2freaky4church1 said:

Who do I root for Batman?

Yes that was the question when New England plays Pittsburgh

AJ Green ejected for beating up a guy. The other guy also ejected. No way to defend it. A real punk move by AJ who is usually cool as a cucumber. The other guy did a punk move but you have to chill.

Yes, I blame the Steelers.

2freaky4church1 said:

AJ Green ejected for beating up a guy. The other guy also ejected. No way to defend it. A real punk move by AJ who is usually cool as a cucumber. The other guy did a punk move but you have to chill.

Yes, I blame the Steelers.

Both the Rams and Eagles scored 51 points, maybe NFC championship game????

2freaky4church1 said:

AJ Green ejected for beating up a guy. The other guy also ejected. No way to defend it. A real punk move by AJ who is usually cool as a cucumber. The other guy did a punk move but you have to chill.

Yes, I blame the Steelers.

A.J. Green and Jalen Ramsey both ejected after fight

Both players were ejected although A.J. Green was the one throwing punches.

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey antagonizes receivers regularly, and he got under the skin of the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green to the point that a fight broke out with punches thrown by Green. Both players were ejected from the game.

The ejection of Ramsey drew loud boos from the crowd because the cornerback didn’t do much except push Green prior to the fight. He was thrown down by the receiver who began throwing punches.

It’s hard to understand why Ramsey was ejected from the game, but Green’s frustrations came after the cornerback spent most of the first two quarters in the receiver’s face. The CBS broadcast showed many plays, including the one that ended in a fight, where Ramsey didn’t even put in his mouthpiece so he could continue talking to Green.

Green finished the game with just one reception for six yards as he struggled to find much room against Ramsey.

What does this mean for the Bengals? The Cincinnati offense already had its hands full trying to move the ball against Jacksonville but now has to do so without the help of Green. The team trails 13-7 at halftime and hasn’t found much room outside of one big play for tight end Tyler Kroft.

But another concern for the Bengals is the punches thrown by Green possibly resulting in a suspension. Cincinnati faced an uphill climb to get back into the AFC North race, but it’ll be even harder to pull off if Green is sidelined against the Tennessee Titans in Week 10 or potentially beyond.

What does this mean for the Jaguars? It’s a bummer that Ramsey was ejected from the game when he really didn’t do much except get choke-slammed. Most were confused how the officials came to the conclusion that the cornerback should’ve been ejected, including two of the former NFL heads of officiating.

But the team also has A.J. Bouye, and the Bengals don’t have many other weapons after Green.

It will likely be on Aaron Colvin, typically the team’s slot cornerback, to handle cornerback duties in the second. The Jaguars probably don’t have to worry about Ramsey being suspended, though.

kpowers said:

2freaky4church1 said:

AJ Green ejected for beating up a guy. The other guy also ejected. No way to defend it. A real punk move by AJ who is usually cool as a cucumber. The other guy did a punk move but you have to chill.

Yes, I blame the Steelers.

A.J. Green and Jalen Ramsey both ejected after fight

Both players were ejected although A.J. Green was the one throwing punches.

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey antagonizes receivers regularly, and he got under the skin of the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green to the point that a fight broke out with punches thrown by Green. Both players were ejected from the game.

The ejection of Ramsey drew loud boos from the crowd because the cornerback didn’t do much except push Green prior to the fight. He was thrown down by the receiver who began throwing punches.

It’s hard to understand why Ramsey was ejected from the game, but Green’s frustrations came after the cornerback spent most of the first two quarters in the receiver’s face. The CBS broadcast showed many plays, including the one that ended in a fight, where Ramsey didn’t even put in his mouthpiece so he could continue talking to Green.

Green finished the game with just one reception for six yards as he struggled to find much room against Ramsey.

What does this mean for the Bengals? The Cincinnati offense already had its hands full trying to move the ball against Jacksonville but now has to do so without the help of Green. The team trails 13-7 at halftime and hasn’t found much room outside of one big play for tight end Tyler Kroft.

But another concern for the Bengals is the punches thrown by Green possibly resulting in a suspension. Cincinnati faced an uphill climb to get back into the AFC North race, but it’ll be even harder to pull off if Green is sidelined against the Tennessee Titans in Week 10 or potentially beyond.

