NFL (since 2016)

[crystal falace]

"Free agency started last night and was pretty crazy some huge money being spent. Osweiler getting £18m a year for the Texans, leaving the Broncos without a QB, Giants have spent a fortune on good but not great players, Oliver Vernon has more guaranteed money than JJ Watt. lots more deals but cant be bothered to list them all."

[southbankbornnbred]

"Breece Hall is a fucking class act at RB, too. Picked him up in round 2, yet he was first-round quality. Long way to go, but his cousin - Roger Craig of 49ers fame - would be pleased with his start in the NFL. Jets drafting in the last two years has been excellent. Credit to Saleh, who mostly went 'hands off' (Sauce the big exception) and let Douglas deliver on that."

[ironsofcanada]

No skin in the game except for fantasy But how are two officials standing there and not seeing that trip on Allen.

[southbankbornnbred]

"Where Saleh does deserve credit is the improvement to the secondary this season. He and Douglas identified Sauce as their big #1 target in the draft, but he also picked up some hard-hitting and experienced safeties and CBs (Reed, Whitehead etc) in free agency. It has made us tougher on pass defense. By all accounts, Saleh sought those guys."

[southbankbornnbred]

"The big improvement to the Jets has been on offense. We have a few weapons and ideas these days. It's refreshing after years of abysmal offense. No offense to Saleh, but that's unlikely to be on him. When he fully nails the improving defense - and I hope he does - then we might be a proper contender. Could still go either way this season."

[southbankbornnbred]

"Grump - not so sure it's all Saleh's influence on the Jets just yet. His play-calling is still often bang average. What's changed is the quality of players has gone up several notches. We drafted some really talented youngsters and landed good free agent signings. Zach Wilson has caught fire since coming back from injury. He's mixing it up, hitting good receivers and the running backs are alternating well. By Saleh's own admission, Joe Douglas (GM) nailed the draft (as he did last year) and it is paying off. The defense, supposedly Saleh's area of expertise, is gradually improving, in all fairness, after several false starts (and too many penalties) - so we're moving in the right direction. Right now, I'd say the 'star' of the Jets mini revival has been Douglas and talent like Wilson, Wilson2 and Sauce. But there's little doubt that Saleh is finally stepping up. Can't remember the last time we were 4-2 and looked like we deserved to be 4-2, as well."

[Joe C]

"Our game is very low on quality tonight, but I am enjoying being in San Francisco when the 49ers lose - they all fucked off from the bars sharpish"

[Nutsin]

"No complaints from me today""¶. Mariota played lights out and our D couldn't stop the run""¶.. Well played Atlanta""¶.. Niners have a lot of work to do""¶""¶.Thankfully the rest of the NFC West is shit too."

[RBshorty]

Holy shit.! What the hell are they drinking over in North Jersey.? Week 6 and we have surpassed last year's grand total of victory's. Go G Men.

[zebthecat]

Far Cough 11:19 Sun Oct 16 We are down to a rookie QB3. Dalvin Cook helped my fantasy team though it feels almost dirty.

[Far Cough]

Beat the Fish Go Vikes!

[Grumpster]

"Even with all our injuries shameful letting the falcons score so many. Mariota is shit!! And considering lots of people were cunting Salah before giving him enough time to stamp himself on the Jets, don't seem to be doing too bad now he has done."

[Nutsin]

"Deshaun Watson now has another bint filing a claim""¶""¶ Dirty cսnt ! Wonder what Goodell thinks now?"

[Helmut Shown]

"Silly bugger's game. ""And now a word from our sponsors"" every couple of minutes"

[arsene york-hunt]

This is the best thing on this American rugby variation game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOdapIKIGy0 Sums it up really.

[The Mercernary]

"Thanks to the Kelce super show I am top of the league! That's despite leaving 95 points on the bench already this season (worst in the league for that). May as well milk it while I can, because it surely won't last. Need Tua back almost as much as Miami too."

[Far Cough]

I thought Jerry Jones was the go to hate owner?

[El Scorchio]

ironsofcanada 2:03 ha! Same. Although I'd miss him being booed out of the building at every draft. Cracks me up.

[RBshorty]

Sounds like he could be our new moderator on here. When he get's booted out the NFL.?

[ironsofcanada]

"The ESPN article has these fun quotes ""The NFL is a mafia,"" [Snyder] recently told an associate. ""All the owners hate each other."" ""That's not true,"" one veteran owner says. ""All the owners hate Dan."""

[Hermit Road]

https://youtu.be/9XAZjFswUGU This came up on my YouTube earlier. Snyder really is a snide. What a wrong un.

