2015-2016 NFL Thread

[bubbagump]

Plus they clearly didn't see enough to overturn, by rule of law......call stands. Agree to disagree all you want, they got it correct.

[bubbagump]

 

 

Weird how all the announcers and the officiating expert agreed it should have been overturned

 

Lol.....those dudes are wrong all the time. Plus their opinion is as meaningful as any donk slob watching the game.

 

Have fun with Chip Kelly good sir! Sorry we had to break in the new stadium for you

 

The stadium has been open for 2 years., and you got beat like your drum.....good zing.

[bscinstnct]

I feel bad for Carolina. The NFL wanted DEN to win.

 

Cam probably got paid 100000x more than the $250k he got to play from Auburn to throw this game.

 

Good for you Pey Pey, now go hide in an underground bunker to try and avoid the HGH story that's going to ruin your career.

 

If they need to, the NFL will bury it in the same hole they buried spygate

 

If only the NFL had wanted the Pats to win.

[One_Putt_Blunder]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

[One_Putt_Blunder]

 

 

Weird how all the announcers and the officiating expert agreed it should have been overturned

 

Lol.....those dudes are wrong all the time. Plus their opinion is as meaningful as any donk slob watching the game.

 

Have fun with Chip Kelly good sir! Sorry we had to break in the new stadium for you

 

This is the worst wannabe slam in the history of wrx.

[deadsolid...shank]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

I don't think he's getting crucified for his play, most QB's are going to be bad against that defense. But rather the attitude, and especially the effort (or rather the lack of effort) to try to recover the fumble.

[bscinstnct]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

Nobody hates him.

 

He just got his butt kicked.

 

Thats how it is.

 

Be a good learning experience.

 

Everbody takes a beating sometimes.

[deadsolid...shank]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

Nobody hates him.

 

He just got his butt kicked.

 

Thats how it is.

 

Be a good learning experience.

 

Everbody takes a beating sometimes.

 

BSC, surely you've got a Trevino quote for the situation!

[One_Putt_Blunder]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

Nobody hates him.

 

He just got his butt kicked.

 

Thats how it is.

 

Be a good learning experience.

 

Everbody takes a beating sometimes.

 

Oh he's getting destroyed on social media for his post game interview

[cdnglf]

Weird how all the announcers and the officiating expert agreed it should have been overturned

 

Lol.....those dudes are wrong all the time. Plus their opinion is as meaningful as any donk slob watching the game.

 

Have fun with Chip Kelly good sir! Sorry we had to break in the new stadium for you

 

The Niners have lost plenty in that building already.

[One_Putt_Blunder]

Weird how all the announcers and the officiating expert agreed it should have been overturned

 

Lol.....those dudes are wrong all the time. Plus their opinion is as meaningful as any donk slob watching the game.

 

Have fun with Chip Kelly good sir! Sorry we had to break in the new stadium for you

 

The Niners have lost plenty in that building already.

 

Now this is a quality slam

[bscinstnct]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

Nobody hates him.

 

He just got his butt kicked.

 

Thats how it is.

 

Be a good learning experience.

 

Everbody takes a beating sometimes.

 

Oh he's getting destroyed on social media for his post game interview

 

Well, see, thats the first thing.

 

Stay off the tweeters. Stop dancing around.

 

And play football. In fact, stop smiling altogether.

 

No smiling in football!

 

; )

[deadsolid...shank]

Man the hate for Cam is real. Id love for cameras to follow all the people bashing him on the worst days of their careers and see what they say. Could he been better sure but no need to crucify the guy.

 

Nobody hates him.

 

He just got his butt kicked.

 

Thats how it is.

 

Be a good learning experience.

 

Everbody takes a beating sometimes.

 

Oh he's getting destroyed on social media for his post game interview

 

One Putt, did you watch any of it? It was pretty bad. Probably a bad decision for him to even come out (although if he hadn't he'd have caught flak for that also). Tough situation.

 

But I've always felt with athletes, if you want to call attention to yourself when up do something good, you'd better expect that attention when you do poorly also.

[One_Putt_Blunder]

I did it was not great but in comparison Lynch walks off or was a jerk last year but hey thats just Lynch.

 

 

One of the questions asked is

 

How does it feel to let the black community down?

 

I mean I'd walk out too

[One_Putt_Blunder]

The more i watch it the more i believe in what i said. Dumb questions get dumb answers. He opened up a bit for a legit question but shut down for dumb ?

