NFL Trash Talkers Thread

Women play dirtier, and with more contact. Just saying.

 

Look, all I'm saying is that you're taking your life in your hands when you confront a tired, aggressive woman whose sport involves ancient murder weapons.

 

Pffff, I have this one ex-girlfriend who, well...I survived that mostly intact...it has made me fearless.

 

Ah, yes, the three-clam jam!

 

Bwahaha that's hilarious

 

Are the Vikings coming down from the emotional high of a few early wins? Will they make the playoffs?

 

No.

 

Are the Vikings going to repeat 2003?

 

Guess the Vikes O-line thought it would be fun to go as ghosts for Halloween

 

Viking's D.... :/

 

And the Vikings end the run. Our latest pick was the Vikings in a survivor football pool and they failed. We don't usually pick road teams but this week was tough. The Falcons screwed me last week with the OT loss at home to the Chargers. 4th&1 in OT is not the best time to go for it.

 

The Seahawks O-line decided to dress up as NFL offensive linemen ... shitty costumes.

 

Don't feel bad. The Niner's show up every week as The Invisible Men.

 

Looks like some Bush league shit right there.

 

Interesting read.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...om&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial

 

Percy fucking Harvin out of retirement, signed with Bills. Wtf. Guess we'll see him Monday night.

 

Not a huge Cam fan, but he does take a cheap shot or two. One of my biggest gripes over the years with this sport is blown calls, non calls, obscure calls, Etc. that decide games. One blown call can knock a team out of the playoffs or advance a team that should not have been there. What's holding, interference, roughing the passer, a good catch, excess celebration, Etc, and what isn't varies every week in any given arena. I've often had visions of refs with a pocket full of cash after some games of God awful calls. I know they cant see everything with bodies flying around that fast, but sometimes it's a righteous penalty. A booth review on blatant non calls as well as controversial ones if the coach tosses the red hankie? But, that may make games five hours long.

 

Human error will always be apart of the game from an officiating standpoint.
As a team, you have to be able to play good enough that a few non calls or bad calls don't affect the outcome(look at the Raiders this past weekend). As they say, holding could be called on every play. Does anyone really want the game to be mired down by a bunch of over officiating. I say let them play.