What does this mean for the Jaguars? It’s a bummer that Ramsey was ejected from the game when he really didn’t do much except get choke-slammed. Most were confused how the officials came to the conclusion that the cornerback should’ve been ejected, including two of the former NFL heads of officiating.

But the team also has A.J. Bouye, and the Bengals don’t have many other weapons after Green.

It will likely be on Aaron Colvin, typically the team’s slot cornerback, to handle cornerback duties in the second. The Jaguars probably don’t have to worry about Ramsey being suspended, though.

Hitting a helmet with your fist....that's REAL smart.

Giants have officially hit rock bottom......good-bye Reese, good-bye McAdoo.

kpowers said:

The Eagles are monsters. Who could beat them?

If Steelers had a weak line like we do Rothlessbutthead would go down too.

Why did we get rid of Witworth?

There's a small current of "experts" who are saying the Texans have everything it takes to make it to the Super Bowl - except a quarterback. Specifically, a quarterback who would fit in the running QB system the Texans' implemented for Deshaun Watson. Super specifically, that quarterback would be Colin Kaepernick.

If I go to a Texans' game this year, I'm wearing a #7 Texans jersey with "Kaepernick" on the back. So I wanted to let you all know that I love you, just in case I go to a game and don't make it out alive.

uPtoWnNY said:

kpowers said:

A.J. Green and Jalen Ramsey both ejected after fight

Both players were ejected although A.J. Green was the one throwing punches.

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey antagonizes receivers regularly, and he got under the skin of the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green to the point that a fight broke out with punches thrown by Green. Both players were ejected from the game.

The ejection of Ramsey drew loud boos from the crowd because the cornerback didn’t do much except push Green prior to the fight. He was thrown down by the receiver who began throwing punches.

It’s hard to understand why Ramsey was ejected from the game, but Green’s frustrations came after the cornerback spent most of the first two quarters in the receiver’s face. The CBS broadcast showed many plays, including the one that ended in a fight, where Ramsey didn’t even put in his mouthpiece so he could continue talking to Green.

Green finished the game with just one reception for six yards as he struggled to find much room against Ramsey.

What does this mean for the Bengals? The Cincinnati offense already had its hands full trying to move the ball against Jacksonville but now has to do so without the help of Green. The team trails 13-7 at halftime and hasn’t found much room outside of one big play for tight end Tyler Kroft.

But another concern for the Bengals is the punches thrown by Green possibly resulting in a suspension. Cincinnati faced an uphill climb to get back into the AFC North race, but it’ll be even harder to pull off if Green is sidelined against the Tennessee Titans in Week 10 or potentially beyond.

What does this mean for the Jaguars? It’s a bummer that Ramsey was ejected from the game when he really didn’t do much except get choke-slammed. Most were confused how the officials came to the conclusion that the cornerback should’ve been ejected, including two of the former NFL heads of officiating.

But the team also has A.J. Bouye, and the Bengals don’t have many other weapons after Green.

It will likely be on Aaron Colvin, typically the team’s slot cornerback, to handle cornerback duties in the second. The Jaguars probably don’t have to worry about Ramsey being suspended, though.

Hitting a helmet with your fist....that's REAL smart.

Giants have officially hit rock bottom......good-bye Reese, good-bye McAdoo.

Andre Johnson just laughs at those guys:

RodeoSchro said:

There's a small current of "experts" who are saying the Texans have everything it takes to make it to the Super Bowl - except a quarterback. Specifically, a quarterback who would fit in the running QB system the Texans' implemented for Deshaun Watson. Super specifically, that quarterback would be Colin Kaepernick.

If I go to a Texans' game this year, I'm wearing a #7 Texans jersey with "Kaepernick" on the back. So I wanted to let you all know that I love you, just in case I go to a game and don't make it out alive.

I'm sure if some fool puts his hands on you, it wouldn't end well for them.

2freaky4church1 said:

The Eagles are monsters. Who could beat them?

If Steelers had a weak line like we do Rothlessbutthead would go down too.

Why did we get rid of Witworth?

The Minnesota Vikings

2freaky4church1 said:

The Eagles are monsters. Who could beat them?

