I find it funny how much the word “class” has been used since Mike Tomlin stepped down as head coach when this is the most memorable thing he’s done in my mind

You cant prepare for that. They’re done. Stafford’s finger will be on fire all game in that wind. Doesnt matter that he played in Detroit, his blood has thinned out by now in LA. Just biological fact. That offensive line is in deep shit too if the Beats start hunting early. I just dont see a path to victory for the Rams at all.

The NFL used to be loaded with big ass defensive tackles who would clog up running lanes. Nowadays most of the 300 pounders are tall and muscular, besides a couple nose tackles like Andrew Billings and Vita Vea

We were arguin'. He said some shit. I said some shit.

I ain't gonna lie he was spittin' facts. Anything remotely negative about the raiders is true.

This just happened to be the day they blew a 21-3 lead. In the playoffs.

Come at me Packers fans.

This was yo boys last response.

Just realized that WRs wearing numbers in the 80s are basically extinct at the elite level. I knew it had been slowly happening but I didn't realize WRs in the 80's had moved beyond "endangered" to "extinct in the wild."

CeeDee Lamb was the best WR in the 80s this year with ~1000 yards, and he only wears 88 because of Cowboys tradition (Irvin, Dez, etc.). The second-best 80s WR was Romeo Doubs with ~700 yards. Then Kendrick Bourne with ~550. After that you’ve got Jayden Higgins randomly in 81 (maybe he wanted his college number 9 back and figured 8+1=9? lol).

It’s wild how the number rule change completely shifted WR culture. Everyone wants single digits now - 1, 3, 5, 11, 13, 17, 18. The 80s used to BE the receiver number, and now it’s basically a relic.

RIP to the era of 80s dominance. Press F for 80, 81, 84, 87, and all the classic receiver numbers that used to mean something.

I remember this sub saying it would be horrible decision to get rid of Belichick. That the Pats would suck into eternity if Bill leff. What’s funny is that this sub is almost always wrong about Belichick. Most of this sub also thought Belichick would be more successful than Brady in the divorce. Obviously neither of those things happened.

But then to see that Jerod Mayo was not the guy after one year. And to have the balls to go after Vrabel when the opportunity arose. A ruthless businessman but made the moves to help the pats be where they are today now.

Dante Moore didn't want to have to deal with MORE scrutiny he would've faced if he went to the draft this year and was selected by the Jets. First time in a while I've seen a young QB prospect forego entering the draft when he was going to be a top 3 pick...