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Fat dude tried to ride the rail and rolled down the stairs instead. Probably did it for Jackass-style fame.

Spoiler because you can see more crack than a street corner.

 
MrMarcello said:
Fat dude tried to ride the rail and rolled down the stairs instead. Probably did it for Jackass-style fame.

Spoiler because you can see more crack than a street corner.

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He was assaulted and pushed down the stairs by another fan.

 
It was from the Bears/Eagles game, not the Bears/Packers game, but he's supposedly a Packers fan, wearing a Bears scarf, and an Eagles hat.

He just likes all the teams, wants everyone to have a good time. Go sports.
 
P2 says that it's -1° in Minneapolis and Pat McAfee asks "How do you measure that, how do you measure an absence of a degree!".:lol:
 
Jets booing every play and chanting "We want Streveler" :lol: . Love the Jets fans.
 
....And Streveler is now on and is ballin'
 
Zach Wilson might not be entirely done in the NFL but his Jets career should be over by now. He has literally nothing going for him apart from his draft capital, hasn't shown any chemistry with his WRs or improvements since he came into the NFL.

Lawrence on the other end... Impressive performance. I don't think the top teams in the AFC would want to face the Jags right now in the WC round. Especially when the other teams like the Ravens, Titans and Dolphins are all stumbling to the finish line.
 
Apparently Bill O’Brien may be back in the NFL next year as the Pats OC. I mean, nothing could be worse than what we are putting up on that side of the ball right now.
 
rpitroda said:
Apparently Bill O’Brien may be back in the NFL next year as the Pats OC. I mean, nothing could be worse than what we are putting up on that side of the ball right now.
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If Dallas can't beat Philly led by Minshew today they might as well stick a fork in their season. Philly is still loaded at key positions with few injuries while the Cowboys are massively banged up on defense. Still, they should win at home against a backup QB. Can totally see them losing to Tampa in the wild card round as they seemingly play down to their opposition, or like to blow large leads.
 
MrMarcello said:
If Dallas can't beat Philly led by Minshew today they might as well stick a fork in their season. Philly is still loaded at key positions with few injuries while the Cowboys are massively banged up on defense. Still, they should win at home against a backup QB. Can totally see them losing to Tampa in the wild card round as they seemingly play down to their opposition, or like to blow large leads.
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I think that’s a tad OTT. Minshew is a good quality backup and capable of leading an efficient offence. Having said that he’s obviously very different to Hurts so it’ll need to be quite a different scheme albeit that Minshew can still run well but not at Hurts level. Cowboys have generally been too hot and cold all year, which will remain the case regardless of a win or loss VS the Eagles.
 
rpitroda said:
Wilson is done, certainly at the Jets but I imagine a similar fall off the NFL landscape to Rosen, too.
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Saw it noted that TLaw and Fields were the #1 & #2 rated QBs all the way back in high school, and were still rated that way until a certain point where rumors started about the Jets being in love with him. That’s a good lesson in not outsmarting yourself in an already difficult scouting job.

It might be happening again this year with Levis from Kentucky playing the role of Zach. Young will be #1…and then you have another Ohio State QB. Could even throw in Anthony Richardson as this year’s Trey Lance if you really want to stretch the analogy.
 
Organic Potatoes said:
Saw it noted that TLaw and Fields were the #1 & #2 rated QBs all the way back in high school, and were still rated that way until a certain point where rumors started about the Jets being in love with him. That’s a good lesson in not outsmarting yourself in an already difficult scouting job.

It might be happening again this year with Levis from Kentucky playing the role of Zach. Young will be #1…and then you have another Ohio State QB. Could even throw in Anthony Richardson as this year’s Trey Lance if you really want to stretch the analogy.
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Saw the same tweet yeah.

And then a tweet about the third year leaps from Allen, Hurts and Tua when they got given Diggs, AJB and Hill. The Bears have a shit ton of cap space and a high draft pick they might be trading out of. If Fields gets some supporting cast, Wilson > Fields could go down as an all-time bad draft pick. He already stands out as a sore eyesight in the rest of that top 2021 top 10 to be honest.
 
RobinLFC said:
Saw the same tweet yeah.

And then a tweet about the third year leaps from Allen, Hurts and Tua when they got given Diggs, AJB and Hill. The Bears have a shit ton of cap space and a high draft pick they might be trading out of. If Fields gets some supporting cast, Wilson > Fields could go down as an all-time bad draft pick. He already stands out as a sore eyesight in the rest of that top 2021 top 10 to be honest.
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Yeah, the Bears have the opposite problem of most teams: they won’t have to finagle a way to stay under the salary cap - they have to spend to meet the salary floor.

