I this where I go to talk about how boring this game was and how much Maroon 5 sucks and how the Sponge Bob fake out was mean to the people who care about Sponge Bob
I this where I go to talk about how boring this game was and how much Maroon 5 sucks and how the Sponge Bob fake out was mean to the people who care about Sponge Bob
The spongebob thing was super confusing to me, until a news site said it was a callout to the creator of the show who died recently, and the episode was specifically one where they did a marching band performing at the super bowl?
I this where I go to talk about how boring this game was and how much Maroon 5 sucks and how the Sponge Bob fake out was mean to the people who care about Sponge Bob
The spongebob thing was super confusing to me, until a news site said it was a callout to the creator of the show who died recently, and the episode was specifically one where they did a marching band performing at the super bowl?
Yes, exactly, only everybody wanted them do actually do the song, not just have a ten second clip introduce a rapper
I this where I go to talk about how boring this game was and how much Maroon 5 sucks and how the Sponge Bob fake out was mean to the people who care about Sponge Bob
The spongebob thing was super confusing to me, until a news site said it was a callout to the creator of the show who died recently, and the episode was specifically one where they did a marching band performing at the super bowl?
Yeah, theres an episode where they play the Superbowl without knowing what it is, and after the creator died this past year a huge petition was started to get them to play it.
The thing is, they released stuff about practicing it, and having a marching band to play it and even a few pictures of Adam Levine with a Sponge Bob costumed guy so everyone thought they were going to play it...instead they did a 4 second clip from the episode which didn't fit in with the show at all.
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I still don't understand why McVay didn't give the ball to Gurley more. Goff was shaken, that was obvious. Gurley looked solid the few times he touched it.
I still don't understand why McVay didn't give the ball to Gurley more. Goff was shaken, that was obvious. Gurley looked solid the few times he touched it.
Offensive super genius.
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I still don't understand why McVay didn't give the ball to Gurley more. Goff was shaken, that was obvious. Gurley looked solid the few times he touched it.
The prevailing theory has been that we will be hearing about a scheduled knee surgery any day now. It was apparently held together by fairy wings and unicorn farts since the tail end of the regular season.
I still don't understand why McVay didn't give the ball to Gurley more. Goff was shaken, that was obvious. Gurley looked solid the few times he touched it.
The prevailing theory has been that we will be hearing about a scheduled knee surgery any day now. It was apparently held together by fairy wings and unicorn farts since the tail end of the regular season.
They’ve ruled that out. At least there’s no clear diagnosis of injury.
I believe it's a/the strength & conditioning coach, and that's his role on gameday. I remember seeing a story before the game that he had surgery or something and wasn't at the Super Bowl, so maybe that's why the Rams lost.
I get where Drew is coming from because a lot of good things happened this season. A new class of competent young quarterbacks is rising which is a good decade overdue, the Browns may finally be turning things around which is about three decades overdue, and I feel like good running backs are starting to matter again after years of having a short shelf life. The league is still fucked up when it comes to officiating and handling scandals (particularly of the domestic violence variety) but this season had some pretty exciting moments that I feel like last season simply didn't have.
The league still needs to figure out why it's completely owned by the Patriots in the playoffs but if you still love the NFL, these young upstart quarterbacks are going to give you plenty of decent games to watch going forward.
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Christian Hackenberg will get 3 games/chances at having more TD passes than at least one Super Bowl QB in the month of February 2019
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Next week, innit?
Let’s find some crazy billionaire and get them to arrange a Saints/Chiefs game for next weekend.
my Atlanta Legends are on pace to play my San Diego Fleet in the Biggest Game week 2
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Is that Kellen Moore as in the kid that broke all kinds of records at Boise?
Seems really young to be an OC
Didn’t you hear the league was mcvay’d
The spongebob thing was super confusing to me, until a news site said it was a callout to the creator of the show who died recently, and the episode was specifically one where they did a marching band performing at the super bowl?
a+ job there new orleans
Yes, exactly, only everybody wanted them do actually do the song, not just have a ten second clip introduce a rapper
Just have a normal half time so folks can pee, get a hot dog, and go back to their seats.
Yeah, theres an episode where they play the Superbowl without knowing what it is, and after the creator died this past year a huge petition was started to get them to play it.
The thing is, they released stuff about practicing it, and having a marching band to play it and even a few pictures of Adam Levine with a Sponge Bob costumed guy so everyone thought they were going to play it...instead they did a 4 second clip from the episode which didn't fit in with the show at all.
I love him
Julian Edelman is the first offensive player to win the MVP without scoring a TD since Fred Biletnikoff in 1977.
The only other time it's happened was Joe Namath in SB3
Alabama QBs have never been able to throw :rotate:
Hekker won the starting job and Allen ended up transferring to La Tech in 2010, so I guess the Pats win last night was Allen's sweet, sweet revenge.
Thank God Drew is back
It wasn't, Drew. It wasn't.
Offensive super genius.
The prevailing theory has been that we will be hearing about a scheduled knee surgery any day now. It was apparently held together by fairy wings and unicorn farts since the tail end of the regular season.
They’ve ruled that out. At least there’s no clear diagnosis of injury.
Maybe it’s the Markelle Fultz situation...
and then the Patriots had to deflate radio and practice signals or whatever
at least I know the Rams and Patriots special team players very good now
It always looks so uncomfortable when those guys have a full bushy beard stuffed under their chin straps.
Hockey it looks cool, silly and uncomfortable at the same time
this season was fucking AWFUL
I get where Drew is coming from because a lot of good things happened this season. A new class of competent young quarterbacks is rising which is a good decade overdue, the Browns may finally be turning things around which is about three decades overdue, and I feel like good running backs are starting to matter again after years of having a short shelf life. The league is still fucked up when it comes to officiating and handling scandals (particularly of the domestic violence variety) but this season had some pretty exciting moments that I feel like last season simply didn't have.
The league still needs to figure out why it's completely owned by the Patriots in the playoffs but if you still love the NFL, these young upstart quarterbacks are going to give you plenty of decent games to watch going forward.