af.r.i.c.a.
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Ounceman;7274350 said:
Thanks for the updates. Can't watch the game. How's our Secondary looking?
af.r.i.c.a.;7274400 said:
It was really tough to make a fair analysis due to the heavy rain conditions. But the secondary (and defensive unit overall) started off slow. however, they did become more efficient in making plays around the 2nd quarter. we didnt give up too many deep routes down field. the one player to look out for is marqueston huff. the FS we drafted. he made a crucial play one time. moving derrick morgan to the LB position was a smart thing to do. he seems to be more explosive coming off the weakside. akeem ayers needs to be cut. He made 2 consecutive bone headed moves that cost us big time. but all in all nothing to be too concerned about (aside from stopping the run. that first drive was hard to watch. and that was with the 1st string players in the game). would like to see how we pan out in drier conditions
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HustleThaDon
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32-0 lawse. Lmao
HustleThaDon
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toheeb27;7274627 said:
Man I don't wanna hop on the Tank train but gotdamn if they don't look bad.
#PutridforPetty
#WinlessforWinston
#MessedupforMariota
#HorribleforHundley
CHICAGO_BREED
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Fuck the shit, chicago 11-5 Seattle vs Chicago for NFC championship game
Chef_Taylor
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I know is preseason but damn hustle.....your texans look uninspiring.Mean while lmao@how we lawse that game ,props to Landry for the potential game winning drive..he's been improving making better reads and decision making.
damobb2deep
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espn is getting out of hand with these suspensions when people talk about ray rice...
Another ESPN mouth is in hot water.
The Daily News has learned ESPN has suspended Max Kellerman for an inappropriate conversation on ESPN-LA Radio surrounding Ray Rice and domestic abuse. Kellerman co-hosts a show on the station and is the co-anchor of ESPN TV's "SportsNation." He is also HBO Sports' lead boxing analyst.
On the "Mason & Ireland " show, which leads into his afternoon-drive program, Kellerman admitted to hitting his girlfriend many years ago.
ESPN would neither confirm nor deny Kellerman's suspension. In a statement issued Friday afternoon and ESPN spokesman said: "Max Kellerman will return to ESPN-LA Radio and 'SportsNation' on Thursday."
The conversation in question took place Monday afternoon, three days after Stephen A. Smith was suspended for saying women should be careful not to "provoke" any incident of abuse. On ESPN-LA, Kellerman told a story going back years when he and his then-girlfriend Erin, who now is his wife, attended a college party.
Kellerman said they both had to much too drink. He said when he tried getting things under control his then-girlfriend slapped him. Kellerman said he slapped her back. He was quick to tell listeners that the woman is now is his wife and they have been happily married for 20 years.
Industry sources said while the content of his story was disturbing, the suspension was all about Kellerman, who once worked for ESPN New York Radio, not adhering to ESPN brass' warning concerning the Rice topic being a highly sensitive one. "My understanding is that it was part of a larger conversation ESPN had with all its on-air people," a radio industry source said. "Kellerman obviously didn't pay attention."
While the topic became even more charged after Smith's remarks and suspension, ESPN personalities were warned to measure and consider their commentary as soon as Rice's two game suspension was handed down by commissioner Roger Goodell.
Kellerman's remarks were briefly posted on an ESPN-LA podcast but quickly pulled down and never widely circulated.
Ironically, Michelle Beadle is one of the "SportsNation" hosts. After Smith made his reamarks, she called him out on Twitter. Beadle is currently on vacation and has not yet offered comments on the Kellerman situation. Kellerman's other co-host is former NFL player Marcellus Wiley, who also joins him on the radio side.
Kellerman's suspension comes on the heels of ESPN sitting Dan Le Batard down for two days for funding a billboard in Cleveland that read: "You're welcome LeBron, Love Miami."
Another ESPN mouth is in hot water.
The Daily News has learned ESPN has suspended Max Kellerman for an inappropriate conversation on ESPN-LA Radio surrounding Ray Rice and domestic abuse. Kellerman co-hosts a show on the station and is the co-anchor of ESPN TV's "SportsNation." He is also HBO Sports' lead boxing analyst.
On the "Mason & Ireland " show, which leads into his afternoon-drive program, Kellerman admitted to hitting his girlfriend many years ago.
ESPN would neither confirm nor deny Kellerman's suspension. In a statement issued Friday afternoon and ESPN spokesman said: "Max Kellerman will return to ESPN-LA Radio and 'SportsNation' on Thursday."
The conversation in question took place Monday afternoon, three days after Stephen A. Smith was suspended for saying women should be careful not to "provoke" any incident of abuse. On ESPN-LA, Kellerman told a story going back years when he and his then-girlfriend Erin, who now is his wife, attended a college party.
Kellerman said they both had to much too drink. He said when he tried getting things under control his then-girlfriend slapped him. Kellerman said he slapped her back. He was quick to tell listeners that the woman is now is his wife and they have been happily married for 20 years.
Industry sources said while the content of his story was disturbing, the suspension was all about Kellerman, who once worked for ESPN New York Radio, not adhering to ESPN brass' warning concerning the Rice topic being a highly sensitive one. "My understanding is that it was part of a larger conversation ESPN had with all its on-air people," a radio industry source said. "Kellerman obviously didn't pay attention."
While the topic became even more charged after Smith's remarks and suspension, ESPN personalities were warned to measure and consider their commentary as soon as Rice's two game suspension was handed down by commissioner Roger Goodell.
Kellerman's remarks were briefly posted on an ESPN-LA podcast but quickly pulled down and never widely circulated.
Ironically, Michelle Beadle is one of the "SportsNation" hosts. After Smith made his reamarks, she called him out on Twitter. Beadle is currently on vacation and has not yet offered comments on the Kellerman situation. Kellerman's other co-host is former NFL player Marcellus Wiley, who also joins him on the radio side.
Kellerman's suspension comes on the heels of ESPN sitting Dan Le Batard down for two days for funding a billboard in Cleveland that read: "You're welcome LeBron, Love Miami."
ZydecoShawty
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Johnny looks like a 1 read quarterback.
Shizlansky
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I didn't like the B. Cooks pick at first but this is the most hype I heard about a rookie on the offensive side of the ball since Colston.
I hated the K.V. pick last year too but he wrecking so I'm glad I was wrong.
I hated the K.V. pick last year too but he wrecking so I'm glad I was wrong.
Shizlansky
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Parallel;7275134 said:
Like I said.
Only thing worst then no football is preseason football.
5th Letter
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And Milliner had a good first showing in preseason too. I hope it isn't too serious.
qeezus_price
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Here comes another long season b. Get will milliner
lord nemesis
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BDBIID;7275203 said:
Damn, gonna hurt losing the best cornerback in football.
