NFL Thread

[wdoupis]

Since Garrett took that angle if I were Rudolph or the Steelers I'd reverse course and press charges.

[ajalves]

just from the video it looked like Rudolph grabbed garret's face mask first. then garret went postal

[shel311]

Since Garrett took that angle if I were Rudolph or the Steelers I'd reverse course and press charges.

If I'm innocent, fire up the assault and defamation charges.

I just think the argument ender is multiple Browns players coming out today and saying today was the first they've heard of the racial slur.

So not only did Garrett tell NONE of his teammates after the game this happened, but his teammates aren't just saying "no comment" in support of their guy. They're going the other way and saying, "Nah, he didn't say that to us."

[shel311]

just from the video it looked like Rudolph grabbed garret's face mask first. then garret went postal

That and Rudolph appeared to kick him in the junk.

[shel311]

NFL always has tons of mics that can pick up most anything on the field.

They didn't say they listened to them explicitly but they have come out and said they reviewed the allegation, and there was no evidence to support this.

This should stain Garrett's name probably even worse than the helmet hit.

[nick]

In an interview with The Athletic published Thursday, the Carolina Panthers’ star running back revealed that a voter once apologized for not giving him their vote. The reason why? The voter simply hadn’t seen enough of McCaffrey’s games — they were often asleep when Stanford’s games started.


these idiots vote for major awards. woof. and people wonder why i obsess over things like WAR that have no human bias.

[shel311]

In an interview with The Athletic published Thursday, the Carolina Panthers’ star running back revealed that a voter once apologized for not giving him their vote. The reason why? The voter simply hadn’t seen enough of McCaffrey’s games — they were often asleep when Stanford’s games started.


these idiots vote for major awards. woof. and people wonder why i obsess over things like WAR that have no human bias.

Dan LeBatard's Dad, yea Papi, has a Heisman vote.

[GeorgesGoons]

In an interview with The Athletic published Thursday, the Carolina Panthers’ star running back revealed that a voter once apologized for not giving him their vote. The reason why? The voter simply hadn’t seen enough of McCaffrey’s games — they were often asleep when Stanford’s games started.


these idiots vote for major awards. woof. and people wonder why i obsess over things like WAR that have no human bias.

Dan LeBatard's Dad, yea Papi, has a Heisman vote.

Serious?!? That's just dumb as hell

[GeorgesGoons]

saw this on facebook and thought it was pretty funny

[shel311]

Some Michael Thomas nuggets:

Including playoffs has had 188 receptions since his last drop. Week 7 2018.

Has as many 1st down catches as OBJ and Diggs this year combined

Averages more WR yards per game than the Eagles, Ravens, or Colts entire WR Corps

Brees to Thomas completion percentage 86%. Higher than the league average for screen passes.

Bridgewater QBR targeting Thomas is over 95, when targeting everyone else 54. That QBR difference is the QBR gap between Russell Wilson to Mitch Trubisky

[The_Niddler]

NFL always has tons of mics that can pick up most anything on the field.

They didn't say they listened to them explicitly but they have come out and said they reviewed the allegation, and there was no evidence to support this.

This should stain Garrett's name probably even worse than the helmet hit.

They said Linemen are always mic'd up, but it is not recorded or used for anything after a game.
I wonder if they will start recording it now just to have for a week at a time in case they need it going forward.

[ReignOnU]

NFL always has tons of mics that can pick up most anything on the field.

They didn't say they listened to them explicitly but they have come out and said they reviewed the allegation, and there was no evidence to support this.

This should stain Garrett's name probably even worse than the helmet hit.

They said Linemen are always mic'd up, but it is not recorded or used for anything after a game.
I wonder if they will start recording it now just to have for a week at a time in case they need it going forward.

NFL claimed they didn't have audio. Their input came from the head ref that came into the play as Myles was yanking Rudolph up by his helmet. I highly doubt that the audio just disappears. Beyond that, I'll be interested to see if Fox has something. The parabolic mics on the sideline can pickup all kinds of stuff.

[Seeitsaveit13]

NFL always has tons of mics that can pick up most anything on the field.

They didn't say they listened to them explicitly but they have come out and said they reviewed the allegation, and there was no evidence to support this.

This should stain Garrett's name probably even worse than the helmet hit.

They said Linemen are always mic'd up, but it is not recorded or used for anything after a game.
I wonder if they will start recording it now just to have for a week at a time in case they need it going forward.

It’s usually both guards or one guard and the center. They put the mics on the shoulder pads before the games.

That’s how you can hear the “Omaha!” And snap counts etc so well on TV.

Not sure what the broadcaster does in terms of recording it but the audio guy in the truck likely heard the whole thing live id assume.

[nick]

Browns fans swinging a steelers helmet at a Rudolph pinata.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1198652546421854208

cleveland is a cesspool

[Cnasty]

That’s amazing

[DRWebs]

Corey, Billy save a spot at the bar for me

[Cnasty]

Corey, Billy save a spot at the bar for me

I haven’t left all season. Come on down.

[DRWebs]

The QB play league wide surely has to be an all time low

[DRWebs]

Corey, better go check on Shel

[Cnasty]

Come on down Shel!