OTHER SPORTS DISCUSSION Thread

Last two fights total time 30 seconds. Last three, 66 seconds. Her level of domination is just ridiculous

 

I'd let her get me in a headlock...

 

RIP then. She'd probably snap your scrawny neck off.

 

None in the UFC.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-lynch-i-was-expecting-ball-before-final-play

Lynch didn't put the blame on Carroll, though his ensuing explanation left plenty of room for interpretation.


" Yes, I was expecting the ball. But in life, these things happen. Like I told a reporter after the game, it's a team sport. I had no problem with the decision of the playcalling. I think it was more of a ... how do I say this? When you look at me, and you let me run that ball in ... I am the face of the nation," he said.

"You know, MVP of the Super Bowl, that's pretty much the face of the nation at that point of time. I don't know what went into that call. I mean, maybe it was a good thing that I didn't get the ball. I mean, you know, it cost us the Super Bowl. I have full confidence in my teammates to execute that plan because we've done it so many more times. But would I love to had the ball there? Yeah, I would have. "




Lol he kept it real. same thing a lot of people thought. they wanted Wilson to get MVP and not Lynch. that's some funky shit. Lynch should leave their asses hanging until after the draft and make them make the decision..let them draft a RB and let them take the hit from the fans.

 

Thomas isn't merely a product of Peyton Manning's offense. His emergence as a mismatch for linebackers and safeties was the engine that drove the Broncos' record-breaking attack in 2013.

7. Julius Thomas, TE, Denver Broncos: The two-time Pro Bowl selection isn't much of a blocker and has struggled with ankle injuries in multiple seasons. Those concerns are trumped by a rare skill set as a mismatch creating space in the middle of the field, excelling after the catch and posting up in the red zone. Thomas is a difference-making talent in the prime of his career. There will be plenty of demand if he hits the market, as expected.

"Skill-set wise as a tight end, he gives you everything," NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah opined last November. "He can run after the catch, he can post you up in the middle of the field, he has a great feel in the red zone. He's an outstanding tight end and a big-time weapon for Peyton Manning."

 

or nah

 

let the Suh derby begin. franchise tags handed out and Suh not among them.

 

Because the tag# would've been somewhere around 26 million. They want him back and anyone with $$ will be interested.

 

Eagles are trading LeSean McCoy to Buffalo for Kiko Alonso

 

Kiko Alonso is a stud who should help their bad defense though, also clears 8 million in cap space, and Chip Kelly's offense doesn't need a RB like LeSean McCoy.

 

we'll see what Alonso looks like after coming back from the ACL tear..Brian Cushing was once a stud too.

 

it's gonna be hard to pull that trade off. they're gonna have to include future 1st rounders, IMO..that #20 overall pick that they have is a far fall from the top of the draft.

Tennessee is probably getting calls, though. Eagles will have to get past the Jets. it might work out for us because Mariota would go to Philly at #2 and perhaps JAX takes Fowler since they need more of a LEO end and not a DT..or if JAX ends up with Suh..either way Leonard Williams might fall to us.

 

Williams or Coop would be acceptable.


Carr really needs a top WR. I'd go there if they don't get in in free agency.

 

Hope they have a real gameplan in place..because it looks like Suh is going to the highest bidder with him saying he's gonna let his agent pick his team, so if they spend 25 of the 65M in cap space on Suh they need to add more impact players on the defense to feed off of him. That means making a play for McCourty as well and getting safety figured out for the long term. Of course it won't be long before Woodson retires. Knighton is a good bet, so even if they miss on Suh, Knighton is able to do some of those things. I feel less confident about adding Julius Thomas now that McCourty is out there.

 

by Larry Hartstein | CBSSports.com
Wed, 04 Mar 2015 9:58 AM ET

Impending free agent receiver Randall Cobb apparently will not be returning to Green Bay, "barring the unexpected," and the Jaguars and Raiders are expected to be his top suitors, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Green Bay did not slap the franchise tag on Cobb, and the 24-year-old star believes he can do better than the Packers' offer of five years at $8 million to $9 million annually, the report said.

Other teams can start negotiating with Cobb at 3 p.m. Saturday. The Jaguars, who have $69.3 million in cap room, "are expected to be all over Cobb" as they need a dynamic threat from the slot to help quarterback Blake Bortles, the paper said.

Oakland has $56.6 million in cap room and also is preparing to bid for Cobb, the paper said, adding: "Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie helped draft Cobb for Green Bay in the second round four years ago and wants to reunite him with steady James Jones."

 

According to Packer Report, the Raiders are prepared to offer Cobb a blockbuster deal of $11 million a season, more than $2 million more than Cobb was seeking last month.

 

SUh isn't costing 25 per, maybe somewhere around 18 at most. Unless it is front loaded.