NFL Offseason Thread: March 3, 2011. A date which will live in infamy.

[Rhinox]

First place don't count for shit if someone in your division wins the SB from under you.

We were 1 half and 1 injury away from going to da supabowl

Vikings were terrible from the getgo


In two games with the pack Vikings got raped so hard they fired their head coach.

[Rhinox]

Oh don't argue facts with him. Just like reminding him that if Detroit didn't get screwed on opening day, and a couple other minor miracles didn't fall into place his team wouldn't have even made the playoffs last year. Arguing sports with Rhinox is like trying to argue gay stereotypes with Solanis & Milkster.

They still would've made the playoffs champ.

[Rhinox]

FYI if anyone is interested in why melena is salty as hell let me know

Give you a hint
Melena is a nigger guy

Dude got muted for going on an epic rant that Would've made Kramer blush. And he still blames me for it

[Rhinox]

Childress was terrible and needed to go. And now that he's gone, so is his prodigal son Tavaris Jackson. If anything, I should thank A.rod for that. I'm not sure how Frazier is going to do, but it can't be much worse. Also, 1 and a half injury from going to the super bowl? Your third string QB almost won that game for you.

Thanks for proving my point

[Bregor]

Oh don't argue facts with him. Just like reminding him that if Detroit didn't get screwed on opening day, and a couple other minor miracles didn't fall into place his team wouldn't have even made the playoffs last year. Arguing sports with Rhinox is like trying to argue gay stereotypes with Solanis & Milkster.

People take Solanis seriously?

[Chun Liroy]

Leroy makes me laugh

Wat

[Melena]

Wat

It's due to how easy it is to troll the fuck out of Dallas fans over the year.

You sound upset that your team still has a chance to wind up underneath the Vikings (again). Monster front 4 doesn't mean shit if you got no secondary, just fyi.

ROFL, hell no. I had optimism we'd go 9-7 and win a very weak NFC West last year, but that was it. This year, anything greater then a 5-11 record is a victory in my book. My biggest fear this year is somehow we'll sign VY, go 8-8 and have people forget that VY is not very good. Supposedly there is rumor we are going to cut clements and make a run at Asomunga or however his name is spelled.

[Rhinox]

It's due to how easy it is to troll the fuck out of Dallas fans over the year.



ROFL, hell no. I had optimism we'd go 9-7 and win a very weak NFC West last year, but that was it. This year, anything greater then a 5-11 record is a victory in my book. My biggest fear this year is somehow we'll sign VY, go 8-8 and have people forget that VY is not very good. Supposedly there is rumor we are going to cut clements and make a run at Asomunga or however his name is spelled.

LOL

[Bregor]

She's actually pretty cool in game.

By in game, do you mean XI?

http://s3.amazonaws.com/kym-assets/p...gif?1275476917

[Deejay]

so when does free agency start again

[Xajii]

She

lol

[tyven]

Rhinox on ignore is going to make this the best NFL thread ever. Oh and Frank Gore > Matt Forte

YOU ARE INSANE. WHAT THE FUCK

[archibaldcrane]

I was really expecting some sort of triumph surrounding this vote, and the whole goddamn thing is being bitterly strung out all the way to the vote that may or may not happen and may or may not be approved by one side or the other. It's extremely anticlimatic.

[Demosthenes11]

wrong sports thread~

really wish they would vote too...

[Tyche]

Owners ratify settlement in major step toward ending NFL lockout | ProFootballTalk
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...g-nfl-lockout/

In a major step toward ending the NFL lockout, the league’s owners have voted to ratify a proposal settling the players’ antitrust litigation.
This was the key vote that had been anticipated at this NFL owners’ meeting for weeks, but it doesn’t end the lockout in and of itself. The players still need to accept the settlement, and to vote to re-certify their union. Then the owners and players would agree to a new Collective Bargaining Agreement and get back to work.
According to NFL Network, the owners voted 31-0 to approve the settlement, with the Oakland Raiders abstaining.
NFLPA* members will hold a conference call this evening at which they, too, may hold a vote, and if the players accept the same terms that the owners voted to accept, the lockout will be very close to an end.

According to NFL Network, the owners voted 31-0 to approve the settlement, with the Oakland Raiders abstaining.

31-0 to approve the settlement, with the Oakland Raiders abstaining

[Demosthenes11]

al davis was unable to vote, as he is actually dead

[Headspace]

If Mike Brown votes for it, you KNOW it screws the players over.

[Tyche]

LOCKOUT OVER WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Demosthenes11]

LOCKOUT OVER WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

players haven't voted yet. not over yet ;(

[Tyche]

It's over in the sense that Goodell has confirmed when the league year will open, it's going to pass the players, the issue was when, not if. Now we have our "when".