The Week 15 Game Thread
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Memo to the Rams; keep those outstanding dark blue and white helmets.
Shitcan the rest of that get up.
Memo to Seattle; no comment on that hot mess your team is wearing.
The jerseys with their normal blue pants and normal shoes would probably look pretty good. Which means we'll never see it.
Good one. Looks like a picture from the very first days of color TV when the picture color kept drifting from pink to green and back.
Just turned it... holy lord.
There's got to be a feed somewhere on the internet where someone is using the green screen to superimpose hilarious things onto the Seahawks players, right? This must exist
There's got to be a feed somewhere on the internet where someone is using the green screen to superimpose hilarious things onto the Seahawks players, right? This must exist
Why the hell would they give up on their #1 overall draft pick after one year and give up the best defensive player in the game for late in the round picks and a QB with 2 1/2 games in his pocket.
Unless you were being sarcastic. To which I apologize. And I hope. I hope you were being sarcastic.
Sure, they loved playing for a "country club" team where not working as hard as you should in practice and then not succeeding on the field had no repercussions. It was a five year long stretch with a substitute teacher.
Help me out - I still don't understand when the clock stops. Why didn't it stop on Gurley's run out of bounds?
That made no sense to me either. It's not like he was being driven back when he went out of bounds.
I watched a few minutes of the NFL network before the game and Mariucci was making excuses for Jeff Fisher's incompetence in general and his complete inability to prepare any kind of offense in particular. About the latter he said that it wasn't fair to be too harsh on Fisher because his teams had had three different offensive coordinators in his failed five years. How does the head coach avoid any responsibility for no continuity on offense? Were the coordinators all forced on him against his will and from completely different systems?
Just looked rule up - my bad. It's 2 mins in first half, 5 mins in second half.
"The clock is stopped when that player is tackled or goes out of bounds. However, in the NFL the clock runs when a player goes out of bounds unless it's the final two minutes of the first half or final five minutes of the second half."
"The clock is stopped when that player is tackled or goes out of bounds. However, in the NFL the clock runs when a player goes out of bounds unless it's the final two minutes of the first half or final five minutes of the second half."
The clock always stops on out of bounds, and it did there.
The question is whether it starts back up on ready to play. It did there, like it was supposed to (over 2:00 in the second quarter, over 5:00 in the fourth).
Edit: sorry, was typing while you were posting
Stop making suggestions which make perfect sense, the league is having none of it.
These unis represent one of the things I hate most about the NFL: everything is a cheap marketing ploy to generate "excitement" where there isn't, never has been and never will be any.
You are on the 1 with 4 downs, why are you passing? Did you learn nothing from the Pats game or hell the SB?
I can't fucking take it anymore. You get one play every five fucking minutes. It's excruciating. I don't care if he was in or out. Or if Graham was out. Make a fucking call and play the game.
McDaniels and Jimmy G plus the #32 overall to LA.
Weapon Punter and Rams 1st rounder to NE.
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Weapon Punter and Rams 1st rounder to NE.
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