NFL Trash Talkers Thread

Lets be honest the shirts coming off no matter, so even if it was a pats shirt I still would

 

Eh, depends if it's easier to pull it over her head or just pull it down..

 

sorry, maybe I never noticed you in here

 

Tell her to lay off the photoshop, curtains don't just bend like that

 

True that. I fear we may be entering a Daniel Snyder era.

 

Just to stir the pot some more, umm which one is it? Your video "shows" the temperature could have caused to pressure drop yet the math you posted when actually done correctly shows otherwise. Your own posts contradict themselves that's really not a good way to make an argument

Edit: seeing how he used Fahrenheit to measure his temperatures in the video and ended up with similar results to the "math" you posted, I'm gonna take a guess and say he didn't convert to kelvin either.

 

And he looks like teenage Gronk

 

Just read where John Madden puts any inflation trickery all on Brady.

 

D'Qwell Jackson noticed nothing out of the ordinary when he picked off a Tom Brady pass in the second quarter of the AFC Championship Game.
If that particular ball was under-inflated, Jackson couldn't tell. That's what he told NFL Network's Jeff Darlington on Thursday, debunking the theory that the interception is what sparked the league's investigation into the Patriots intentionally deflating balls to make them easier to grip in the rainy conditions.
"I wouldn't know how that could even be an advantage or a disadvantage," Jackson told Darlington. "I definitely wouldn't be able to tell if one ball had less pressure than another."
Jackson said he had no idea this was a potential issue until after he returned to Indianapolis. He simply brought the ball to the sideline after he intercepted it and that's the last he saw of it.
The veteran linebacker also said any possible advantage provided by the balls reportedly being two pounds of air per square inch below the league minimum of 12.5 PSI did not change the final outcome. There's little doubt about that, because New England stomped Indianapolis 45-7.
"It wouldn't have changed the outcome of the game," Jackson told Darlington. "They outplayed us. We didn't match their intensity. I don't feel slighted at all personally. They created turnovers, they ran the ball on us. They won that game because of their intensity — not the pressure of a football."
In the story, Jackson also noted that the Patriots were not using their own footballs but the Colts' balls in the final minutes of the first half. This could mean the officials recognized the issue before halftime, when it was believed they tested the footballs, realized they were under-inflated and replaced them.

 

Interesting read..and haha Ballghazi

http://time.com/3679079/patriots-under-inflated-balls-deflategate-nfl-scandal/

 

Dude, your fellow homer 650 already reported that. But I still don't know what you are trying to prove. Here are the chain of events:

link

 

Not even worth arguing about it anymore, opinions are like orgasms, mine matters most and I don't care if you have one.

 

That's Ok I don't post in here very much. It's fun to read though

 

So, you guys are both telling me there is no helmet to helmet contact? Also, it has nothing to do with him being a QB. Fines have been handed out all over the NFL for targeting unsuspecting players who aren't QB's.

Here's a breakdown of fines this year:

Hit on a defenseless player: No one who was fined in 2014 hit a QB.
Ahmad Dixon
Chris Conte
Nigel Bradhum
William Moore
CJ Mosley
Brandian Ross
Anquan Boldin
Ryan Clark

Blindside Block: No one else who was fined in 2014 hit a QB
Lance Kendricks
Darrell Young
Garrett Reynolds
Antone Exum
Jonathan Newsome
Darian Stewart

Still think he only got fined because Russell was a QB?

 

It's no surprise that the Pats are being scrutinized, they HAVE had some situations where they are in a negative spotllight, case in point a few years ago they were busted for spying & taping some Charger practices a week before they were to play them.... Nothing really came of it as far as punishment for it & c'mon, if your really all the Pats proclaim you don't need to sneak around like a little bitch spying on the competition, shows absolutely no class or sportsmenship at all, My own opinion of Brady is he's a DECENT QB, thats all he is, surely not as good as he's portrayed

 

I honestly did not think the NFL would investigate before the Super Bowl, good for them.

http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/01/23/deflategate-new-england-patriots-nfl-response

 

My bad didn't notice.

 

http://m.espn.go.com/general/blogs/...city=dallas&src=desktop&ex_cid=sportscenterFB

Dallas fan suing for $88 billion

 

The penalty for helmet to helmet contact is not for all scenarios when two helmets make contact with each other. It's for when a player uses the crown of his helmet (putting his head down) to strike another player in the head (helmet).