If Steelers had a weak line like we do Rothlessbutthead would go down too.

Why did we get rid of Witworth?

Yes your team sucks

kpowers said:

Really impressed with WR Marvin Jones, surprised a playoff team doesn't try to go after him

RJOrion said:

kpowers said:

im surpised AJGreen didnt break his hand or wrist on Ramseys helmet...Green always has been made of the most fragile glassware... now he wants to be a toughguy?...lol...

Surprised he didn't get suspended 1 game for throwing a punch but Mike Evans did.

WTF? Roger is always fucking somebody with his stupid ass uneven disciplinary procedures.

He won't be thrown out.

phunkdaddy said:

RJOrion said:

kpowers said: im surpised AJGreen didnt break his hand or wrist on Ramseys helmet...Green always has been made of the most fragile glassware... now he wants to be a toughguy?...lol...

Surprised he didn't get suspended 1 game for throwing a punch but Mike Evans did.

WTF? Roger is always fucking somebody with his stupid ass uneven disciplinary procedures.

I agree

2freaky4church1 said:

He won't be thrown out.

Once again the Bengals has paid off NFL officials

kpowers said:

Once again if this happens outside the stadium people get arrested. This is a fight and not football

Well, the Matt McGloin Experiment lasted two practices. The Texans cut him, and signed veteran journeyman Josh Johnson to be our third-string quarterback. Johnson last threw a pass in the NFL in 2011. He then played for five different teams, and was never good enough over his final three years to appear in a game, much less throw a pass. He will back up T. J. Yates, who wasn't good enough to be on our team two years ago.

I hope so so so much that Kaepernick takes these hypocrites for $$$billions.

2freaky4church1 said:

Who do I root for Batman?

Freaky's avoiding the question That's not the Freaky we all know and love

RodeoSchro said:

Well, the Matt McGloin Experiment lasted two practices. The Texans cut him, and signed veteran journeyman Josh Johnson to be our third-string quarterback. Johnson last threw a pass in the NFL in 2011. He then played for five different teams, and was never good enough over his final three years to appear in a game, much less throw a pass. He will back up T. J. Yates, who wasn't good enough to be on our team two years ago.

I hope so so so much that Kaepernick takes these hypocrites for $$$billions.

Face it, Texans season is over, they may make playoffs. Think the Jaguars may win the AFC South this year, go figure

Picks for week 10

Seattle over the Cardinals

Buccaners over the Jets

Lions over the Browns

Bears over the Packers

Redskins over the Vikings

Rams over the Texans

Cowboys over the Falcons

Panthers over the Dolphins

Saints over the Bills

Titans over the Bengals

Jaguars over the Chargers

Steelers over the Colts

49er's over the Giants........yes the 49er's get their first win

Patriots over the Broncos

In the words of the immortal Micheal Ray Richardson, "the ship be sinkin'" for the Giants.

http://www.nydailyne...ticle-1.3619808

kpowers said:

RodeoSchro said:

Well, the Matt McGloin Experiment lasted two practices. The Texans cut him, and signed veteran journeyman Josh Johnson to be our third-string quarterback. Johnson last threw a pass in the NFL in 2011. He then played for five different teams, and was never good enough over his final three years to appear in a game, much less throw a pass. He will back up T. J. Yates, who wasn't good enough to be on our team two years ago.

I hope so so so much that Kaepernick takes these hypocrites for $$$billions.

Face it, Texans season is over, they may make playoffs. Think the Jaguars may win the AFC South this year, go figure

I'd write them off completely if not for the fact that Bill O'Brien has made the playoffs the last few years using a collection of quarterbacks that couldn't make the roster of a team in the Big 12.

kpowers said:

Picks for week 10

Seattle over the Cardinals

Buccaners over the Jets

Lions over the Browns

Bears over the Packers (agree tho I sense the Pack will put up a decent fight)

Redskins over the Vikings (picking against my team again this week, it worked last week!)

Rams over the Texans

Cowboys over the Falcons

Panthers over the Dolphins

Saints over the Bills

Titans over the Bengals

Jaguars over the Chargers

Steelers over the Colts

49er's over the Giants........yes the 49er's get their first win

Patriots over the Broncos