I guess they could pay Claypool after they likely pay Mooney, but far more interesting would be going after some guy whose bags are due like Higgins if Cincy is feeling stingy.
 
Organic Potatoes said:
Saw it noted that TLaw and Fields were the #1 & #2 rated QBs all the way back in high school, and were still rated that way until a certain point where rumors started about the Jets being in love with him. That’s a good lesson in not outsmarting yourself in an already difficult scouting job.

It might be happening again this year with Levis from Kentucky playing the role of Zach. Young will be #1…and then you have another Ohio State QB. Could even throw in Anthony Richardson as this year’s Trey Lance if you really want to stretch the analogy.
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I don't see it with Young. His frame would be the skinniest NFL QB in decades and the last under 200lb first round QB was Jim McMahon, who was basically bang average but had a decent career overall (and highly fortunate to be the bus driver for a stacked Bears team). McMahon looks massive frame-wise compared to Young. I do wonder if there is room to add 5-10 more pounds of muscle mass on his skinny frame, without the HGH route of course.

Lamar Jackson is massive compared to Young and Kyler Murray bulked up before the draft, he's like 2-3 inches shorter, and has a thicker frame. But look at the injuries Murray has taken, will the same occur with Young would be my concern. It's also worth nothing the talent level Young has at Alabama over most, if not all opponents. Perhaps he's bailed out often and made to look better by these talents. He's more the pocket passer than these two but the comparisons will be endless leading up to and after the draft.

Decent article on this year's crop which looks very weak, worst I can recall in a while. I see Stroud as the better pro prospect. https://theathletic.com/3714498/2022/10/21/nfl-draft-2023-qbs/
 
Organic Potatoes said:
Saw it noted that TLaw and Fields were the #1 & #2 rated QBs all the way back in high school, and were still rated that way until a certain point where rumors started about the Jets being in love with him. That’s a good lesson in not outsmarting yourself in an already difficult scouting job.

It might be happening again this year with Levis from Kentucky playing the role of Zach. Young will be #1…and then you have another Ohio State QB. Could even throw in Anthony Richardson as this year’s Trey Lance if you really want to stretch the analogy.
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Agree 100%.
 
RobinLFC said:
Saw the same tweet yeah.

And then a tweet about the third year leaps from Allen, Hurts and Tua when they got given Diggs, AJB and Hill. The Bears have a shit ton of cap space and a high draft pick they might be trading out of. If Fields gets some supporting cast, Wilson > Fields could go down as an all-time bad draft pick. He already stands out as a sore eyesight in the rest of that top 2021 top 10 to be honest.
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If the Bears spend wisely, with the Packers in a bit of an awkward spot, the Lions tenacious but not that talented, and the Vikings definitely beatable, they could have one of the biggest leaps 22 to 23 in my opinion.
 
MrMarcello said:
I don't see it with Young. His frame would be the skinniest NFL QB in decades and the last under 200lb first round QB was Jim McMahon, who was basically bang average but had a decent career overall (and highly fortunate to be the bus driver for a stacked Bears team). McMahon looks massive frame-wise compared to Young. I do wonder if there is room to add 5-10 more pounds of muscle mass on his skinny frame, without the HGH route of course.

Lamar Jackson is massive compared to Young and Kyler Murray bulked up before the draft, he's like 2-3 inches shorter, and has a thicker frame. But look at the injuries Murray has taken, will the same occur with Young would be my concern. It's also worth nothing the talent level Young has at Alabama over most, if not all opponents. Perhaps he's bailed out often and made to look better by these talents. He's more the pocket passer than these two but the comparisons will be endless leading up to and after the draft.

Decent article on this year's crop which looks very weak, worst I can recall in a while. I see Stroud as the better pro prospect. https://theathletic.com/3714498/2022/10/21/nfl-draft-2023-qbs/
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I don’t really follow college football (wanted to but so hard to get into), but I can’t imagine a QB who is much smaller than Lamar or Kyler lasting. Sometimes these guys have an ability to know how to absorb hits, which is an overlooked and sometimes ignored skill, but be interesting to know if that’s something Young has. Take Brady as an example - obviously not a size comp but he’s an absolute master of knowing when he will be hit and hence how to take it.
 
Falcons are 23/10 to beat the Ravens who are without Lamar and have Sammy Watkins playing as WR1. Think that's a very decent bet, even with the Falcons being a bit shit.
 
Another dropped pass and the Bengals miss the FG. Pats suddenly have a chance in this when Cincinnati should have it wrapped up, at 29-12 vs 22-12.

Any my goodness, Mac Jones is the epitome of bang average at his position.
 
Mahomes doing Mahomes things on that TD. Incredible
 
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