NFL Thread

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When Fly Eagles Fly goes wrong.

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50-50 chances the city makes it to morning.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

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[OrangeRibbon]

I work in the area, it wasn't that bad. Like one or two broken windows, one flipped over car, and a missing awning. Oh and some toppled street signs.

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Eagles parade pictures and video are satin to come in.



Ladies love their Foles after the rumors circulate he's packing an elephant trunk.

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The sad thing is you can't tell what year this is from. It could be 2007 or 2017.

[Big Boss Man]

The Browns are rumored to be the team featured on this years Hard Knocks.

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Ratings will be 0.00000000001.

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The Browns are rumored to be the team featured on this years Hard Knocks.

It's official. I look forward to seeing Josh Gordan smoking fat blunts and having every episode with a player begging for his release from this shit team as the GM tearfully begs him to stay.

[Big Boss Man]

Imagine being eligible for the NFL draft and being drafted to the Browns. Instead of He Hate Me on the back of your jersey have TRADE ME.

[Big Boss Man]

NFL will make players stand for the national anthem

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2358 ... hem-policy

"We want people to be respectful of the national anthem," commissioner Roger Goodell said. "We want people to stand -- that's all personnel -- and make sure they treat this moment in a respectful fashion. That's something we think we owe. [But] we were also very sensitive to give players choices."

Would taking a knee to make a peaceful protest against police brutality etc actually be considered disrespectful?

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Those that see it that way believe that since the anthem is played in honor of military veterans that it's wrong to turn it into a protest against police brutality that they have nothing to do with.

Personally I don't care. If you think it's bad all it does then is reflect poorly on the people doing it, it's not like they're disrupting anything. So just say "that guy is a prick" if you're offended and move on if you don't like it. But I'm also not going to pretend like making an empty gesture makes anybody a hero. As we just saw with Sterling Brown athletes haven't even been able to save themselves from police brutality since doing this. So what has it accomplished besides getting publicity for Colin Kaepernick then?