NFL Week 9

[Ding Dong Johnson]

I'm not going to congratulate dew because he didn't do anything.

[dew1679666265]

I'm not going to congratulate dew because he didn't do anything.

 

I was actually the one who convinced Fisher and Reinfeldt to claim Moss. Maybe I'm Bud Adams in disguise . . .

[Banedon]

Maybe I'm Bud Adams in disguise . . .

 

Get that middle finger under control, sir.

[dew1679666265]

Maybe I'm Bud Adams in disguise . . .

 

Get that middle finger under control, sir.

 

You should be honored to be flipped off by Bud Adams, young man.

[jersey cubs fan]

http://deadspin.com/5681801/the-frantic-search-for-the-cowboys-lap-dance-girl

 

So apparently she was just a drunk college chick from East Carolina.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

http://deadspin.com/5681801/the-frantic-search-for-the-cowboys-lap-dance-girl

 

So apparently she was just a drunk college chick from East Carolina.

working her way through school...

[jersey cubs fan]

Deadspin found her identity but not until somebody who claimed to know her pleaded with them not to reveal her identity because it would ruin her. And they didn't. But that seems odd since apparently everybody on campus already knows who she is and it's going to get out there anyway. She wrote some stuff about giving up trying to please other people and just living for herself. Not sure if that was before or after her strip tease. The thing I don't get is how kids of that generation don't understand yet how this stuff is going to get out and "ruin your life" so why do it? That became clear in the mid 90s when the internet first went big and she's lived her entire life in the internet era.

[SpongeWorthy]

"so David Garrard's 17-21, 4-TD game is only the second-best performance by an ECU Pirate in Cowboys Stadium this year."

[Banedon]

Deadspin found her identity but not until somebody who claimed to know her pleaded with them not to reveal her identity because it would ruin her. And they didn't. But that seems odd since apparently everybody on campus already knows who she is and it's going to get out there anyway. She wrote some stuff about giving up trying to please other people and just living for herself. Not sure if that was before or after her strip tease. The thing I don't get is how kids of that generation don't understand yet how this stuff is going to get out and "ruin your life" so why do it? That became clear in the mid 90s when the internet first went big and she's lived her entire life in the internet era.

 

I thought it was pretty clear she was pretty well plowed. I don't think rational thought was a big factor in that clip.

 

The wife and I were at the Bon Jovi concert at Soldier field and the gal in front of us tried to pull her shirt up (her sister managed to stop her)...but unfortunately, she wasn't exactly one you wanted lifting her shirt...:P

[jersey cubs fan]

Deadspin found her identity but not until somebody who claimed to know her pleaded with them not to reveal her identity because it would ruin her. And they didn't. But that seems odd since apparently everybody on campus already knows who she is and it's going to get out there anyway. She wrote some stuff about giving up trying to please other people and just living for herself. Not sure if that was before or after her strip tease. The thing I don't get is how kids of that generation don't understand yet how this stuff is going to get out and "ruin your life" so why do it? That became clear in the mid 90s when the internet first went big and she's lived her entire life in the internet era.

 

I thought it was pretty clear she was pretty well plowed. I don't think rational thought was a big factor in that clip.

 

But it's possible to be really drunk and not do a strip tease in the front row of an arena filled with people that have cameras.

[Banedon]

Deadspin found her identity but not until somebody who claimed to know her pleaded with them not to reveal her identity because it would ruin her. And they didn't. But that seems odd since apparently everybody on campus already knows who she is and it's going to get out there anyway. She wrote some stuff about giving up trying to please other people and just living for herself. Not sure if that was before or after her strip tease. The thing I don't get is how kids of that generation don't understand yet how this stuff is going to get out and "ruin your life" so why do it? That became clear in the mid 90s when the internet first went big and she's lived her entire life in the internet era.

 

I thought it was pretty clear she was pretty well plowed. I don't think rational thought was a big factor in that clip.

 

But it's possible to be really drunk and not do a strip tease in the front row of an arena filled with people that have cameras.

