I love watching this dude, his patience in letting his oline set up his blocks + his moves when he gets to the 2nd level is 
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I love watching this dude, his patience in letting his oline set up his blocks + his moves when he gets to the 2nd level is 
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Blount has really been more impactful.
Geno smith is cursed.
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Facts. When them dudes were struggling to put 6 on the board early I knew it was a wrap. Called it early.
Falcons...and so it begins...
New England might as well get ready to host the afc championship game
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Bills are the Bills until further notice
Cowboys might actually be the best team in the NFL at the moment
Jeff Fisher
Good to that the Raiders are finally back to being a good franchise
Dolphins need to make those throwbacks permanent, classics are vogue so why not
Cowboys might actually be the best team in the NFL at the moment
Jeff Fisher
Good to that the Raiders are finally back to being a good franchise
Dolphins need to make those throwbacks permanent, classics are vogue so why not
Th3G3ntleman
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What would Matt Ryans career look like without Julio Jones. Damn shame how much this cac has gotten paid. He is extremely unimpressive.
Hindsight is what it is, but I've even saying this since the big 3 (Stafford/Suh/Megatron) were still together.
The biggest regret the Lions may end up having is not trading Calvin for picks before 2015. During that stretch in 2014, Stafford showed that he played more productively without him on the field, and if we'd had a chance to keep that pass-rush together, who knows where this team would be now.
Now you've got Stafford playing at a level that could get him into the MVP conversation if the Lions were to somehow steal the division, but nothing to show for Suh & Calvin walking.
The biggest regret the Lions may end up having is not trading Calvin for picks before 2015. During that stretch in 2014, Stafford showed that he played more productively without him on the field, and if we'd had a chance to keep that pass-rush together, who knows where this team would be now.
Now you've got Stafford playing at a level that could get him into the MVP conversation if the Lions were to somehow steal the division, but nothing to show for Suh & Calvin walking.
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Hindsight is what it is, but I've even saying this since the big 3 (Stafford/Suh/Megatron) were still together.
The biggest regret the Lions may end up having is not trading Calvin for picks before 2015. During that stretch in 2014, Stafford showed that he played more productively without him on the field, and if we'd had a chance to keep that pass-rush together, who knows where this team would be now.
Now you've got Stafford playing at a level that could get him into the MVP conversation if the Lions were to somehow steal the division, but nothing to show for Suh & Calvin walking.
Good insight.
Someone deserves to be fired for how the Bills handled McCoy this week
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Am i crazy for thinking Legarrette Blount is one of the best RB's in the league 