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crystal falace
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"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."
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watched most of the 'a football life' docs but kurt warner's is one of the best. a true class act https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XZapXel2374
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"If Brees retires, then he's ideal for the Saints. Ditto Pittsburgh, Colts, Buccs etc if/when their high-class vets retire."
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"Stafford is a good-quality gunslinger QB. Put him behind a solid offensive line, and at least one decent receiver, and he'll get results. A team with those pieces already in place is going to pick up a good veteran. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if the Jets take a look. I suspect we'll stick with Darnold (I think we should: he's got talent and is finally rid of Gase). But we'd be fools not to at least take a peek. The list of potential suitors for Stafford will be long."
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"holstebro, after watching the nutcase campbell's press conference in detroit, I think they'll want too much for him. the only hope I had was possibly a link to mayhew who drafted him, but that was a long time ago so it'll probably be an auction and we're not desperate. rivera letting kyle smith go was strange, but maybe he just wants more 'friends' round him but kyle was great at spotting talent. I'd be happy seeing what the draft delivers and moving on from there. if someone like lance or jones hits 19, take them but otherwise select the best available. heinicke, alex & kyle allen can get us through another year while we strengthen LB, WR and the OL"
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"Let's hope so Takashi, I just worry other teams will get involved and it ends up with us giving up too much for him. 1st round this year and a later round pick for me."
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he's coming to washington
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Matthew stafford has agreed to part ways with the lions. Incredibly talenented AB who has never had the pieces around him in detroit. Not sure where he goes. Put in frisco and they're immediately a superbowl contender
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Hahaha! Spoken like a true fan from the AFC East... crystal falace 4:34 Sat Jan 23 Re: NFL (since 2016) Think it would be hysterical if the Bills finally make it back to the superbowl only for their long time tormenter Brady to defeat them again and send them home disappointed
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IemrnOuCFAs
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"Personally, I think what will decide Packers/Buccs is not Rodgers v Brady, as the media constantly has it. They're both superb QBs. The deciding factor is likely to be how well Brady copes with the Packers' hit-and-miss defense, which has been Green Bay's weak spot all season. Pettine probably needs to show Brady a bit more of Rex Ryan's ""46"" defense and less of the 5-2 formation he seems to like. Ryan always made life difficult for Brady - the Jets just didn't have a good offense at the time, so we always seemed to lose 17-10 or 20-7 to the Patsies. Ryan threw aggressive pass-rushes at Brady for 60 minutes. But the Q is whether Pettine learnt from that."
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"I'd like to see a Bills-Packers Super Bowl. But my prediction is that it will be Chiefs-Buccs. Can't see Buffalo upsetting Reid's offense unless Mahomes is still wandering around in a daze (which is possible!). I like the look of Rodgers v Buccs defense, but I fear Brady could pick apart the Packers' defense: it's run by ex-Jets assistant Mike Pettine and Brady will be familiar with his schemes. I like Pettine, but his defenses have always underperformed (he was lucky to have Rex Ryan as HC in New York). So I'm going Chiefs-Buccs."
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Think it would be hysterical if the Bills finally make it back to the superbowl only for their long time tormenter Brady to defeat them again and send them home disappointed
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I am going for the Packers and the Bills. Rogers filleted the Rams defence and he will do the same to the Bucs. The Chiefs defence are going to have to get after Josh Allen or else I think he will outscore Mahomes and his bashed head and turf toe.
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"I want the Bills to win a superbowl, they should have in the early 90s,I loved thurman thomas. it makes you laugh how quickly they cleared mahomes to play, they'd no doubt let him be wheeled out in a chair to hit the ratings they want. hopefully allen learnt from the game earlier in the season and lights them up. the other game, I'm not too fussed but probably dislike rodgers more than brady, so I'll be supporting the bucs"
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Yeah Arrowhead is good as is Soldier Field
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"The Vikings did have an old school stadium in the Metropolitan Stadium, not anymore though"
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A playoff game at Arrowhead isn't half bad!
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"Pwopa old school stadium, Lambeau Field"
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To watch a playoff game at Lambeau is on the bucket list. Any NFL fan should make that pilgrimage. Don't mind who makes it to the Super Bowl. But wouldn't mind if the Bills won it all.
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Championship weekend - cannot wait to watch both games. My predictions: Buccaneers @ Packers With Brady as QB you are always in with a shot even if he is considered 'old' now. The Buccaneers have done very well to get this far but I think this is one game too far for them. The Packers with Rodgers and a balanced offence as well as defence should prove too much for the Buccaneers especially playing at Lambeau Packers by 10-14 and a place in the Superbowl Bills @ Chiefs A lot will be made of Mahomes injury but unless he is in a wheelchair I cannot see him missing this one - quite how he reacts to having some form of hinderance is anyone's guess however I would probably say he is 95% fit to go unless I have missed something and he is actually out. The Bills are strong all over and I give them a shot at taking the Chiefs down IF they get every aspect of their running game firing. This will be a close one Chiefs by 3-7 and a place in the Superbow
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"Really sad Ricers has called it a day, one of my all time favourite players. Absolute legendary trash talker without ever swearing. If you get chance go and listen to his mic'd up segments that have been released."
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"I don't believe for one moment that the Eagles interviewed McDaniels for nine hours straight. That's just press guff and posturing by those briefing the media. He would have spoken to them in slots, with breaks etc. The question for Eagles fans is how much time did they actually spend interviewing the new HC: not how long was in the same city as the owners. This all looks rushed and far from thorough. Everybody says they are thorough when they speak to the media afterwards."
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*lost a head coach*
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"he's been on a number of teams that have lost a year coach yet he's been kept on, so he's very capable and respected. he's also a more likable bloke than mcdaniels, so sadly I think he'll do well if you get time later today, watch dan campbells press conference. that is one interesting character :.)"
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"I've been following the Eagles recruitment quite closely with multiple podcasts and articles. They certainly cast the net far and wide and were even taking criticism for not speeding it up. They had a 9 hour interview with Josh McDaniels last Sunday and a two day interview with Sirrianni over Tuesday and Wednesday. Apparently he impressed a great deal. The impression is that he is very intelligent, popular in the dressing room, and doesn't take any shit. Can't say whether it will work out, one of the drawbacks is that, as a smaller name he will not have the clout to challenge the GM and the owner so they may have more of a voice than they should in what coaches he has to work with. They love that, and a more established candidate probably wouldn't have signed up to it so easily."
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