NFL 2021-2022 Season
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Oh no! I can't stand Michaels and Collinsworth. I prefer Nantz and Romo on CBS!
But my #1 broadcast duo is definitely Buck and Aikman!
My very long week is causing a brain fart. How in the hell did I forget Romo and Nantz? Those two are easily tied (if not slightly better than) with Michaels and Collinsworth.
In other news, Davante Adams traded to Raiders after they kept Aaron Rodgers with all that money?! Someone (that'll be Aaron Rodgers) is gonna be pissed.
I can’t stand Romo & Collinsworth is also equally annoying as hell. Love Aikman!
As for the Adams trade to Vegas he’s the one who asked to be traded few weeks ago. Aaron Rogers was supposedly aware of this on the day he signed his big extension. The reason given by Adams on why he wanted out is that he wanted to join Derek Carr, a good friend of his who was his QB in their college days. Green Bay was also ready to match the Raiders offer.
As for the Adams trade to Vegas he’s the one who asked to be traded few weeks ago. Aaron Rogers was supposedly aware of this on the day he signed his big extension. The reason given by Adams on why he wanted out is that he wanted to join Derek Carr, a good friend of his who was his QB in their college days. Green Bay was also ready to match the Raiders offer.
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Yep huge free agent signings and big trades with tons of money being thrown around in this crazy week in the NFL
1) Von Miller signs with the Bills for 6 years/$120 million... unreal for a 33 year-old defensive player past his prime!
2) Russell Wilson traded to the Broncos
3) Khalil Mack traded to the Chargers
4) Davante Adams traded to the Raiders
5) Chandler Jones signs with the Raiders for 3 years/$52 million
6) Carson Wentz traded to the Commanders...
...and more to come!
1) Von Miller signs with the Bills for 6 years/$120 million... unreal for a 33 year-old defensive player past his prime!
2) Russell Wilson traded to the Broncos
3) Khalil Mack traded to the Chargers
4) Davante Adams traded to the Raiders
5) Chandler Jones signs with the Raiders for 3 years/$52 million
6) Carson Wentz traded to the Commanders...
...and more to come!
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Romo is the only one of the 3 former player broadcasters who can anticipate the play based on how he reads the defense pre-fact...not post-fact like Aikman!
Forget Collinsworth he's a clown and former wide receiver who never liked to run crossing routs over the middle of the field!
Romo is a master at reading defenses and he tells viewers in real-time!...and his wife is a FOX!!!...lol!
Forget Collinsworth he's a clown and former wide receiver who never liked to run crossing routs over the middle of the field!
Romo is a master at reading defenses and he tells viewers in real-time!...and his wife is a FOX!!!...lol!
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I liked Romo in his first season but last season i had enough! While it is true that he has a knack of predicting a play coming up his overabundance of energy during the playcalling just simply gets on my nerves after a while. Mad Dog Russo also can't stand him so i'm not alone! lol
For me the best one of that bunch of the late John Madden. Boom!
For me the best one of that bunch of the late John Madden. Boom!
Absolutely, Madden was the greatest of all time! Him and Pat Summerall on CBS for the late Sunday afternoon game was a must for NFL Football fans!...For me the best one of that bunch of the late John Madden. Boom!
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Romo does have football savant qualities/tendencies, and I can understand where you are coming from because he often sounds like a giddy football nerd, especially with his catchphrase, just before the ball is snapped on a big play- "here we go!!!!!!!! However I think his enthusiasm and energy for watching football is genuine. He may need to tone it down a tad, but I think CBS producers encourage the opposite- for him to be overtly theatrical. Madden had some of the same qualities as Romo, yelling out his own catchphrases like "boom!" after a big hit. His style was a bit more folksy and he endeared Americans by talking about food, widely popularizing turducken on Thanksgiving. If it were not for Madden millions of Americans wouldn't know what the fuck turducken is, and turducken sales would not have skyrocketed as they since have around Thanksgiving.I liked Romo in his first season but last season i had enough! While it is true that he has a knack of predicting a play coming up his overabundance of energy during the playcalling just simply gets on my nerves after a while. Mad Dog Russo also can't stand him so i'm not alone! lol
For me the best one of that bunch of the late John Madden. Boom!
Turducken - Wikipedia
The day John Madden met the turducken
On a December day in 1996, a New Orleans butcher introduced a local-favorite dish to the legendary coach and broadcaster. Neither of their lives would be the same.
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it’s been one of the most busy & interesting offseasons in a long time , the AFC stacking up looks like an arms race ... Von Miller’s been money everywhere his played , but I agree that’s insane money for a 33 year old , makes you wonder about the knuckle heads making all these big decisions , though I’m still very happy that they got him as a Buffalo fan ...also very excited for Cleveland finally getting their star QB
It is a ton of money but Miller was playing at a high level last year. The Bills see him as a leader, a 2 time Super Bowl champion and a guy who puts their defense over the top.......
Here is a detailed analysis of the Von Miller contract:
www.buffalorumblings.com
2022 NFL Free Agency: Von Miller contract analysis
Numbers are coming in for the big deal
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New "Josh Allen Rule" for playoff game OT- each team guaranteed possession:
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NFL approves OT rules tweak for playoffs only
NFL owners on Tuesday approved a rule proposal to modify overtime in the playoffs by ensuring both teams get a possession.
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Very good news..in all fairness for the teams it's only make sense....and was about time to move on this issue.
A lot of you guys think it's all rainbows and giggles for the NFL QB, but this article discusses QB Ryan Tannehill's depression and treatment for depression after the Titans lost to the Bengals in the playoffs:
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Only one QB in the NFL out of 32 is a winner at the end of the year and you guys may lose sight of the pain of the other 31. This article is a little dose of that reality.
Tannehill went to therapy, was in 'a dark place'
Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill said Tuesday that he was in a "dark place" after his team's early playoff exit and went to therapy as a result. He also said it's not his job to mentor rookie QB Malik Willis.
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