Mr. Scot
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This is not exactly the first time Hardy has shown something less than good judgment.
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Dome teams get accused of this a lot (the Colts have been getting this thrown at them for years) but it's never been proven. If the Falcons are the first ones caught, I will laugh very hard
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Thomas Davis named Walter Payton Man of the Year
Mr. Scot replied to cardiackat88.'s topic in Carolina Panthers
Back on topic Loved seeing Coach and Mrs Rivera there along with Luke to support TD. -
Thomas Davis named Walter Payton Man of the Year
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Standing ovation...well deserved. -
Thomas Davis named Walter Payton Man of the Year
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Man, that video got me. -
I think his ceiling is as a dangerous third receiver, and frankly I'm fine with that. That's a great thing to have.
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I'm hoping for Az Hakim myself. Philly could be well suited to that sort of role.
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I came close to adopting one of those.
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If they buy their kids a game without checking it out ahead of time, it's their own fault.
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Pro Football Spot breaks down the state of Panthers' Big Uglies
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I'll settle for just being the guy that watches the results. -
Pro Football Spot breaks down the state of Panthers' Big Uglies
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One caveat... If we found a guy who's poised to break out that wasn't well known enough to require high value, then yes it could happen. (that's probably about as likely to happen as my parrot learning Portuguese, but technically it's possible) -
Official* - Manny Pacquiao v. Floyd Mayweather - May 2, 2015
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I'd probably watch it. But man, has boxing fallen off from where it was when I was a kid. -
Know what I'd like to see? Spelling bee.
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Have never forgotten that feeling, and I'm just a fan. Imagine what it's like for the guys who play the game. I'm not a big fan of generic pop songs you could write with a book of Mad Libs. If she wasn't nice to look at, I don't know that she'd have a career as a 'music artist'. (go ahead and call me a grumpy old man if you wanna)
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Pro Football Spot breaks down the state of Panthers' Big Uglies
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Been busy, Among other things, girlfriend's birthday and Valentine's Day both coming in short order -
I think this is a lot of us. there's just as much Super Bowl hype as ever. I'm just not paying attention to it. Back in 03-04 I was riveted from the moment the NFC Championship ended till the second the Super Bowl started.
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Pro Football Spot breaks down the state of Panthers' Big Uglies
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I wish I were as confident of that as you are -
Pro Football Spot breaks down the state of Panthers' Big Uglies
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I'm gonna resist the urge to say that I already believed all of that. I'm not gonna resist it that hard, though. The unit that finished the season is definitely stronger than the one that started it, and the only real glaring need that remains is at left tackle. That said, the free agent tackle market is terrible. It'll be no shock if the only two guys really worth plunking down decent money for (Dunlap and Bulaga) are both signed back to their current teams before free agency even starts. My best hope this year is for a really good tackle to fall in round one, and honestly that's not much of a hope. We might have to settle for a stopgap this season, which I can deal with as long as it isn't Byron Bell. -
The World Cup is a series of games. The Super Bowl is a single event, and it's not just watched here.
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The Super Bowl has been the single most hyped event in the world for decades now. Don't see that changing anytime soon.
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Sal Paolantonio characterized Kraft's statement as reminding Goodell who he works for. Florio pointed out something about the standard being met here. The thing about the NFL is that, thanks to the way things are set up, they don't have to meet the kind of standard you would in court. Sufficient evidence to believe something happened is enough for Goodell to inflict penalties. Not only is there plenty of evidence here, but we're talking about an organization that already has a history. Throw in stuff like how visitor's headsets and radio equipment have an odd habit of messing up whenever there's a close game at Gillette Stadium. Stuff like this is why I always chuckle when people talk about how great the Patriots and Belichick are. If they were really as far ahead as they're hyped to be, they wouldn't need to cheat.