Earthquake
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That's not even a Lingard level dab, tbh.
Yes, it's pretty impressive. But the Panthers are extremely fortunate to have both TD and Kuechly who possess that sideline-to-sideline ability. And on top of that, they are both freaks when it comes to coverage. They are both on safety level when it comes to coverage and ball-hawking.Of all the things that impresses me the most is that side line to sideline he can pretty much catch any running back and through the middle he can lay the heat on pretty much anyone too. A freak of an athlete
Just watching the final episode of this year's Hard Knocks. This year has been pretty crap to be frank. The fact that they've made the Hayes dinosaur shit the biggest recurring story really sums it up.
It's just a combination of him talking about dinosaurs or mermaids, Kush being a meat-head jock douche and lots and lots of montages over music.
It doesn't help that there's not really any particularly likeable characters in the squad compared to the Texans last year and the Cards on All Or Nothing, and far less of a team vibe.
Yea that's fair.Agreed, Texans was SO much better. But still an enjoyable watch as a bit of don't-need-to-think TV.
Gronk has a hamstring injury, a possible doubt for the first game. We really need him to stay fit
best of luck!I'm in bed - set the alarm for 01:00 and will hope for the best!
Of course he does, ffs.Gronk has a hamstring injury, a possible doubt for the first game. We really need him to stay fit
Of course he does, ffs.
Marshawn Lynch considering "unretiring" apparently.
I hope so but never done that before on mobile phone.. It's also a lot more tiresome to watch it alone in your bed than in a pub with other folks.Maybe you can find a stream online?
Absolutely!If he had stayed 100% fit the last 3/4 seasons, his numbers would be insane (still superb even with the injuries)
I think the Raiders are a year away from the playoffs. Jags too. I'm going with a somewhat biased SB...So, predictions like last year? May as well make an ass of myself before the season even begins
AFC East: Patriots
AFC West: Raiders
AFC North: Steelers
AFC South: Texans
Wildcards: Too tough to call
NFC East: Cowboys
NFC West: Cardinals
NFC North: Packers
NFC South: Panthers
Wildcards: Vikings, Seahawks
Feel like it's quite an open season. Who knows with the NFC East, a complete tossup. AFC looks tough as feck to call outside of the Pats topping the East. Raiders over the Broncos and Chiefs in the West is probably a big call but I think we'll see even more improvements from them this season, that division could easily swing either way though.