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Mister B.;9423638 said:
I knew Martellus went there but not his brother. I happen to just see Michael one day on the seahawks not knowing they were brothers and it was all because of being in his brother's shadow at T&M
I knew Martellus went there but not his brother. I happen to just see Michael one day on the seahawks not knowing they were brothers and it was all because of being in his brother's shadow at T&M
themadlionsfan
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MR.CJ;9423470 said:
Welp....he put the beats on a couple of cops, so I guess this is a way of getting them to stfu
fightforolddc
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Fly society513;9423728 said:
Yo I will say that Brandon Marshall story was hilarious. "6-time pro bowlers can get knocked out too" lmao
Young_Chitlin
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Ex-Baylor coach Art Briles is working as a guest coach with the Browns.
Briles was on the practice field Wednesday and worked with the team’s quarterbacks in the portion of practice open to the meda. Per Cleveland.com, he’s participating in meetings and practices this week and Browns coach Hue Jackson told reporters Briles will be around for a little longer, but not for an extended period of time.
Briles was fired last spring amid allegations that his coaching staff and members of the athletic department were aware of sexual assault allegations against players but did not pursue discipline.
“This happened at a different time and not here, so I can’t judge that,” Jackson said. “I understand everybody has an opinion about it, but I get to judge here and what goes on here in our building and I don’t think those things have affected our building that way. Nothing happened here. I have to be able to judge by my relationship with him and what he’s here doing for me now and that’s what’s important.”
Jackson said he got the OK from the Browns’ front office before having Briles in.
“I’ve gotten to know Coach Briles and I think he’s a tremendous offensive-minded football coach,” Jackson said. “I’m always looking for different ways of doing things and preparing things and, again, what happened at Baylor is at Baylor.”
Briles visited the Browns and several other NFL teams as part of a training camp tour in August. Briles has no prior NFL experience. He coached in Texas high schools for 20 years before joining the college ranks in 2000 and was head coach at the University of Houston before getting the job at Baylor.
Briles was on the practice field Wednesday and worked with the team’s quarterbacks in the portion of practice open to the meda. Per Cleveland.com, he’s participating in meetings and practices this week and Browns coach Hue Jackson told reporters Briles will be around for a little longer, but not for an extended period of time.
Briles was fired last spring amid allegations that his coaching staff and members of the athletic department were aware of sexual assault allegations against players but did not pursue discipline.
“This happened at a different time and not here, so I can’t judge that,” Jackson said. “I understand everybody has an opinion about it, but I get to judge here and what goes on here in our building and I don’t think those things have affected our building that way. Nothing happened here. I have to be able to judge by my relationship with him and what he’s here doing for me now and that’s what’s important.”
Jackson said he got the OK from the Browns’ front office before having Briles in.
“I’ve gotten to know Coach Briles and I think he’s a tremendous offensive-minded football coach,” Jackson said. “I’m always looking for different ways of doing things and preparing things and, again, what happened at Baylor is at Baylor.”
Briles visited the Browns and several other NFL teams as part of a training camp tour in August. Briles has no prior NFL experience. He coached in Texas high schools for 20 years before joining the college ranks in 2000 and was head coach at the University of Houston before getting the job at Baylor.
numbaz...80's baby
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A Buck Fifty
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What are your thoughts on the Eagles vs Redskins ?
PanchoYoSancho
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numbaz...80's baby;9424176 said:
Martellus sounds like a bitch when talking about Witten. It aint his job to help him take his spot or to be his friend. Martellus is ballin now, but he was ass in Dallas in an offense that was built for him to flourish. All he did was drop passes. That aint on Witten. That's on him and the coaches. He just seems salty Witten was better than he was.
But yeah.... fuck Jason Garrett.
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dallas' 4 eva
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A Buck Fifty;9424233 said:
Eagles missing Lane Johnson is gonna have a huge impact on their offense, he has been their best lineman this season. If Jordan Reed doesn't play though, the Redskins offense aint gonna put up very many points. I see a low scoring affair, but I think Philly pulls it out in a close one 17-14.
fightforolddc
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PanchoYoSancho;9424246 said:
I could see Witten not helping out a young talented TE cuz he was afraid of getting his spot took. I don't really remember Martellus with the Cowboys. Maybe he would've flourished elsewhere
fightforolddc;9424422 said:
I remember thinking Bennett was brought in to replace Witten eventually but he rode the bench hard in Dallas.
Most vets do offer to help the rookies. Not to take their jobs but to show them the ropes of the position and the NFL overall.
I believe if Witten wasn't a Cowboy he would probably be out of the league by now.
I don't think TO liked Witten either.
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Revolver Ocelot
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A Buck Fifty;9424233 said:
Fuck both em
But I hate the Deadskins more so, Fly Eagles Fly
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d.green;9424496 said:
That was mostly because Witten was getting like 10/12 looks a game and TO felt the ball should have been throne his way every pass play.
