2014 NFL Gameday Thread

[jonathanlambert33]

Good god. And people probably wondered why I was so upset after the game.

Play 54M or whatever for Byrd then completely take him out the game.

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Here's the Falcons 2nd snap of the game:

 

[bosoxlover12]

He's fine in the 2nd pic, but the first one he's legitimately 10 yards too back

 

[jonathanlambert33]

He's 20 yards off the line in the second pic, that's way to far off on 2nd and 10.

 

[Big Bid'Ness]

 

Cleveland Browns Auctioning off All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Dinner with O-Line

Gene J. Puskar/Associated Press




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Are you an NFL fan? Have you ever wanted to gorge yourself like it’s your professional responsibility to do so? 
If so, step right up and place your bid on a chance to dine with the Cleveland Browns offensive line this fall. 
Busted Coverage’s Joe Kinsey brings news of a number of online auctions the team is holding to benefit the Browns Foundation.
One of the main items on sale? An all-you-can-devour buffet experience with the Cleveland offensive line. 
According to BiddingForGood.com, the auction’s winner and three friends will join the team’s big-boy blockers for an afternoon of unbridled eating at the Browns' training facility. 
The auction description lays out the particulars and players involved: "You and three guests will eat like the players do. Guests will join Pro Bowl center Alex Mack and members of the Browns offensive line, including Mitchell Schwartz, Joel Bitonio and John Greco, for a buffet at the Browns Berea Training Facility."
The Browns claim that the players involved are subject to change (so you can hold out hope that Johnny Manziel stops by to give you a noogie), but it’ll likely be a feast among the trench warriors.
I, for one, am tantalized by this prospect. After reading up on the aggressive diets linemen develop in order to maintain weight—it’s an uphill battle for some—I’m intrigued to see the damage a pack of giant, professional man-throwers can wreak on a pasta bar. 
As of this writing, the current bid sits at $500—a price that will likely balloon by the auction’s 1 p.m. ET cut-off on Wednesday afternoon.
Worry not if you miss out on the buffet, as the offer is just one of several player-fan interactions the Browns are auctioning off as part of their Cleveland Browns Foundation first-annual Radiothon. 
The Plain Dealer's Patrick O'Donnell reports that the Browns Foundation hopes to raise $100,000 for at-risk youths in the Cleveland area. Foundation vice president Renee Harvey told O'Donnell the organization is excited to see what results the new fundraising approach will yield.
"The radiothon really serves as our first new fundraising tool," Harvey said. "The more we raise, the more we can give back to the community."

The Cleveland Browns Foundation Radiothon has officially kicked off! Bid NOW: https://t.co/25QQkfDKRy pic.twitter.com/skntyU6ZxG
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) September 9, 2014

Other auctions include chances to attend a movie with tight end Jordan Cameron, play catch with quarterback Brian Hoyer and watch a Monday Night Football game with safety Donte Whitner. 
So, if you’re a Browns fan and you’re hungry for food and/or quality time with the team, go ahead and throw your wallet at your computer screen—because you can’t put a price on a pro football buffet.
 

 
Hop on the opportunity, Dan.

 

[elcheato]

If I had the money I would so be in

 

[Mobruler]

Do I dare start Carson Palmer against that circus of a Giants defense over Aaron Rodgers vs. Jets?

 

[TTN2810]

Griffin scrambled his way into pressure multiple times, but let's not act like avoiding that kind of pressure was as simple as stepping up into the pocket. As a qb, you'd like to have enough faith in your offensive line to not expect a pass rusher to be in your front pocket as soon as you finish your dropback, but not many QBs have the displeasure of Polumbus "protecting" them.

Pocket awareness is a work in progress, but otherwise, Griffin had a pretty good game. It's tough to put points on the board when you turn the ball over inside the ten twice, and completely shit the bed on special teams.

You have a pretty clear agenda against rg3 though, so I'll take it with a grain of salt.

Again I didn't watch the game, but in the extended highlights I saw multiple times where he got hit he easily could have stepped up in the pocket with lots of room.
 
The turnovers yes, I agree with you.
 
If he plays well, I'll give him the credit. I just haven't seen it since his rookie year.

 

[WHO-DEY-BENGALS_18]

Do I dare start Carson Palmer against that circus of a Giants defense over Aaron Rodgers vs. Jets?

 
I'd still start Rodgers, but that's my opinion. I don't view the Jets as that great of a defense, yeah definitely better than the Giants but I don't know, I'd have a hard time benching Rodgers if it were me. The matchup favors Palmer more but I still would trust Rodgers more. In Green Bay, needing a bounce back win. Yeah, I think he's gonna have a big game. 

 

[TTN2810]

Rodgers, man.

 

[footballplaya52]

i dont trust palmer against a team of hobos

 

[Hurricane Season]

Luckily, he's only playing the Giants.

 

[RipCity32]

Corey Hilliard to the IR with a foot injury. Dude finished the game with the injury though I believe lol
 
Another tough loss though. 

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Lol at ESPN showing two players responding to questions about Goodell, both were Saints. Really agreed with what they had to say though, especially Strief.

 

[Fuhgeddaboudit]

anyway they could impeach him or something? I mean, even the players are starting to say shit

 

[Hurricane Season]

I imagine it'd have to be up to the owners to get rid of Goodell.  That'd probably be pretty tough to do though, considering how profitable the league has been.  The owners don't give a shit about anything but the bottom line, and as shitty as Goodell has been, he's done nothing to hurt the bottom line.

 

[jonathanlambert33]

I think it's 24/32 owners would have to vote against him.

Anyone following this investigation now? What a load of shit. Goodell appointed his own guy to run the investigation and he is backed by two owners that are Goodell supporters, and the particular law firm used to employ two other NFL owners.

 

[bosoxlover12]

I think it's 24/32 owners would have to vote against him.

Anyone following this investigation now? What a load of shit. Goodell appointed his own guy to run the investigation and he is backed by two owners that are Goodell supporters, and the particular law firm used to employ two other NFL owners.

They aren't going to do a poor investigation
 
If they purposely don't find anything, they would all lose their jobs, via a court of law. They wouldn't ever risk that

 

[Fuhgeddaboudit]

Seems like the hole Goodell would bury himself into though @bosox

 

[bosoxlover12]

It's a lot better to be fired than to run an illegal practice and be jailed from it