Too many bitches picked Bagels for me to talk shit
I regret nothing that isn't Buffalo related.I love you guys.
I'm always glad that I make sure I'm high when I browse this thread so I don't take anything seriously initially. I would die of shame for the human race if I did.
Now my shameful picks:
AFC East: Bills I blame this on my gf and her Cornelius Bennett jersey that helped me fall in love with her
AFC South: Texans
AFC North: Ravens
AFC West: Broncos
Wildcards: Steelers /sigh, Patriots
NFC East: Eagles hahahahahahahahahaha
NFC South: Falcons
NFC North: Bears I had faith in you Cutty
NFC West: Seahawks closeenough.jpg
Wildcards: Saints yeah, Packers
AFC Championship: Broncos @ Houston still feel good about this
NFC Championship: Packers @ Falcons and this
Superbowl: Broncos beat the Packers I'll ride this out
Coach of the year: Chan Gailey wow...I was really on the Buffalo shit
Offensive ROY: Justin Blackmon just no
Defensive ROY: Dont'a Hightower homerin'
MVP: Peyton Manning prolly, but should be AD
In a new installment:
Coaches to get fired: Ken Whisenhunt, Norv Turner, Leslie Frazier, Pat Shurmer, Rex Ryan, Jason Garret Not bad. 3 for sure...maybe more
lol with Charles coming back and how KC played for their fat head coach at the end of 2011 i really thought they would be better, it was more shocking to me than carolina this year. The best part about week 1 shit though was all deejays postsOriginally Posted by Tweek
"the cowboy" provides a bit of hope https://twitter.com/mattbarrows/stat...83003186647040
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...-cowboys-fans/Dexter Manley on Cowboys fans
"First of all, before you guys get started, I must tell you, a lot of fans – I mean, at least two or three hundred – in this whole region have come up and talked to me," Manley began. "And most of ‘em have had bad breath, and most of ‘em have hardly no teeth, whether black or white, and have run-over shoes. So that tells me that most of them have been Dallas Cowboys fans. They seem to be the ugliest people in the National Football League."
rofl
Lol @ that Manley dude. Good stuff
Gamecocks all dey tho
Also, a tribute to Broven and the second worst NFL thread EVER. Shit still ranks on Google.
http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/837...eagulls-week-8.
Just as long as we don't draft another quarterback in the first round or go after Vick or something similarly retarded...New regime undecided on Brandon Weeden as QB of the future
BEREA, Ohio -- The jury is still out for the Browns' new regime on rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden, league sources have said.
That's because they're not sure who their coach will be next season, and whether he will want Weeden as his guy. The Browns are likely to part ways with coach Pat Shurmur and General Manager Tom Heckert as early as Monday.
Their short list of coaching candidates will probably include some of the hot names other teams will be vying for, including Oregon coach Chip Kelly, Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman and Colts offensive coordinator Bruce Arians.
Weeden's future depends largely on the how the expected new coach views him and whether he will fit the new scheme. Browns offensive coordinator Brad Childress said he expects Weeden to take a big leap in his second year, and Shurmur has been pleased.
"I think that's a question probably for next week, but there are a lot of things that I'm very, very happy about watching him play," said Shurmur. "Then, of course, now that he's had a season under his belt, he'll come back here in the off-season, much like a lot of quarterbacks in this league that went on to have really good careers -- just pick one. They all had rookie years where they were much better in their second year. I think he's shown quite a bit this year that's good."
In November, Browns CEO Joe Banner told The Plain Dealer the club would spend the final seven games trying to determine if Weeden was their quarterback of the future. "It's an extremely important decision for this organization to get right," he said.
The evaluation was cut short when Weeden left the Denver game with a shoulder injury that will keep him out of Sunday's finale in Pittsburgh. In his final six games, he led the Browns to a 3-3 record, throwing five touchdowns and five interceptions. Overall, he threw 14 TDs and 17 INTs and had a 72.6 rating. The evaluation of Weeden will undoubtedly take into account all of the young skill players around him, including rookie receivers Josh Gordon and Travis Benjamin.
But Weeden will have to overcome his rating, which is 32 out of 34 ranked quarterbacks, and his more comprehensive ESPN total QBR, which is 36th out of 38 QBs.
Also, article fails to mention Saban![]()
Fucking lol if the vikes sign smith.
hot names other teams will be vying for...Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman![]()
vikes need joey webb
It didn't mention Andy Reid or Ken Whisenhunt, who should both get another coaching job next year if they want it also.
I wonder who will take the chance on Chip Kelly...could be an interesting experiment if you gave him complete organizational control. That won't happen though.
Alex Smith is a smart choice for MIN, a QB who plays a clock manager, with the #1 RB, and the potential to throw the ball if he needs too, that could make for a deadly clock killing team. If MIN works on their defense, and all their players stay healthy, I can see MIN making moves into a ground and pound offense, with a QB flare.