 

 

He basically sounded like the hoodie behind the mic

[HoosierHacker89]

Denver just had the edge all game

[Arizonalefty59]

I feel bad for Carolina. The NFL wanted DEN to win.

 

Cam probably got paid 100000x more than the $250k he got to play from Auburn to throw this game.

 

Good for you Pey Pey, now go hide in an underground bunker to try and avoid the HGH story that's going to ruin your career.

 

Well Cam was about as good against the Denver D as Brady two weeks ago. So did Tom throw that one too?

 

In all fairness I'm not a Manning fan, I think he's overrated, but the Denver defense is legit. Denver won in spite of their QB.

I hope we did in order to get the same deal Peyton made with Goodell. "Let me win a Super Bowl during the last season of my career".

 

Who is this "we" you speak of?

My name is Jim McNally.

[Arizonalefty59]

Seriously though Congrats Knock it Close, sorry for my salty posts lol.

[highergr0und]

Hopefully this will help Cam grow up. If he really wants to be a leader, he's got to learn how to get through tough times without coming across like a baby. He lost a big chance to earn respect from people with that press conference.

[dan360]

 

[wheeelhouse]

I think a lot of people have been looking for a chance to bash Cam all year. Its unfortunate that he handed his haters their chance on a silver platter last night.

 

He showed genuine excitement for Peyton when they shook hands after the game, so I don't quite get the 'sore loser' title.

 

There were some really idiotic questions asked of him, and he didn't feel the need to answer them. I personally don't love that he walked out of his press-conference, but he has showed his team over an over again that he wants to win and doesn't care about much else. He wears his emotions on his sleeve, and his team feeds off his energy. I think the team will feed off of his energy here and go into next year with his chip on all their shoulders.

[deadsolid...shank]

I think a lot of people have been looking for a chance to bash Cam all year. Its unfortunate that he handed his haters their chance on a silver platter last night.

 

He showed genuine excitement for Peyton when they shook hands after the game, so I don't quite get the 'sore loser' title.

 

There were some really idiotic questions asked of him, and he didn't feel the need to answer them. I personally don't love that he walked out of his press-conference, but he has showed his team over an over again that he wants to win and doesn't care about much else. He wears his emotions on his sleeve, and his team feeds off his energy. I think the team will feed off of his energy here and go into next year with his chip on all their shoulders.

 

That's part of the deal though when you're NFL QB and the league MVP, answering questions. And the simple fact is, the majority of,those questions are going to be stupid. You still handle them with like a man with a little class. It's still my biggest beef with so many pro athletes. When they're on top with things going well they're dancing and celebrating and full of things to say. But when things go bad they pout and sulk, and all of a sudden no hot dogging.

 

If you want to see a classy interview by a guy of a losing team, Google Like Kuechly's post game interview.

[Yanki01]

I think it's easy to say being we've obviously never have (nor will) have the chance and know what the feeling is like to lose the super bowl. i have no dog in the fight being my cowboys and jerry jones suck the life out of me every season. I know the media hyped it all up with them jabbing and getting every defense in the NFL against Cam and the Panthers for them celebrating after a first down. Though every defense can be at fault for early celebration (hell every player in the NFL can). How many times do we see a DB celebrate (Talib in the SB as an example) on a dropped passed by the receiver or sometimes the ball doesn’t even get thrown in their area and they celebrate like they won the game on that play. Excessive celebration is and always will be part of the game. If you don’t want them to celebrate, the defense needs to stop them which is what Denver did. Though now everyone wants to burry Carolina in the sand but that’s the way the media/internet works now. They had a great season, but to now call him out for not wanting to answer questions after the biggest loss of his career? Please, move on.

[BoogieThumper]

I did it was not great but in comparison Lynch walks off or was a jerk last year but hey thats just Lynch.

 

 

One of the questions asked is

 

How does it feel to let the black community down?

 

I mean I'd walk out too

Please tell me you're joking? Did the Broncos win with an entire white team? I would've walked out and possibly turned over the table on the way. My initial reaction to when I heard about this was if Cam is gonna Dab all year he should take his lumps like a man. But forget that Im 100% ok with his actions.

[Yanki01]

someone really asked that? wow, i would like to know who that was who asked it. i would bet he/she doesn't have a job by the end of the week. OR it's with some low budget no filter no name news company.

[One_Putt_Blunder]

Trying to find the quote, Niners Nation had quoted it in a tweet last night and now i can't find it so maybe not??????????

