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[NFL] Thread: Denver Gets That Tall Pocket Passer They've Been Missing
I mean, I guess maybe lightning could strike through there. But the giant metal roof that is directly connected to the ground makes me think that is in the so unlikely lets just call it impossible realm.
No, you're right. There's really no way lightning strikes through there.
Unless it's ball lightning which is a phenomenon that no one understands and is fantastically rare so it's not really something you try to mitigate at all because it'd be only slightly less asinine than trying to plan for a unicorn teleporting onto the field with 30 seconds left in the 4th.
I mean unless LA built their tesla tower stadium without the ability to deal with lightning which would just be *chef's kiss" for LA.
I think dome rules go out the windowunenclosed side when LA builds one- but yeah it reminded me that the “roof” had other functions than protecting from inclement weather, a thing that is infrequent enough in LOS ANGELES that you wouldn’t give a shit
The Seattle Mariners do not have a dome, they have a retractable roof that they close when bad weather is expected
I do not know whether or not they delay games for lightning though
They’ve had a delay for rain.
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
I took a look at a top down view of the Dome, and they have grounded lightning rods, which probably connects to a lightning protection ring. And the reasoning, isn't to protect the people in the Dome (that is a nice benefit and it does protect them). It's to protect the equipment in the Dome. Millions of dollars of sensitive electronics, in a building that is guaranteed to be hit by lightning, it's a good idea to protect it. Also the protection doesn't cost a lot of money. It's expensive, but with a Billion dollar building, it's going to be less than a million dollar item. If phased correctly, because they should already be doing proper grounding, so the extra grounding required isn't a huge (relative) added cost.
Also it's why when lightning strikes do happen in stadiums. It's in old stadiums, but open stadiums use lightning protection, college stadiums have lightning protection. High schools sit the away teams family on metal bleachers.
Apparently Urban Meyer is a hypocritical douchebag? I’m so surprised. I never saw this coming at all. Nothing in his past history would have possibly indicated these character traits.
Apparently Urban Meyer is a hypocritical douchebag? I’m so surprised. I never saw this coming at all. Nothing in his past history would have possibly indicated these character traits.
I think we all predicted disaster for Urban Meyer in Jacksonville but I didn't quite foresee this level of self-sabotage. I just figured he'd suck as an NFL coach and act like a big baby in press conferences. I didn't have "Ditches his team after a Thursday loss to get caught on video dry humping and fingering the crack of a 20-year-old at his weird-ass* steakhouse" on my bingo card but maybe some of you did.
*I know many iconic football coaches (Shula, Lombardi, etc) open steakhouses but Meyer's apparently has a dancefloor with a disco light?
SixCaches Tweets in the mainframe cyberhexRegistered Userregular
- Doesn’t fly back with the team after the game
- Stays in Ohio to party
- Gets filmed grinding with a young woman at a bar and sticking his hand up her butt
- Cancels Monday’s team meeting where he was supposed to address it and instead talks to position groups individually
- Players reporting that they burst out laughing after he left the room
- Owner makes a statement today that he’s lost the respect of the organization and has to earn it back
He’s doing great.
can you feel the struggle within?
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admanbunionize your workplaceSeattle, WARegistered Userregular
- Cancels Monday’s team meeting where he was supposed to address it and instead talks to position groups individually
Something about this line in particular just has the strongest college-football-coach energy. If you told me he spun his chair around and sat on it youth-pastor style I wouldn't be surprised.
Of course, the rest of it has even stronger college-football-coach energy since college football coaches are massive scumbags.
Well, prior:
•Hired a strength coach that was JUST fired for being a racist bully shit head, claimed he properly vetted the hire and stuck with it, fired the dude the next day and gave some “accountability/core values” whatever bullshit reason
•Gave a limited tryout spot to an undeserving, white 34 year old who had never played the position he was trying out for before
And of course the off field shit for all his Florida players and the failure to protect Courtney Smith and subsequent coverups of it at OSU
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SixCaches Tweets in the mainframe cyberhexRegistered Userregular
Yes but all the real smoke and fire this week has stemmed from him checking out a different tight end.
I’ve got a Tim Kight Personal Excellence workbook from back when my employer paid him to teach it to doofus managers like me, I need to dig it out and see if I can find a section on overcoming torching one’s credibility in the most glaringly obvious and avoidable ways
Edit: “most people miss opportunity because it’s dressed in overalls and looks like work” oh yeah that’s the pablum, that’s the stuff!
