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My knee has been bad for years, but so far I am still able to watch the games, get up to pee during the commercials, and make a sandwich at halftime.
When I can no longer do those things, there's glasses and depends, and someone to make my sammiches...
;)
 
_WW_ said:
I remember one time when I pulled my hamstring at work. The boss says "Those NFL guys pull 'em all the time and their out on the field the next week." I said, "Well yea. They get the best medical care money can buy. All I get is a case of beer. So I'm taking a few days off and drinking as many beers as it takes!"
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Hammy injuries usually have guys out like half a season. Your plight is validated.
 
Lots of NFL chatter on the beach this morning in between coho hook ups. The football analysis discussed was at Hugh Breedlove Millen levels.
 
mcswny said:
I had my right meniscus done 3 years ago and having an mri on my left next week. Super simple procedure with an easy recovery. Granted, I do believe you have a few years on me (hope that’s not taken as offense ;).
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I’ve had both knees scoped already…high school sports…
 
Jack Jones had his charges dropped for trying to take handguns on a plane. I have no idea how you make that mistake.
However, it's good news for the Patsies. He is a playmaker and boundary corners don't grow on trees.
 
charles sullivan said:
Jack Jones had his charges dropped for trying to take handguns on a plane. I have no idea how you make that mistake.
However, it's good news for the Patsies. He is a playmaker and boundary corners don't grow on trees.
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"Well, Mr. DA, it just slipped my mind that I had put a G19 and G43X and two extended magazines in my carry-on bag."
"Oh, Mr. Jones, I see you're a QB in the NFL, and that could happen to anyone, so case dismissed. BTW, about those tickets to the next game..."
 
Well...
It's not like he deflated footballs, or surreptitiously filmed other teams practices.
More like patronizing rub and tug joints I guess.
 
SurfnFish said:
"Well, Mr. DA, it just slipped my mind that I had put a G19 and G43X and two extended magazines in my carry-on bag."
"Oh, Mr. Jones, I see you're a QB in the NFL, and that could happen to anyone, so case dismissed. BTW, about those tickets to the next game..."
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It is a weird law. It seemed likely to get dropped from the start. They had to prove that he knowingly brought a locked case with 2 handguns in his carry on bag. It's easier to prove a frug offense in WA state.
The dude has a tough history. He seems to make a lot of bad choices I hope for him that he is learning.
He really is sticky in coverage.
 
Mossback said:
Well...
It's not like he deflated footballs, or surreptitiously filmed other teams practices.
More like patronizing rub and tug joints I guess.
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The spygate broken "rule" was taping from an unapproved location. There is nothing illegal about taping an opposing teams signals. There never has been. The Jets were likely taping NE signals that game just as every other home team did at the time and still does.
In the history of sports journalism, no story has been as mis-charectorized as that one. The actual issue was Belichik not showing propee respect to Goodell.
I would say that Jones' handguns are by far the worst infraction of them. I don't care for handguns inside of planes.
OTOH, it's hard to fathom someone knowingly bringing them on a plane. We have all been through TSA security. How could anyone think they'd get away with it? I suspect he thought he was putting it in the checked baggage.
 
www.espn.com

What's legal, what's illegal in NFL spy game

NFL scouts and spies can watch defensive signals, jot down notes, even speak into recorders. But no videotaping allowed.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

From the link :

NFL's no-video rule​

The "Game Operations Manual" states that "no video recording devices of any kind are permitted to be in use in the coaches' booth, on the field, or in the locker room during the game." The manual states that "all video shooting locations must be enclosed on all sides with a roof overhead." NFL security officials confiscated a camera and videotape from a New England video assistant on the Patriots' sideline when it was suspected he was recording the Jets' defensive signals. Taping any signals is prohibited.
Scouts funnel these observations to their teams' offensive coaching staffs, hoping to link the opponents' defensive signals to specific blitzes, fronts and coverages.

It's all legal under NFL rules, with one stipulation: absolutely no video recordings allowed.

Looks like there's plenty of confusion around this issue, mostly yours it would seem.
😁🤣😁

www.nytimes.com

In the N.F.L., It’s Not Cheating Until You Start Videotaping (Published 2008)

Further advances in technology, combined with football’s winking culture toward espionage, promise to confuse matters in what may already be the biggest cheating scandal in N.F.L. history.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
 
Mossback said:
www.espn.com

What's legal, what's illegal in NFL spy game

NFL scouts and spies can watch defensive signals, jot down notes, even speak into recorders. But no videotaping allowed.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

From the link :

NFL's no-video rule​

The "Game Operations Manual" states that "no video recording devices of any kind are permitted to be in use in the coaches' booth, on the field, or in the locker room during the game." The manual states that "all video shooting locations must be enclosed on all sides with a roof overhead." NFL security officials confiscated a camera and videotape from a New England video assistant on the Patriots' sideline when it was suspected he was recording the Jets' defensive signals. Taping any signals is prohibited.
Scouts funnel these observations to their teams' offensive coaching staffs, hoping to link the opponents' defensive signals to specific blitzes, fronts and coverages.

It's all legal under NFL rules, with one stipulation: absolutely no video recordings allowed.

Looks like there's plenty of confusion around this issue, mostly yours it would seem.
😁🤣😁

www.nytimes.com

In the N.F.L., It’s Not Cheating Until You Start Videotaping (Published 2008)

Further advances in technology, combined with football’s winking culture toward espionage, promise to confuse matters in what may already be the biggest cheating scandal in N.F.L. history.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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As I said, the most misreported issue in sports history. You can tape from the video location above (enclosed). They were caught taping from the sidelines. Sando is no different from the rest of the NFL suck ups who covered this. The fact is that you can't go against the NFL. You will never get another scoop from the league offices again.
The other issue is that the rule was "changed" before the winter. The interpretation was changed by the commissioner. BB blew him off as it had not gone through the rules committee. The crime was not following Goodell's interpretation of the rules. The rule is below. There is no discussion of signals.

Article 9.1 (C) (14) of the Constitution and Bylaws of the NFL: No member shall: "Use at any time, from the start to the finish of any game in which a club is a participant, any communications or information gathering equipment, other than Polaroid-type cameras or field telephones, including without limitation videotape machines, telephone tapping or bugging devices, or any other form of electronic devices that might aid a team during the playing of a game.”
 
Patriots have been punished enough folks. Mac Jones at QB is quite the millstone around their neck.
 

NFL season coming! You got that fire in your gut??
 
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DimeBrite said:

NFL season coming! You got that fire in your gut??
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Cardinals are a wreck as a franchise right now. It would be funny if they tanked it this season so they could draft Caleb Williams and he said screw that noise, I’m coming back to USC for another year of NIL $$$$ rather than play for the Cardinals.
He’d likely be taking a haircut money considering Bryce Young got $38 million contract, but he could put himself in a better situation to get a huge second contract.
Then the Cardinals would be stuck with the midget and his stupid contract.
SF
 
Yeah, they are seemingly stuck with the petulant midget for now...I meant hurt petulant midget.
😅😅
 
Go Lions !!!
Let the games begin...
:)
 
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