2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Tony208]

[sycro]

Originally Posted by Ray O. Blu

The NFL plays this weekend, fellas. Stop cat fighting and do yourselves a favor and watch some of the best athletes in the world battle it out in the NCAA Championship!

Then you can say you saw one of your players play in college and know who and what you're discussing.

Hate both teams, and one is dominating, so about to turn it off.

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by batman1980

looked more like a copy and paste job to me, rickah isn't really the analytical type of fan like we are. Speaking of analytical, besides qb and wr, what would it take for the jets to make the play-offs anytime soon?

lol...

[Tony208]

The Giants trashed the plane on the way home and caused a 2 hour delay. Lol.

[Musashi]

Originally Posted by walruswarrior

They cheated. Get over it....

I have a better idea: how about you "Get over it":

https://www.aei.org/publication/on-wells-report/
https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploa...lls-report.pdf

This is called 'peer review'. It's where other scientists go over the research and check it for technical merit. AEI demonstrated that the Wells reports misapplied the Ideal Gas Law thus bringing doubt to the conclusions.

[RageATL]

[Musashi]

Jordy Nelson has broken ribs http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ribs-vs-giants

[Batman1980]

When asked about Odell Beckham's latest outburst, Giants GM Jerry Reese said, "I see a guy who needs to think about some of the things he does."
A week after pictures surfaced of Beckham and teammates partying on a boat in Miami, Beckham went out and had one of the worst games of his career in a season-ending loss to Green Bay. Those two things aren't related but the way Beckham handled the loss—he reportedly punched through a wall and swore at members of the Packers' grounds crew—obviously drew the ire of Reese. "He needs to look in the mirror and be honest with himself. We’ll help him with that, but he has to help himself," said Reese. "We all had to grow up at different times in our lives. I think it’s time for him to do it now. He’s been here three years now." As talented as he is, nobody has been more meltdown-prone than Beckham over the last few seasons.

Source - http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/9403/odell-beckham

[Omegaice]

Originally Posted by Ray O. Blu

The NFL plays this weekend, fellas. Stop cat fighting and do yourselves a favor and watch some of the best athletes in the world battle it out in the NCAA Championship!

Then you can say you saw one of your players play in college and know who and what you're discussing.

Could care less aboot college ball but you enjoy it! [emoji106]

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by Omegaice

Could care less aboot college ball but you enjoy it! [emoji106]

Me neither, but I usually tune in for the big games/National Championship.

[walruswarrior]

Originally Posted by Musashi

I have a better idea: how about you "Get over it":

https://www.aei.org/publication/on-wells-report/
https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploa...lls-report.pdf

This is called 'peer review'. It's where other scientists go over the research and check it for technical merit. AEI demonstrated that the Wells reports misapplied the Ideal Gas Law thus bringing doubt to the conclusions.

How about do your research and understand where the funding for AEI is derived .

Here's some research for you because clearly you were never taught this in school. It's called looking for biases, and here's a whopper: the Kraft Foundation, who own and operate the New England Patriots, fund AEI..... If that is not a glaring bias, then I'm not sure what is. Thanks for coming junior . They cheated as they have shown to do in the past. That's the Pats MO: cheat when you don't even have to do so. Get over it

[Musashi]

Originally Posted by walruswarrior

How about do your research and understand where the funding for AEI is derived .

Here's some research for you because clearly you were never taught this in school. It's called looking for biases, and here's a whopper: the Kraft Foundation, who own and operate the New England Patriots, fund AEI..... If that is not a glaring bias, then I'm not sure what is. Thanks for coming junior . They cheated as they have shown to do in the past. That's the Pats MO: cheat when you don't even have to do so. Get over it

Not so fast yourself, "junior"! http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-supports-aei/

But ok, I will look for biases..found one! You're a Jets** fan. And your only argument was a shill gambit fallacy.

[walruswarrior]

Originally Posted by Musashi

Not so fast yourself, "junior"! http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-supports-aei/

But ok, I will look for biases..found one! You're a Jets** fan. And your only argument was a shill gambit fallacy.