ButtersA glass of some milksRegistered Userregular
A quick reminder that since Shahid Kahn took control of the Jaguars (in 2012) they have had a single winning season (10-6 in 2017) and have an overall record of 39-109.
A quick reminder that since Shahid Kahn took control of the Jaguars (in 2012) they have had a single winning season (10-6 in 2017) and have an overall record of 39-109.
honestly it makes you feel like we may've been too hard on the Browns
Yes but all the real smoke and fire this week has stemmed from him checking out a different tight end.
The best part of this is that even though it's the inciting incident nobody in that building actually cares about the infidelity. This is all because the team is Bad Bad and he's tried to handle this like the team is dumb children.
A quick reminder that since Shahid Kahn took control of the Jaguars (in 2012) they have had a single winning season (10-6 in 2017) and have an overall record of 39-109.
Bring back Bortles!
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SixCaches Tweets in the mainframe cyberhexRegistered Userregular
I can't believe the NFL is still policing lap dances in 2021. Can't he just be terrible at his job?
The NFL isn’t involved, it’s all about him yelling at his players about character and hard work and then being caught on video with his finger in some rando’s butt crack. It IS about him being terrible at his job.
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admanbunionize your workplaceSeattle, WARegistered Userregular
Yes but all the real smoke and fire this week has stemmed from him checking out a different tight end.
The best part of this is that even though it's the inciting incident nobody in that building actually cares about the infidelity. This is all because the team is Bad Bad and he's tried to handle this like the team is dumb children.
A lot of the college culture nonsense is predicated on pulling kids from their relatively small home life and right into your bubble of bullshit
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I can't believe the NFL is still policing lap dances in 2021. Can't he just be terrible at his job?
He's also a right wing moralizing blowhard, so it's hilarious.
The idea that your vote is a moral statement about you or who you vote for is some backwards ass libertarian nonsense. Your vote is about society. Vote to protect the vulnerable.
I can't believe the NFL is still policing lap dances in 2021. Can't he just be terrible at his job?
The NFL isn't policing anything. His owner is, which is totally appropriate if he thinks that skipping the team flight home from a game to go party is indicative of a head coach maybe not being suited to the job.
Speaking of Jacksonville I kind of want the team to move to Chicago and take over Soldier Field because I think it would be hilarious for Chicago to have two football teams that suck and also it would mean they’re no longer stuck with those butt-ugly statues of Jerry Richardson that they were contractually obligated to keep at the Jax stadium.
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Speaking of Jacksonville I kind of want the team to move to Chicago and take over Soldier Field because I think it would be hilarious for Chicago to have two football teams that suck and also it would mean they’re no longer stuck with those butt-ugly statues of Jerry Richardson that they were contractually obligated to keep at the Jax stadium.
Richardson was North Carolina
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There is some question about why a dome isn't a fully enclosed building. Ask the Seattle Mariners.
Ventilation. If it’s fully enclosed you need to move air through and out the building. If it’s not you do not(as much)
Also it’s entirely unnecessary to delay for lightning. Lightning isnt going to come through the sides of the building any more than it’s going to come through a window.
The Seattle Mariners do not have a dome, they have a retractable roof that they close when bad weather is expected
I do not know whether or not they delay games for lightning though
They’ve had a delay for rain.
They delay until they can close the roof. Roof policy is to not close unless it’s clear it’s necessary so if the rain starts during the game it’s possible to have a small delay
There has been one actual delay because the roof failed to close during a significant downpour. So you know. Roofs work when the roof works
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ButtersA glass of some milksRegistered Userregular
There is no way they move to Chicago. Kahn and the NFL want the team in London but that will never work so they'll probably settle for whoever is dumb enough to fund a stadium.
There is some question about why a dome isn't a fully enclosed building. Ask the Seattle Mariners.
Ventilation. If it’s fully enclosed you need to move air through and out the building. If it’s not you do not(as much)
Also it’s entirely unnecessary to delay for lightning. Lightning isnt going to come through the sides of the building any more than it’s going to come through a window.
The Seattle Mariners do not have a dome, they have a retractable roof that they close when bad weather is expected
I do not know whether or not they delay games for lightning though
They’ve had a delay for rain.
