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Who are you rooting for in Super Bowl 59?

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Leaf Wage Slave Jr said:
I guess the Titans are our team now - they got Sneed for a 3rd round pick.
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Absolutego said:
Titans are having a pretty good free agency.
If Callahan can get Levis to take the next steps I think the AFC South is going to be bloodier next year than people were assuming.
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If the Colts can keep Richardson healthy enough and Flacco can continue to perform, then that would leave Jacksonville as the weakest of the 4 teams. And that sounds legit crazy
 
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DSP's Tax Lawyer said:
If the Colts can keep Richardson healthy enough and Flacco can continue to perform, then that would leave Jacksonville as the weakest of the 4 teams. And that sounds legit crazy
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Even crazier considering that going into this past season Jacksonville was projected to maul the division.
 
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The Chiefs front office let every team know during the NFL Combine that Sneed was available for a 2nd-round pick. They got a 3rd-round pick and a 7th-round pick in 2025.

KC had under $8mil in cap space, letting Sneed go frees up almost an additional $20mil to address more important needs - namely a star WR and edge rusher.

The Titans are fucking loaded at DB now. If they can also stop the run, they might win a lot of ugly games next year.
 
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Lmao @ people still thinking the Texans are a real team. Their coach is a defensive meathead like that born loser Vrabel, their QB is a literal retard who just tosses the ball up against bad defenses and luckily someone catches it, and they only got into the playoffs because that fucktard Vrabel quit on everyone and the Colts and Jags went retarded.

Lmao, screenshot this for when that gay team gets exposed like it always does.
 
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Quarterback Rex Grossman said:
Lmao @ people still thinking the Texans are a real team. Their coach is a defensive meathead like that born loser Vrabel, their QB is a literal retard who just tosses the ball up against bad defenses and luckily someone catches it, and they only got into the playoffs because that fucktard Vrabel quit on everyone and the Colts and Jags went retarded.

Lmao, screenshot this for when that gay team gets exposed like it always does.
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Tell me you do not watch film without telling me you do not watch film.
 
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Local Fed said:
The Chargers' are going to have a very diffent looking offense this season.
  • Mike Williams released yesterday
  • Austin Ekeler signs in Washington
  • Keenan Allen sent to the Bears for a 4th round pick (just announced)
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And now Mike Williams is with the Jets.
Who did we pick up in FA? Some backups, and resigned Bosa.

It must be God's Will that I continue to suffer as a Chargers fan.
ACE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM said:
Tomlin = Doc Rivers, both are coasting off a title won in 2008.
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Both are also known for dragging underpar teams into the playoffs, as well as choking, but I think I've seen Doc choke way more than Tomlin. That, and I haven't seen a man really milk a ring both on and off the playing field/court quite as much as Doc.
 
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NFL owners have approved a rule proposal to ban the swivel hip-drop tackle, the league announced Monday.

The violation will result in a 15-yard penalty if flagged in games, but Troy Vincent, the NFL's executive vice president of football operations, strongly implied last week that it is likely to be enforced similarly to the "use of helmet" rule, which typically leads to warning letters and fines in the week after a game rather than flags during play.

The proposal was written to address only a subset of the rugby tackling style that has spread around the NFL in recent years, competition committee chairman Rich McKay said last week.
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The tackling technique often results in lower-body injuries. The rule requires officials to note two actions: If a defender "grabs the runner with both hands or wraps the runner with both arms" and also "unweights himself by swiveling and dropping his hips and/or lower body, landing on and trapping the runner's leg(s) at or below the knee."

The NFL Players Association joined many current and former players in objecting to the proposal last week. In a statement posted to social media, the NFLPA said the rule would cause confusion among players, coaches, officials and fans.

On Monday, former player J.J. Watt was among those expressing displeasure with the owners' vote on the tackling technique, posting to X, "Just fast forward to the belts with flags on them..."
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In addition, two other proposals were approved:

  • Teams will receive a third challenge following one successful challenge. Previously, teams had to be successful on two challenges to receive a third. The proposal was submitted by the Detroit Lions.
  • A major foul by the offense will be enforced before a change of possession in situations where there are fouls by both teams.
McKay said Monday that owners did not vote on the proposal to modify the kickoff, however a vote could still take place on Tuesday.

The competition committee's proposal would move the majority of the kicking and return teams downfield to minimize high-speed collisions.

The kicker would continue to kick from the 35-yard line, but the other 10 players would line up at the receiving team's 40-yard line. At least nine members of the return team would line up in a "setup zone" between the 35- and 30-yard line. Up to two returners can line up in a "landing zone" between the goal line and the 20-yard line. No one other than the kicker and returner(s) can move until the ball hits the ground or a player inside the landing zone. Touchbacks would be marked at the 30-yard line, and no fair catches would be allowed.
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Neighborhood Janny said:
>3 time Superb Owl champion
>born loser

lol cope harder faggot
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Yes, I forgot the loser who just got fired for being a loser also coached New England to three Super Bowls. Completely slipped my mind.

Kilo Riley said:
Tell me you do not watch film without telling me you do not watch film.
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I'll straight up tell you I don't watch film because I am neither employed in a football capacity nor autistic.
 
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Quarterback Rex Grossman said:
Yes, I forgot the loser who just got fired for being a loser also coached New England to three Super Bowls. Completely slipped my mind.


I'll straight up tell you I don't watch film because I am neither employed in a football capacity nor autistic.
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Nigger, you're gonna have to try harder. Please go back to eating your crayons and drinking lead paint.
 
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