BlueInCanada

Celeveland has it pretty bad so far, both QBs are down for the count, probably couting on a jouryman for most of the season. WR in round one has a broken hand. Oh and they are the Browns. Despite being 3-0 the Pats have had a roung start and will probably end up going 16-0 again as a "Fuck you" to Goodells witch hunt. No Gronk, No Brady, No Grapapopapapalow, now their thrid string QB has a fucked up throwing thumb and they will have a WR playing QB next game and will still win it, plus the Oline is beaten up from day one.

Wonder how many doors his wife and kids are gonna run into the next few weeks.

I'm not worried about safety, Berhe has actually been solid. I'm more worried about Beatty, Kerrigan is gonna fuck him seven ways to Sunday which means we are gonna have to keep a TE/RB over Beatty.

I'm still surprised the NFL hasnt launched a "No Mo ACLs" campaign. I'm sure they can invest a few million into making players do more stretches or see what works to help reduce these type of injures. Especially all the non contact season ending injuries which happen.

Definition of a journeyman right there.

No they got rid of the designation completely. Players listed as probable no longer get listed at all, outside of if they missed practice time during the week. They didnt just "bump" players up a whole designation.

I have no idea how teams gameplan for players on an injury report, I don't think any of us do. But this seems to sum it up; All the NFL did was remove the amount of players appearing on the NFL injury report every week.

Eight designations according to ESPN/Fox. Compare that to week one reports from 2015. The probable players are no longer listed, those who would normal be designated as questionable or doubtful still are.

I guess for fantasy owners it must suck, otherwise I never seen the big deal for the change. I mean the reason for the change was 99% of the time anyone listed as "probable" still played, so why even bother listing people as probable anymore?

Sorry meant to say 20 million guaranteed. Think the tag is like 19.8 mil.

The 'Skins dont scare me, their defense which was suppose to be the strength of the team has looked worse then the Giants did last year. Josh "Cant cover right" Norman has shown to be another Albert Haynesworth type of signing. The team also gave Cousins 50 million guaranteed. And I really thought the 'Skins learned something over the last 10 years.

As I said going into this year I seen a 7 to 9 win season, and I didnt think the Gints would make the pal-offs. With how the defense has played during the pre-season I got a lot more optimistic, especially with the state of the NFC East. To the coaches/FO and players credit the Oline has looked much improved this year when compared to last, however they havent faced a "mauling Dline" so far. Like you said though it's nice to finally see the defense hold teams to three and outs, instead of falling apart in one minute drives.

He's the defensive captain for the team. Not great in pass coverage but the last time the Giants had a LB who could cover a TE, there was a HoF DE on the roster.

As much as we freak out over JR or the ownership decisions. The Giant's will never be this team. And for that we should all be thankful for.

If anything if they did go with a solid colour, I would imagine they would of picked all red with blue accents.

There's been so much made between the Skins and Bobert the Three that it's all here say at this point. I mean I've read articles about how Shanahan had bitch fits day and night about how he didnt want the 'Skis to draft RG3, how he was practically headed out the door, and how him and his coaching staff clashed with the FO about the decision to draft him. It wasnt to hard to see either, the moment that they fired Shanny, they fired practically his entire staff as well, almost no one was retained. At the end of the day though it regardless of who it was, the whole thing has been one giant debacle.

I just mean he looked like someone finally sat him down and coached him to be an NFL QB. The worst thing for his career was the Skins and Shanahan letting him play college QB in the NFL.

I just mean he looked like someone finally sat him down and coached him to be an NFL QB. The worst thing for his career was the Skins and Shanahan letting him play college QB in the NFL.

Honestly I'd buy a jersey in the colour. Looks good.

Brown is literally bending the defense over. But Norman doesnt leave the left side of the field LOL Shouldn't your best corner be on their best WR?

Oh and what the fuck is the point paying a #1 corner 75 million dollars, when he cant even move around the field?

1) I can't believe they didnt try to upgrade from Cousins. 2) The Giants can win this division.

The day after the Eagles.

Thompson and Apple looked good as well, had some great tackles in the flats. Jennings and Vereen holy hell talk about two key cogs in the offense, Vereen might be the top rusher and most catches on the team by years end. OBJ is going to go crazy with teams having to fear The Return of Salsa and Shepard. Donnell should be converted to an H-back type, playing both FB/TE.

You know he didnt look all that bad before he got hurt either, like he finally had a coach who taught him how to throw the ball. Tough break for Mr.The Third, Browns could of won a few games with him this year.