They delay until they can close the roof. Roof policy is to not close unless it’s clear it’s necessary so if the rain starts during the game it’s possible to have a small delay
There has been one actual delay because the roof failed to close during a significant downpour. So you know. Roofs work when the roof works
If you can’t see what’s funny about a stadium with a roof having a rain delay then I don’t know what to tell you. It’s very on brand for the Mariners.
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No, you're right. There's really no way lightning strikes through there.
Unless it's ball lightning which is a phenomenon that no one understands and is fantastically rare so it's not really something you try to mitigate at all because it'd be only slightly less asinine than trying to plan for a unicorn teleporting onto the field with 30 seconds left in the 4th.
I mean unless LA built their tesla tower stadium without the ability to deal with lightning which would just be *chef's kiss" for LA.
I do not know whether or not they delay games for lightning though
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
They’ve had a delay for rain.
Also it's why when lightning strikes do happen in stadiums. It's in old stadiums, but open stadiums use lightning protection, college stadiums have lightning protection. High schools sit the away teams family on metal bleachers.
I think we all predicted disaster for Urban Meyer in Jacksonville but I didn't quite foresee this level of self-sabotage. I just figured he'd suck as an NFL coach and act like a big baby in press conferences. I didn't have "Ditches his team after a Thursday loss to get caught on video dry humping and fingering the crack of a 20-year-old at his weird-ass* steakhouse" on my bingo card but maybe some of you did.
*I know many iconic football coaches (Shula, Lombardi, etc) open steakhouses but Meyer's apparently has a dancefloor with a disco light?
- Stays in Ohio to party
- Gets filmed grinding with a young woman at a bar and sticking his hand up her butt
- Cancels Monday’s team meeting where he was supposed to address it and instead talks to position groups individually
- Players reporting that they burst out laughing after he left the room
- Owner makes a statement today that he’s lost the respect of the organization and has to earn it back
He’s doing great.
Something about this line in particular just has the strongest college-football-coach energy. If you told me he spun his chair around and sat on it youth-pastor style I wouldn't be surprised.
Of course, the rest of it has even stronger college-football-coach energy since college football coaches are massive scumbags.
•Hired a strength coach that was JUST fired for being a racist bully shit head, claimed he properly vetted the hire and stuck with it, fired the dude the next day and gave some “accountability/core values” whatever bullshit reason
•Gave a limited tryout spot to an undeserving, white 34 year old who had never played the position he was trying out for before
And of course the off field shit for all his Florida players and the failure to protect Courtney Smith and subsequent coverups of it at OSU
Edit: “most people miss opportunity because it’s dressed in overalls and looks like work” oh yeah that’s the pablum, that’s the stuff!
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honestly it makes you feel like we may've been too hard on the Browns
Isn’t there a Premier League team too
The best part of this is that even though it's the inciting incident nobody in that building actually cares about the infidelity. This is all because the team is Bad Bad and he's tried to handle this like the team is dumb children.
Bring back Bortles!
The NFL isn’t involved, it’s all about him yelling at his players about character and hard work and then being caught on video with his finger in some rando’s butt crack. It IS about him being terrible at his job.
abandoning your team to creep on 20-year-old women in your home territory is being terrible at his job
also it's just fuckin' gross.
A lot of the college culture nonsense is predicated on pulling kids from their relatively small home life and right into your bubble of bullshit
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Maybe they can get Hue Jackson to take over for Meyer?
No?
Rob Chudzinski is available I think…
He's also a right wing moralizing blowhard, so it's hilarious.
I doubt they will, though
that's why we call it the struggle, you're supposed to sweat
The NFL isn't policing anything. His owner is, which is totally appropriate if he thinks that skipping the team flight home from a game to go party is indicative of a head coach maybe not being suited to the job.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Richardson was North Carolina
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Ventilation. If it’s fully enclosed you need to move air through and out the building. If it’s not you do not(as much)
Also it’s entirely unnecessary to delay for lightning. Lightning isnt going to come through the sides of the building any more than it’s going to come through a window.
They delay until they can close the roof. Roof policy is to not close unless it’s clear it’s necessary so if the rain starts during the game it’s possible to have a small delay
There has been one actual delay because the roof failed to close during a significant downpour. So you know. Roofs work when the roof works
Do not engage the Watermelons.
If you can’t see what’s funny about a stadium with a roof having a rain delay then I don’t know what to tell you. It’s very on brand for the Mariners.