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php...rise_Institute



"Funding has come from many other sources, such as Amoco, the Kraft Foundation, and the Procter & Gamble Fund. Records are incomplete."

Oh look

My argument is the suspicious nature of all involved in this situation. You're from NE so I assume that destroying phones and tablets via hammer is a normal thing to do just like a certain ex-Presidential nominee

Oh look: https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/2...7uJ/story.html
Like I've said. Thanks for coming!

[kidkash]

There was no clear evidence tom Brady cheated he got suspended because goodell has the power to do that. That's what the whole appeal was about not the guilt of tom Brady but if Goodell had the power to suspend a player for whatever he wanted. As for the cell phone you know they had every text sent and received on the other phones. By the way the next week the NFL was hacked so it's not the worst idea to get rid of your phone if you happen to be famous.

All this sets the NFL up for is 100% strike in the future. No way Goodell or any other commissioner gets that kind of power again.

It's just an argument because the Patriots continue to dominate and probably will for a long time. I have no problem with the jets. I hope they resign fitz and continue there glorious legacy.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by kidkash

There was no clear evidence tom Brady cheated he got suspended because goodell has the power to do that. That's what the whole appeal was about not the guilt of tom Brady but if Goodell had the power to suspend a player for whatever he wanted. As for the cell phone you know they had every text sent and received on the other phones. By the way the next week the NFL was hacked so it's not the worst idea to get rid of your phone if you happen to be famous.

All this sets the NFL up for is 100% strike in the future. No way Goodell or any other commissioner gets that kind of power again.

It's just an argument because the Patriots continue to dominate and probably will for a long time. I have no problem with the jets. I hope they resign fitz and continue there glorious legacy.

It's pretty unlikely to have a strike at the next CBA negotiations. There's enough players out there that don't manage their money well enough to afford missing game checks. The owners know this.

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

It's pretty unlikely to have a strike at the next CBA negotiations. There's enough players out there that don't manage their money well enough to afford missing game checks. The owners know this.

Only need the biggest stars to strike and it's over. They almost did last time. We have seen some horrible teams with no qbs. You get the qbs to sit out and it's over.

[MaCruz]

I can't say if that's a bad decision promoting Marrone as our head coach as he did turn that offense around the final two games of the season. I think Marrone proved that it was the lack of coaching that team was lacking. The team did play very solid football, and put up some points. Now the team needs to learn to win.

I am very pleased and excited that Coughlin is coming back to the city where he began his NFL career. This time he has a big role in the front office as VP of Football Operations. As of right now, it's still unclear who gets the final say on player personnel between Coughlin, and GM Dave Caldwell.

[Batman1980]

Giants GM Jerry Reese admitted Monday that Eli Manning is "probably on the back nine of his career."
Reese said he doesn't think Eli is "ancient" for a quarterback at age 36, but the admission Manning is in decline is notable, and probably not something we'd hear from Bill Belichick describing 39-year-old Tom Brady or even Tom Telesco referring to 35-year-old Philip Rivers. The Giants built up their defense. They now need to structure their offense to move away from Eli as the centerpiece.

Source - http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/1657/eli-manning

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by kidkash

Only need the biggest stars to strike and it's over. They almost did last time. We have seen some horrible teams with no qbs. You get the qbs to sit out and it's over.

You're missing the point. The big players won't sit out because they know the depth guys can't afford it. They need their game checks. The likeliness of a strike is not very good at all. There might be a lockout again, but at the end a deal will be struck before games are missed.

[Musashi]

Originally Posted by walruswarrior

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php...rise_Institute



"Funding has come from many other sources, such as Amoco, the Kraft Foundation, and the Procter & Gamble Fund. Records are incomplete."

Didn't read my citation, did you? http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-supports-aei/
Says clear as day, the Krafts who own the Patriots are in no way affiliated with the AEI's "Kraft Foundation".

But keep it classy there Walrus.