 

Agreed. It's possible.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

But it's possible to be really drunk and not do a strip tease in the front row of an arena filled with people that have cameras.

I've done that before. The part where you're plowed in an arena full of people with cameras and don't do a strip tease, that is.

[Banedon]

But it's possible to be really drunk and not do a strip tease in the front row of an arena filled with people that have cameras.

I've done that before. The part where you're plowed in an arena full of people with cameras and don't do a strip tease, that is.

 

I bet your internet video would've gotten slightly less viewership.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

and I'm OK with that

[jersey cubs fan]

Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer made an important announcement today: Starting last week, the team began fining its franchise quarterback. For his body language.

 

Apparently, Mark Sanchez wanted to implement the system. Veteran back-up Mark Brunell collects the money. Sanchez can be fined for practice or games (and he was today).

 

"Today, there was a play in practice when he screwed something up," Schottenheimer said. "He kind of looked like it was someone else's fault. That's a fine."

[sneakypower]

a couple of random thoughts:

 

- i see Carolina, Buffalo, Dallas upsets this week

- is this Belichick's best coaching job ever? who's even the 2nd best player on that team? Brandon Spikes, maybe? and Brady's not the 1/1A best QB with Manning he used to be anymore, either

[Banedon]

Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer made an important announcement today: Starting last week, the team began fining its franchise quarterback. For his body language.

 

Apparently, Mark Sanchez wanted to implement the system. Veteran back-up Mark Brunell collects the money. Sanchez can be fined for practice or games (and he was today).

 

"Today, there was a play in practice when he screwed something up," Schottenheimer said. "He kind of looked like it was someone else's fault. That's a fine."

 

Someone needs to fine Eli Manning for the "Manning Face". They'd make a ton of money.

[dew1679666265]

who's even the 2nd best player on that team?

 

Unless he's really fallen off and I haven't noticed, Jerod Mayo.

 

And what Belichick's done is take a chance on young, very talented players and it's paid off. Hernandez and Tate just needed a shot and the system fits their talents well. It really has been a good job by Belichick, though they've also gotten some luck this year.

[jersey cubs fan]

They've had a crap ton of 3rd round and higher draft picks the last several years. 2nd and 3rd round picks are fantastic values as those guys aren't nearly the risk that top 10-15 picks are and yet you keep them under contract for several years at lower salaries. Look at the contracts the Bears gave guys like Omiyale, Manumanu and Taylor and compare them to the contracts that guys drafted in the 2nd and 3rd round get.

[Flames24Rulz]

Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer made an important announcement today: Starting last week, the team began fining its franchise quarterback. For his body language.

 

Apparently, Mark Sanchez wanted to implement the system. Veteran back-up Mark Brunell collects the money. Sanchez can be fined for practice or games (and he was today).

 

"Today, there was a play in practice when he screwed something up," Schottenheimer said. "He kind of looked like it was someone else's fault. That's a fine."

 

Someone needs to fine Eli Manning for the "Manning Face". They'd make a ton of money.

 

What about Cutler?

[jersey cubs fan]

What about Cutler?

 

The story was about body language that blames others. That's Philip Rivers. Jay Cutler's body language is just guy who gets bummed out after bad play. I have not gotten the impression that his body language is blaming others.

[Soul]

What about Cutler?

 

The story was about body language that blames others. That's Philip Rivers. Jay Cutler's body language is just guy who gets bummed out after bad play. I have not gotten the impression that his body language is blaming others.

 

I agree with you, but I think there are plenty of people who disagree.

[jersey cubs fan]

What about Cutler?

 

The story was about body language that blames others. That's Philip Rivers. Jay Cutler's body language is just guy who gets bummed out after bad play. I have not gotten the impression that his body language is blaming others.

 

I agree with you, but I think there are plenty of people who disagree.

 

I think there are, and I've never understood it. Before he was on the Bears radar I liked the guy and despised the way Rivers acts on the field.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Mock Draft Time!

[Banedon]

Mock Draft Time!

 

I love that site. I think he does the mock draft each week all year.