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Joined: May 27 2008
Location: Arizona
Status: Offline
Points: 463
Posted: January 18 2013 at 02:26
Te'o can f*** off and do what he wants. The whole confusing story is stupid. He's clearly involved and was not taken advantage of, though I'm not not gonna bother too much caring about it.
Problem as I see it is, Notre Dame, and every football-driven institution, exists in a fantasy universe of booster cult worship and money-driven goals. High school football is not even exempt, and the NFL should certainly not be. Why does a story about a possibly gay Mormon linebacker, and his team losing miserably in one of the most boring bowl games ever, get so much rabid national and media attention, but the culture of rape-and-cover by universities, all the way up to their highest levels of leadership, gets buried?
Why does a player like Ray Lewis who, at the very least was marginally complicit in the murder of 2 people, get a pass, and is then allowed to privately compensate the affected families, then gets to retire as a hero and will assuredly end up in the Hall of Fame?
I love football, but when the excitement of it comes to me at the expense of others, it's tarnished and filthy.
Te'o lied about a girl. Big deal. It's not the story that demands headlines.
The world over, we've forced our athletes to become heroes, and it's so wrong.
Joined: January 26 2008
Location: PA, USA
Status: Offline
Points: 4335
Posted: January 18 2013 at 00:35
JJLehto wrote:
sooo this whole teo story madness makes me think...the Steelers have a rep, even if sometimes wrong, this teo is supposedly a good lb and is a scummy liar...he'll clearly be drafted by Pittsburgh! Lol
JJLehto wrote:
No no this time I actually wasn't trying to piss you off and meant it. Your epic fanboyism has clouded your grasp of English anyway and missed "even if sometimes wrong" thus...the reputation isn't completely deserved. Or ill call you a yinser again and say go hook up with slutty Sheetz chicks you seem to respond better to it.
I must not know what english is anymore. I'm the first to admit that I, myself, am a terrible writer so don't take this as an insult but: I still have no f**king clue what you were trying to say in that first post if it wasn't "teo is a liar, he'll be drafted by Pittsburgh".
Joined: August 11 2005
Location: Philly
Status: Offline
Points: 15784
Posted: January 17 2013 at 21:12
Vick's strength with the deep ball definitely helps, but I just don't see it happening. To even consider it, he would have to restructure his contract.
"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "
Hmmmm, interesting. Though by using Vick as a more "aggressive" running first QB opposed to pocket and pass, you'd think they can minimize his negatives. And he is already a decent passer, especially with the deep ball. It'll be interesting what he does, if I was Chip...with Vick already there I'd have to seriously think about using him.
You are right about that, though with Vick still around...I fear the next step coming. Taking the high octane Pats but add a running QB to it. Don't get me wrong, if he pulled it off it'd be near impossible to stop. Aw fuuu
Joined: August 11 2005
Location: Philly
Status: Offline
Points: 15784
Posted: January 17 2013 at 20:19
JJLehto wrote:
No no this time I actually wasn't trying to piss you off and meant it. Your epic fanboyism has clouded your grasp of English anyway and missed "even if sometimes wrong" thus...the reputation isn't completely deserved. Or ill call you a yinser again and say go hook up with slutty Sheetz chicks you seem to respond better to it.
f**kin chip kelly....ugh the NFC East will be the NFC DIV I at this rate. I gripe, but I can live with how the NFL is but please let these whack college offenses fail. They really are a joke and I don't want it poisoning the NFL.
I think it's a mistake to think that Chip Kelly's offense in the NFL will be similar to his offense in college. The parts of his game which you'll see in the NFL are the parts which you already see in the NFL as implemented by the Patriots and those which will be a part of his conditioning program and practice programs.
"One had to be a Newton to notice that the moon is falling, when everyone sees that it doesn't fall. "
No no this time I actually wasn't trying to piss you off and meant it. Your epic fanboyism has clouded your grasp of English anyway and missed "even if sometimes wrong" thus...the reputation isn't completely deserved. Or ill call you a yinser again and say go hook up with slutty Sheetz chicks you seem to respond better to it.
f**kin chip kelly....ugh the NFC East will be the NFC DIV I at this rate. I gripe, but I can live with how the NFL is but please let these whack college offenses fail. They really are a joke and I don't want it poisoning the NFL.
Maybe he remembers Joey Porter getting shot in the butt. All in all though usually players who have police problems are let go by the steelers quickly. I don't think any owners in the NFL have a better rep than the Rooneys.
Joined: January 26 2008
Location: PA, USA
Status: Offline
Points: 4335
Posted: January 17 2013 at 15:09
I don't get what you're saying at all. I assume it's more idiocy designed to piss me off. Harrison is the only one you could say has a bad reputation and that's been handed to him by limp-wristed sissies unwilling to uphold the hard-hitting traditions of the game. How does someone who clearly was involved (you can't have a gf you've never met) in making up a dead girlfriend story fit in with any organization's rep (other than maybe Marvin Lewis' Bungles who once had a year with more arrests than wins)? Also, isn't teo a lineman?
sooo this whole teo story madness makes me think...the Steelers have a rep, even if sometimes wrong, this teo is supposedly a good lb and is a scummy liar...he'll clearly be drafted by Pittsburgh! Lol
Yeah....Falcons finally got their W but really, they blew that game. Sure, Ryan made 2 big throws when it counted, kudos, but could also argue it was known he'd try some deep balls...and Seattle's D still allowed it.
I just don't want the Niners going to the SB. Living in NorCal, it's all you hear about. Kaepernick this, Harbaugh that. It gets old real fast and I'm convinced that most of the people I hear it from would probably be the same way with the Raiders if they were worth a damn.
Go Niners, great team, and the future of the offensive play, is in the team that has a quarterback like Kaepernick, those who have a giraffe for the quarterback spot.
Music is the refuge of souls ulcerated by happiness.
Joined: September 14 2010
Location: East Bay, CA
Status: Offline
Points: 2504
Posted: January 13 2013 at 21:29
I just don't want the Niners going to the SB. Living in NorCal, it's all you hear about. Kaepernick this, Harbaugh that. It gets old real fast and I'm convinced that most of the people I hear it from would probably be the same way with the Raiders if they were worth a damn.
Joined: August 11 2012
Location: Toadstool
Status: Offline
Points: 1787
Posted: January 13 2013 at 20:45
Only 2 really good games so far in the playoffs, disappointing. Still can't make up my mind who to root for...it is sacrilege as a Steelers fan to root for the Ravens (or any coaching relatives), I guess Falcons as Ryan deserves a break...
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