NFL 2016

[C-Mag]

I have admit that I'm having some fun already thinking about how Jon Robinson and the Titans are going to use picks 5 (thanks Coach Fish) and 18 in the first round.

The Flaming Thumbtacks are going to win the AFC South next year. They are an up and coming team. It will be neck and neck with the Texans, but I think the Titans will win a tie breaker with them.

The Colts are a mess, it shows that A Lucks early success was more due to Arians than Spagnola. The Jags are lost. The Texans can't buy a QB.
But I do have to say, with a healthy JJ Watt, Clowney, and the rest of that defense they are going to make some noise.

[C-Mag]

The Denver Broncos have named Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Vance Joseph their new head coach.

Joseph was the Defensive Coordinator for the Dolphins in 2016. His only year as a coordinator, the defense finished 30th in the league.
I don't know enough about him to say if this is a good or bad pick for the Broncos. His record really doesn't show it, but multiple teams interviewed him so apparently there is some confidence in him.

[SilverEagle]

Says a lot about the Phins performance.

Yeah, their performance wasn't really that great. Although, both sides got a lot of fouls during the game.

$29.00 for playoff tickets, IMO, isn't bad. Just have to deal with the negative wind chills.

My wife and I were at the game. It really wasn't that bad. We were on the west side of the Heinz Field so we were shielded from a lot of the wind.

[Fife]

The Chargers are going to play the next two years in a 30K seat soccer stadium? In Carson?

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/repor ... 2017-2018/

http://www.fightforla.com/#temp




Somebody call Goodell, the U.S.S. NFL needs its brass polished up some more. And the deck chairs need some rearranging.

:drunk:

[Okeefenokee]

Stubhub center.

Member when Trump was being gauche for putting his name on everything? Yeah, I member.

Just joking, but I do think it's tacky as shit to name stadiums like that. In most cases, it isn't even accurate, or they'd all be called tax payer center.

[C-Mag]

The Chargers are going to play the next two years in a 30K seat soccer stadium? In Carson?

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/repor ... 2017-2018/

http://www.fightforla.com/#temp




Somebody call Goodell, the U.S.S. NFL needs its brass polished up some more. And the deck chairs need some rearranging.

:drunk:

Chargers fans are pissed !
Can't blame 'em

[SuburbanFarmer]

Yeah, I think the cover is coming off how little the NFL fucking cares for its fans. Good.

[C-Mag]

Yeah, there popularity is waning. They've F'd up the game. These moves to LA and LV are clearly more than normal just about money. The LA situation was prompted by some business guys who wanted to build a huge stadium, but needed 2 teams to play in it to make it viable. So the NFL basically forced some moves. St Louis and San Diego are the casualties.

[Ex-California]

The Raiders move to Vegas is actually a good thing. Las Vegas is close enough for both the Bay Area and LA fans, as well as to Denver for when the Broncos play. I used to mention close to San Diego for Chargers fans but the Chargers have no fans anywhere now.

The Chargers move is simply reprehensible, but the San Diego residents are just as responsible as that slime ball Spanos for it. SD was acting entitled by refusing to accept anything other than the NFL and Chargers ownership paying for everything. All stadiums, even in "football country" are partially funded by the public. The retarded thing is, this was not going to affect San Diego residents' pockets at all though, as the money was going to come from a new hotel tax that would be levied upon out-of-town tourists.

I'm torn on who to blame though, because the people of SD totally fucked up, but Spanos is such a creep that the whole move comes out as a wash because he has to pay a relocation fee that is more than he would have paid for the SD stadium.

Good moves actually matter to me because if you haven't figured out I have a very vested interest in the success of the League in general

[SuburbanFarmer]

The Raiders move to Vegas is actually a good thing. Las Vegas is close enough for both the Bay Area and LA fans, as well as to Denver for when the Broncos play. I used to mention close to San Diego for Chargers fans but the Chargers have no fans anywhere now.

The Chargers move is simply reprehensible, but the San Diego residents are just as responsible as that slime ball Spanos for it. SD was acting entitled by refusing to accept anything other than the NFL and Chargers ownership paying for everything. All stadiums, even in "football country" are partially funded by the public. The retarded thing is, this was not going to affect San Diego residents' pockets at all though, as the money was going to come from a new hotel tax that would be levied upon out-of-town tourists.

I'm torn on who to blame though, because the people of SD totally fucked up, but Spanos is such a creep that the whole move comes out as a wash because he has to pay a relocation fee that is more than he would have paid for the SD stadium.

Good moves actually matter to me because if you haven't figured out I have a very vested interest in the success of the League in general

Do you work for them? Any chance I could get you to usurp Goodell for the good of the game?

Srsly, that guy has destroyed football.