 

 

[knock it close]

Seriously though Congrats Knock it Close, sorry for my salty posts lol.

Oh no worries buddy I understand completely and thank you.

 

Hey Von Dab on em

[LouieLouie]

I've never been more convinced that the team with the best defense wins the superbowl. If the o-line can keep the QB on his feet for the majority of plays, the offense is going to score a few points. It may not be pretty, but who cares when you have a ring on your finger at the end of the game.

[wheeelhouse]

I think a lot of people have been looking for a chance to bash Cam all year. Its unfortunate that he handed his haters their chance on a silver platter last night.

 

He showed genuine excitement for Peyton when they shook hands after the game, so I don't quite get the 'sore loser' title.

 

There were some really idiotic questions asked of him, and he didn't feel the need to answer them. I personally don't love that he walked out of his press-conference, but he has showed his team over an over again that he wants to win and doesn't care about much else. He wears his emotions on his sleeve, and his team feeds off his energy. I think the team will feed off of his energy here and go into next year with his chip on all their shoulders.

 

That's part of the deal though when you're NFL QB and the league MVP, answering questions. And the simple fact is, the majority of,those questions are going to be stupid. You still handle them with like a man with a little class. It's still my biggest beef with so many pro athletes. When they're on top with things going well they're dancing and celebrating and full of things to say. But when things go bad they pout and sulk, and all of a sudden no hot dogging.

 

If you want to see a classy interview by a guy of a losing team, Google Like Kuechly's post game interview.

 

Completely agree with everything you said - Cam should have dealt with the press differently and Luke's post-game interview was as good as they come. I just think that if you take away these negative emotions (the being sullen and crestfallen) then you also have to take away the emotions from the other end of the spectrum, which would be bad for football. I think most of Cam's energy comes from a good place - in that he wants his team to win - and not a selfish place. Unfortunately, its difficult to distinguish the two, especially when most people only watched Cam in the SB and are now reading reactions on social media (I don't think you or anyone on this board is doing that, but its happening).

 

I have a similar beef with pro athletes as you do, but I think there is a difference between a cocky athlete that blames others in losses, and a confident athlete that shows emotion. I think Cam is the latter, but hes being painted as the former.

[deadsolid...shank]

I think a lot of people have been looking for a chance to bash Cam all year. Its unfortunate that he handed his haters their chance on a silver platter last night.

 

He showed genuine excitement for Peyton when they shook hands after the game, so I don't quite get the 'sore loser' title.

 

There were some really idiotic questions asked of him, and he didn't feel the need to answer them. I personally don't love that he walked out of his press-conference, but he has showed his team over an over again that he wants to win and doesn't care about much else. He wears his emotions on his sleeve, and his team feeds off his energy. I think the team will feed off of his energy here and go into next year with his chip on all their shoulders.

 

That's part of the deal though when you're NFL QB and the league MVP, answering questions. And the simple fact is, the majority of,those questions are going to be stupid. You still handle them with like a man with a little class. It's still my biggest beef with so many pro athletes. When they're on top with things going well they're dancing and celebrating and full of things to say. But when things go bad they pout and sulk, and all of a sudden no hot dogging.

 

If you want to see a classy interview by a guy of a losing team, Google Like Kuechly's post game interview.

 

Completely agree with everything you said - Cam should have dealt with the press differently and Luke's post-game interview was as good as they come. I just think that if you take away these negative emotions (the being sullen and crestfallen) then you also have to take away the emotions from the other end of the spectrum, which would be bad for football. I think most of Cam's energy comes from a good place - in that he wants his team to win - and not a selfish place. Unfortunately, its difficult to distinguish the two, especially when most people only watched Cam in the SB and are now reading reactions on social media (I don't think you or anyone on this board is doing that, but its happening).

 

I have a similar beef with pro athletes as you do, but I think there is a difference between a cocky athlete that blames others in losses, and a confident athlete that shows emotion. I think Cam is the latter, but hes being painted as the former.

 

Well said. It's mostly my problem, I'm old and cranky! To me, no one did it better than Walter Payton, make a great play, pop back up, hand the ball to the official and head back to the huddle of sideline. Today's "look at me attitude" just gets under my skin. But like I said, I'm crotchety!

 

Emanuel Sanders, the Broncos wide receiver is another one (Talib also). Every time they make a play they have to make sure they're isolated so everyone can watch them do their "thing". I've always thought that when they screw up, then they should also have to stand out there isolated too.