2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[rickah88]

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by Tony208

Patriots literally own Jets

Patriots Become 1st NFL Franchise to Buy a Team Plane

Saw this yesterday with literally the exact same headline.

Anyway, the Pats* originally had it out there as they were the first sports franchise to do so and the Cleveland Indians were quick to invalidate that point.

[BizCat]

Yeah, CLEVELAND!

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by RageATL

Saw this yesterday with literally the exact same headline.

Anyway, the Pats* originally had it out there as they were the first sports franchise to do so and the Cleveland Indians were quick to invalidate that point.

The Indians reply was a joke. They posted a picture of the plane from the movie Major League.

[Samus Aran]

Originally Posted by rickah88

I'm not saying KC needs Kap, just that I think if they did Reid wouldn't hesitate t roll the dice and have as good a chance as any HC of making it work.
Say what you want about Reid's clock skills, but the guy really gets the most out of his QBs.

The issue would be the media-created media circus. It won't be enough for these whiners and moaners for Kaep to be the backup. The moment the starter has a bad game, even if it's Andrew Luck or Matt Ryan, it'll be an endless cycle of "It's time for Kaep to start." And if Kaep does end up starting and has a horrible game, you know none of them will dare suggest benching him.

[Bigdog]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

The Indians reply was a joke. They posted a picture of the plane from the movie Major League.

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by rickah88

What about Andy Reid?
I know the situations are different, but he rolled the dice on Mike Vick, weathered the initial storm and the major fuss died down fairly quickly.
Not sure if that would be the same with Spike's new boy "Kapernick" though.

I didn't put Reid cause it would be a super dick move to Alex smith.

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

The Indians reply was a joke. They posted a picture of the plane from the movie Major League.

Doh! Apparently, I read that one far too fast, my bad.

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by RageATL

Saw this yesterday with literally the exact same headline.

Anyway, the Pats* originally had it out there as they were the first sports franchise to do so and the Cleveland Indians were quick to invalidate that point.

Uhh Detroit Tigers/Red Wings actually have had a team plane for years lol

[RageATL]

Posted by Josh Alper on August 9, 2017, 2:58 PM EDT

The topic of full-time officials in the NFL has been bandied about for some time and it looks like there is some movement toward putting some in place.

Albert Breer of TheMMQB.com reports that the NFL Referees Association has approved a plan to put 21-24 full-time officials in place. Those officials will come from the current roster and encompass all seven positions on the field with no more than five selected from any individual position.

There has been an option to put full-time officials in place since 2012, but NFLRA executive director Scott Green said earlier this year that the union was still looking for clarity on several questions before moving forward with a plan. Among them was how you move seasonal employees to a full-time position in a way that makes sense financially for all involved.

Breer reports that the full-time officials “will be able to have outside employment,” although it’s not clear how that would work or what responsibilities full-time officials would have that their part-time colleagues will not.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by Samus Aran

You drafted already? Or were they your keepers?

I usually do a few Yahoo drafts early on in preparation for the more serious ones. I don't forget about those teams though, I keep up with them.

[Samus Aran]

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

I usually do a few Yahoo drafts early on in preparation for the more serious ones. I don't forget about those teams though, I keep up with them.

Does Yahoo still have live mock draft sessions? You could do as many of those as you want.

[BLMN]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

The Indians reply was a joke. They posted a picture of the plane from the movie Major League.

where's bipbop13 like on this ?

[Moviefan1203]

Heck of a catch by KB. Panthers look pretty darn good.

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Heck of a catch by KB. Panthers look pretty darn good.

Tried to dvr it but NFL network played Troy aikman this is my life instead. Glad it wasn't my pats game which I can't watch tomorrow.

[BizCat]

I somehow totally missed Walsh going to Seattle and Hauschka going to Buffalo.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by R3P0

Uhh Detroit Tigers/Red Wings actually have had a team plane for years lol

Doesn't count since it has Little Caesar's on it. Gross.

[bipbop13]

Originally Posted by BLMN

where's bipbop13 like on this ?

What??? Stupid story. Pats* own a jet, not jets. They have one. So the pats* don't own jets, or the jets, and they're not even the first sports team to own one. A complete non-story only written for clickbait for its' rabid pathetic fanbase. 99% of whom had no idea who the pats were or how bad they were before 2000. Wasn't going to post a word, but, well you see someone had to ask my 2 cents.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by bipbop13

What??? Stupid story. Pats* own a jet, not jets. They have one. So the pats* don't own jets, or the jets, and they're not even the first sports team to own one. A complete non-story only written for clickbait for its' rabid pathetic fanbase. 99% of whom had no idea who the pats were or how bad they were before 2000. Wasn't going to post a word, but, well you see someone had to ask my 2 cents.

I bet 90% of Patriots fans can't even name the last QB before Tom Brady to start a Super Bowl.

[Tony208]

Originally Posted by bipbop13

What??? Stupid story. Pats* own a jet, not jets. They have one. So the pats* don't own jets, or the jets, and they're not even the first sports team to own one. A complete non-story only written for clickbait for its' rabid pathetic fanbase. 99% of whom had no idea who the pats were or how bad they were before 2000. Wasn't going to post a word, but, well you see someone had to ask my 2 cents.

They bought two planes so they do own Jets.