[ironsofcanada]

El Scorchio 1:55 Fri Oct 14 I would take Goodell.

[El Scorchio]

"""òSome dirt on', even."

[El Scorchio]

"Are you sure you got enough on that c+p? Danny boy is mental. To be fair though, if he has some sort of Jerry Jones and Robert Kraft then bring it on."

[Far Cough]

FMOB Washington Commanders is as bad a name as baseball's Cleveland Guardians

[Takashi Miike]

"I hope this is the beginning of the end for our scumbag owner (this, from the washington examiner)......... 'sexual misconduct and other allegations mount against Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder, he reportedly believes he has protection against punishment from NFL upper brass. Snyder has told confidants that he has amassed ""dirt"" on key figures within the NFL that he believes could ""blow up"" several NFL owners and even threaten to harm commissioner Roger Goodell, ESPN reported. He amassed the purported intel during his 23 years as owner of the Commanders and is adamant that he won't go down without a fight. ""They can't f*** with me,"" he has told associates, according to ESPN. Over 30 key figures within the NFL, including owners, executives, lawyers, and Commander employees told ESPN that many in the league are fretting over the prospects of reprisal from Snyder and have heard whispers that he has hired private investors to look into them. "" Washington Examiner The Washington Examiner Member Log In | Subscribe Now Thursday, October 13, 2022 News Policy Opinion Videos MAGAZINE Restoring America Newsletters WASHINGTON COMMANDERS Commanders owner Dan Snyder believes 'dirt' on NFL top brass can protect him: Report by Ryan King, Breaking News Reporter October 13, 2022 12:43 PM | Updated Oct 13, 2022, 04:43 PM More from Examiner Michelle Obama's Secret Service driver charged with harassment and intimidation October 13, 2022 05:44 PM Biden teases new actions to tame gasoline prices October 13, 2022 05:41 PM WATCH: The View hosts go on the defensive for Fetterman, blaming NBC interviewer October 13, 2022 05:33 PM Opinion Is it any wonder that Los Angeles is a failing city? By: Zachary Faria Zachary Faria Liberals and Democrats are not bright enough for Lauren Boebert's wit By: Christopher Tremoglie Christopher Tremoglie Establishment media attack an NBC reporter for making Fetterman look bad By: Zachary Faria Zachary Faria Videos Capitol Riot Investigation Cheney's revenge: Ousted lawmaker takes shots at Trump as Jan. 6 hearings wind down Donald Trump Trump indictment odds skyrocket after bombshell Mar-a-Lago report, legal experts say Choosing your way Forty-five percent of Montgomery County students identified as nonbinary in survey 062316 shark bill js pic WATCH: Adrift fishermen fight off sharks for 24 hours before being rescued Newsletters Phone News Sign up now to get the Washington Examiner's breaking news and timely commentary delivered right to your inbox. As sexual misconduct and other allegations mount against Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder, he reportedly believes he has protection against punishment from NFL upper brass. Snyder has told confidants that he has amassed ""dirt"" on key figures within the NFL that he believes could ""blow up"" several NFL owners and even threaten to harm commissioner Roger Goodell, ESPN reported. He amassed the purported intel during his 23 years as owner of the Commanders and is adamant that he won't go down without a fight. BRIAN ROBINSON JR. RETURNS TO WASHINGTON COMMANDERS PRACTICE FOLLOWING SHOOTING ""They can't f*** with me,"" he has told associates, according to ESPN. Over 30 key figures within the NFL, including owners, executives, lawyers, and Commander employees told ESPN that many in the league are fretting over the prospects of reprisal from Snyder and have heard whispers that he has hired private investors to look into them. Washington-area football team owner Dan Snyder is seen. Washington-area football team owner Dan Snyder is seen. (AP Photos) ""He's backed into a corner,"" a veteran owner told ESPN. ""He's behaving like a mad dog cornered."" ""[Snyder] thinks he has enough on all of them,"" a former Commanders executive said to the news outlet. ""He thinks he's got stuff on Roger."" A spokesperson for the Commanders denied the report. ""It's hard to imagine a piece that is more categorically untrue, and is clearly part of a well-funded, two-year misinformation campaign to coerce the sale of the team, which will continue to be unsuccessful,"" a Commanders spokesperson said in a statement to the Washington Examiner. Snyder has been dogged by allegations that he and his legal team deployed a ""shadow investigation""ù to discredit and retaliate against individuals who levied accusations of bad behavior against him. The House Oversight Committee has been investigating allegations of a toxic work environment in the Commanders. Committee Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) claimed