Brady is addicted to competing and it cost him his family.
Was he any different when he wanted to hang on and left for KC for a couple of years? True this past year's soap opera was distracting and he should have stayed retired but I don't think he's any different. Remember Favre who waffled on retirement what felt like a decade?
It’s sad. Sometimes people can have so much trouble in letting go that they don’t realise what is truly important. But I always thought Brady would be more elegant in his departure.
Some interesting results, the Seahawks over the Giants, I was kinda expecting the Giants to extend their winning streak. The Niners over the Rams, thought the Rams could take the win at home. The Dolphins over the Lions was not unexpected but a good comeback win.
The Seahawks were expected to be one of the worst teams in the league. But no one told Seattle - or Geno.
In all honesty, I cannot believe how bad the raiders are this year.
The raiders were 10-7 last year, second place in the division, the qualified for the wild card
2022 record? 2 - 5 so far. They upgraded their receiving corps with Devante Adams, who I think REALLY regrets leaving GB.
I don't know about that. Devante is great, but even he needs help. GB has zero receivers. And I'm not sure Rodgers is still at the top of his game. He seems like just a game manager now.
I was not expecting Cleveland to win, the talking heads last night were falling over themselves at how great Burrow is, and while the Bengals failed to get a quick start to the season they've hit their stride - they may have but the browns punched them in the nose.