2017 NFL Season

[LiveCoug]

yes. no reason to blow that dead

He was tackled and fumbled.

[old_gregg]

Lol. No.

yes. no reason to blow that dead

[Donuthole]

sorensen should have had the two pts

Lol. No.

[old_gregg]

sorensen should have had the two pts

[Northwestcoug]

Yet another choke job for the Chiefs.
Happy for Mariota.

[Donuthole]

Love seeing this in the scoring summary:

"Marcus Mariota Pass From Marcus Mariota for 6 Yrds Ryan Succop Made Ex. Pt
15 plays, 91 yards, 8:29"

With the win, that instantly becomes one of the great playoff plays of all time.

Lol. Stupid Chefs.

[LiveCoug]

Love seeing this in the scoring summary:

"Marcus Mariota Pass From Marcus Mariota for 6 Yrds Ryan Succop Made Ex. Pt
15 plays, 91 yards, 8:29"

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Yep.
I hope it's not true. I know the Garappolo trade mortgages the future, and the only way to view it as this is the 'one last run' for the Pats. If it doesn't translate into a deep playoff run, the trade will be rightly viewed as a disaster.

Brady, Belichick, and Kraft are all exceptional at what they do. But if they break it up after this year, none of them will have the same success as they had when together.

It sounds like Belichick is still under contract, so he can't just go and coach the Giants if that's what he wants.

If the rumor is true regarding the NY Giants, I wonder if Belichick planted the story with ESPN to cause Kraft to want to be rid of Belichick. Kind of like George Costanza driving around Yankee Stadium's parking lot with the World Series trophies in tow.

[Northwestcoug]

Are you talking about the NY Daily News report about Belichick being interested in the Giants?

Clay Travis wrote about the ESPN story and thinks it came either directly from Belichick or someone very close to him (one of his sons possibly). The story makes Brady look like a kook and Kraft like a fool for not hanging onto Jimmy G. The Giants job isn't bad. They have Odell Beckham and Evan Engram, some pieces on defense and they can draft Darnold or Rosen.

Yep.
I hope it's not true. I know the Garappolo trade mortgages the future, and the only way to view it as this is the 'one last run' for the Pats. If it doesn't translate into a deep playoff run, the trade will be rightly viewed as a disaster.

Brady, Belichick, and Kraft are all exceptional at what they do. But if they break it up after this year, none of them will have the same success as they had when together.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Say it ain't so, Belichick....

Are you talking about the NY Daily News report about Belichick being interested in the Giants?

Clay Travis wrote about the ESPN story and thinks it came either directly from Belichick or someone very close to him (one of his sons possibly). The story makes Brady look like a kook and Kraft like a fool for not hanging onto Jimmy G. The Giants job isn't bad. They have Odell Beckham and Evan Engram, some pieces on defense and they can draft Darnold or Rosen.

[Northwestcoug]

Say it ain't so, Belichick....

[falafel]

I think he was traded to the Bucs

But what happened to all that steam after the trade?!

[Flystripper]

Yea, I didn’t get that either. He gets paid a 100M to go back to steam that he left? Weird.

I think he was traded to the Bucs...ah Donut already updated this tidbit

[falafel]

I have this sense (maybe it's wildly wrong) that we (people who grew up in Nevada) sing the state song an abnormal amount relative to other states. I still find myself singing it occasionally (certainly on the 31st of Oct).

As someone who didn't grow up here, I don't get that sense. In fact, I've been to several elementary chorus programs, and I have yet to hear a rendition of "Home Means Nevada." Conversely, I'm pretty sure I sang "Utah, We Love Thee" at every chorus concert in elementary school.

Third data point here.

I grew up in Utah, but did not know until this very second that there was a state song.

Conversely, my 11 year old daughter, who was born in Nevada, sings Home Means Nevada all the time.

[Donuthole]

I have this sense (maybe it's wildly wrong) that we (people who grew up in Nevada) sing the state song an abnormal amount relative to other states. I still find myself singing it occasionally (certainly on the 31st of Oct).

As someone who didn't grow up here, I don't get that sense. In fact, I've been to several elementary chorus programs, and I have yet to hear a rendition of "Home Means Nevada." Conversely, I'm pretty sure I sang "Utah, We Love Thee" at every chorus concert in elementary school.