associates of Snyder compiled a dossier of ""dirt"" on individuals who alleged he engaged in bad behavior. Washington Examiner The Washington Examiner Member Log In | Subscribe Now Thursday, October 13, 2022 News Policy Opinion Videos MAGAZINE Restoring America Newsletters WASHINGTON COMMANDERS Commanders owner Dan Snyder believes 'dirt' on NFL top brass can protect him: Report by Ryan King, Breaking News Reporter October 13, 2022 12:43 PM | Updated Oct 13, 2022, 04:43 PM More from Examiner Michelle Obama's Secret Service driver charged with harassment and intimidation October 13, 2022 05:44 PM Biden teases new actions to tame gasoline prices October 13, 2022 05:41 PM WATCH: The View hosts go on the defensive for Fetterman, blaming NBC interviewer October 13, 2022 05:33 PM Opinion Is it any wonder that Los Angeles is a failing city? By: Zachary Faria Zachary Faria Liberals and Democrats are not bright enough for Lauren Boebert's wit By: Christopher Tremoglie Christopher Tremoglie Establishment media attack an NBC reporter for making Fetterman look bad By: Zachary Faria Zachary Faria Videos Capitol Riot Investigation Cheney's revenge: Ousted lawmaker takes shots at Trump as Jan. 6 hearings wind down Donald Trump Trump indictment odds skyrocket after bombshell Mar-a-Lago report, legal experts say Choosing your way Forty-five percent of Montgomery County students identified as nonbinary in survey 062316 shark bill js pic WATCH: Adrift fishermen fight off sharks for 24 hours before being rescued Newsletters Phone News Sign up now to get the Washington Examiner's breaking news and timely commentary delivered right to your inbox. As sexual misconduct and other allegations mount against Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder, he reportedly believes he has protection against punishment from NFL upper brass. Snyder has told confidants that he has amassed ""dirt"" on key figures within the NFL that he believes could ""blow up"" several NFL owners and even threaten to harm commissioner Roger Goodell, ESPN reported. He amassed the purported intel during his 23 years as owner of the Commanders and is adamant that he won't go down without a fight. BRIAN ROBINSON JR. RETURNS TO WASHINGTON COMMANDERS PRACTICE FOLLOWING SHOOTING ""They can't f*** with me,"" he has told associates, according to ESPN. Over 30 key figures within the NFL, including owners, executives, lawyers, and Commander employees told ESPN that many in the league are fretting over the prospects of reprisal from Snyder and have heard whispers that he has hired private investors to look into them. Washington-area football team owner Dan Snyder is seen. Washington-area football team owner Dan Snyder is seen. (AP Photos) ""He's backed into a corner,"" a veteran owner told ESPN. ""He's behaving like a mad dog cornered."" ""[Snyder] thinks he has enough on all of them,"" a former Commanders executive said to the news outlet. ""He thinks he's got stuff on Roger."" A spokesperson for the Commanders denied the report. ""It's hard to imagine a piece that is more categorically untrue, and is clearly part of a well-funded, two-year misinformation campaign to coerce the sale of the team, which will continue to be unsuccessful,"" a Commanders spokesperson said in a statement to the Washington Examiner. Snyder has been dogged by allegations that he and his legal team deployed a ""shadow investigation""ù to discredit and retaliate against individuals who levied accusations of bad behavior against him. The House Oversight Committee has been investigating allegations of a toxic work environment in the Commanders. Committee Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) claimed associates of Snyder compiled a dossier of ""dirt"" on individuals who alleged he engaged in bad behavior. In addition to the ""shadow investigation"" allegations, Snyder has also been accused of sexually harassing a former employee in 2009, the Washington Post reported. This included demanding sex and trying to take off her clothes as well as groping her, per the report. Snyder has denied the allegations, but his team reached a $1.6 million settlement with her. Many NFL employees who have worked with him described him as ""paranoid"" and fretted that action taken against him could elicit mutually assured destruction. Fear of his blackmail has made him ""the most powerful owner in the NFL,"" a source surmised to ESPN. ""[Snyder sees] evil lurking in every shadow and around every corner,"" one associate told ESPN. News of Snyder's purported belief that his ""dirt"" on NFL brass could shield him from discipline comes against the backdrop of the Oversight committee investigation into him. In a letter sent to the investigative panel last week, lawyers for Snyder decried the inquiry as a ""hatchet job"" as some speculate the inquiry is winding down. Snyder reportedly testified before the committee for nearly 11 hours over the summer."