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Rough week to be a Packers fan
I’m more sick about yesterday. Tough loss.
JO_75
Hall of Famer
I really like this trend of donating to player's favorite charities. Lions fans last donated $13 to Deshaun Watson's charity after the firing of Matt Patricia. They chose $13 because Matt Patricia's win record total was 13 wins.
Today, they are thanking Matthew Stafford by donating to Stafford's favorite charity, Acoustic Neuroma Association with $9, 9 of course being Stafford's jersey number.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.detroitnews.com/amp/6701127002
Today, they are thanking Matthew Stafford by donating to Stafford's favorite charity, Acoustic Neuroma Association with $9, 9 of course being Stafford's jersey number.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.detroitnews.com/amp/6701127002
ummmm where's the coverage of this... nfl.com and all the major outlets haven't even mentioned it - not even courtesy write-up and this supposedly happened over 24 hours ago
like wtf...
how is this not everywhere - how have the seahawks not even made a statement yet???
JO_75
Hall of Famer
WTF......
How there is no media coverage? This is right up the media's alley in what they like to report, unbelievable. Guess Protesters will riot outside Seahawks' Headquarters now then the media will cover it.
Anyhow.... I'm all for a guaranteed life sentence for this POS.
i just dont understand why the seahawks havent said anything - it would be super easy for them to say something as simple as "we're aware of the situation regarding [insert player name] who is scheduled to be a free agent... we have made the decision we will not be re-signing him - we as an organisation take domestic violence incredibly seriously and needless to say, [insert player name]'s actions do not fit with our organisation's values - we wish and pray [insert victim's name] makes a full recovery and will support her"
tbh they dont even need to be that emphatic - just the fact they havent said anything as simple as 'we're aware of the situation and monitoring' - like i get the fact that he's a free agent - but he's technically a seahawk until the new league year
Dom McRaven
Hall of Famer
It takes an incredible kind of lowlife piece of shit to tell your girlfriend to bow to you, beat the shit out of her when she doesn't comply, and THEN say "I'm surprised you're still alive." Wheeler needs to be blackballed from the rest of the league.
while he was eating dinner - dude thought she was dead and just sat down to eat a meal
Dom McRaven
Hall of Famer
You can smell the psychopathy from there. Beyond deranged. Future Cowboy though (no I'm not trying to be funny either).
well the first paragraph was good
the second one was not good - the suggestion that the only reason wheeler did this was mental health related (and that he needs help) as if he was suicidal and not homocidal is a bit of a miss
but at least the first paragraph was pretty emphatic
JO_75
Hall of Famer
It reminds me of the wrestler Chris Benoit. He killed his wife, then a full day later killed his son. On top of that, he was supposed to be at a WWE PPV where he contemplated still showing up to the PPV as if nothing happened.
Willbacker
Ravens Ring of Honor
Sorry bout the loss bro. I was pulling hard for the Pack!!
i guess he didnt like the hire then lol
Dom McRaven
Hall of Famer
Tbf, he had his mind set on leaving regardless of who the coach was. I think it was Schefty who mentioned that.
JO_75
Hall of Famer
Culley still accepted the job knowing it's a rebuild and Watson wanted out.
Anyway, what's crazier is the number of quarterbacks that could be on the move and how many more QB needy teams there are now.
the old gen of QBs are all aging out at the same time - there's a ton of quality young new guys but we'll see if there's enough of them to replace the outgoing guys
cdp
Ravens Ring of Honor
Agree. But today's NFL is basically a faster version of college football. This should make it easier to find young guys.
i mean it's still dependent on the talent coming out but the last few years have added some talent to the league - 2017 and 2018 classes were pretty important in helping to revitalise a stagnating group of QBs
brees has retired
rivers has retired
big ben hasn't yet but is on his way out
brady's never gonna stop but maybe he will lol...
other than big ben the AFC has no incumbent old franchise QB
other than brady and Rodgers the NFC has on incumbent older franchise QBs left
so as long as there arent a ton of busts coming out the level of QB play is going to start improving again as the influx of talent becomes larger than the volume of outgoing franchise guys