#15

Aye, i guess if his process is either make the throw whilst getting hit or go down, and not to side step (I’m thinking more Rodgers and roethlisberger esque side stepping and possibly rolling out rather than Kaep or cam running forwards), then that’s just what you get. I came across a bit strong, just something that’s struck me about Bradford over the last couple of years. Easy from a TV viewer’s seat, but just can’t help watching him and urging him to just step up literally one step to avoid sack/pressure and give himself plenty of time to make a couple of reads. But I don’t know what doing that would reduce from the rest of his game. And totally get that if the line was better things might be different (although i do think it’s a Bradford tendency).

#16

I like Sam Bradford. His career numbers stand up to scrutiny, despite him being in some poor situations in his career to date. I’m not sure Teddy is a huge upgrade on him.

He had terrible luck at the Rams.

His rookie season was extremely promising
He was banged up in his second year and the Rams lost so much talent due to injuries around him.
Solid to good 3rd year
Starts his fourth year in career best form. Tears ACL
Tears ACL again
Up and down season at Philly
Decent season at Minnesota, despite a terrible line, poor playcalling and a dearth of weapons and no training camp.

Career 90 TD’s / 54 Ints.

I like to see him given a chance at a stable outfit with some talent around him. He’s been on some pretty uninspiring offences.

#17

Rams sign Jeff Fisher to a two year extension to his contract! Fisher’s last winning season: 2008. Rams management obviously saw something they liked as they shipped 49 points last week.

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#18

The defending on that Blount run

#19

This is a brilliant, brilliant headline http://www.sbnation.com/2016/12/4/13834550/dorial-green-beckham-kanye-west-yeezy-cleats-charity-eagles-nfl

#20

Green bay giving us a glimpse of possible snow games to come :snowflake:

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#21

first completion in Chicago, 20 minutes in, ruled out for an ineligible man downfield. shower

#22

Fake punt by the chiefs :smiley:

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#24

Aah the falcons are making yards for fun.
They got this

#27

:smiley: maybe I spoke to soon.
Bad call going for it on the 4th imo

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#30

Ah fuck’s sake, my ex-flatmates have finally realised I’ve been on their sky account for the last year! back to dodgy streams for me!

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#34

Now it’s all on your Defence man

#35

Bahahaha oh gawd

#37

Shit man,sorry for spoilers

#40

The Chiefs, huh. Can’t see them making a tonne of headway in the playoffs*, but always amazes me how underrated they are, just because they’re (some would say boringly) solid but not overly explosive.

*Don’t really know why, other than precedence. You’d think they were set up for post-season success (great D, few turnovers, good running game), but they seem to get severely outclassed.

#44

Quite enjoining this Raiders team, would be funny if they went the whole way and moved anyway

#45

First 40 minutes of Panthers Seahawks was about as entertaining a period of football as you could wish to see. Faded out after that, but still.

#47

If we get a Cowboys-Patriots Super Bowl this year… (shudders)

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#48

there isn’t a least evil option in that is there (can a superbowl end in a tie?)

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#49

So who’s your money on for the Superbowl at the moment? You can still get odds on 30 teams which goes to show… something. 1000-1 on Chicago doesn’t seem like a great investment though.

Pats and Cowboys are neck and neck in the betting, but Seahawks are my pick at the moment. 5-1 if you’re asking.