In understand that the Super Bowl Halftime Show is way beyond me as an audience now, especially since Jay-Z is the one in charge of it, but I'd love to see the NFL post Kendrick Lamar's lyrics and tell us why he's a good choice. I love rap music, mostly pre-2010 and more specifically 90s/00s rap, but I would never expect Wu-Tang to be the halftime show when they were at their peak. I think the goal of the SB Halftime should be to unite and bring people together as well as being a top entertainer, but it appears this one is already being touted as full of hate and division based on Kendrick/Drake beef. Not sure what artists or bands are out there are universally loved. Shoot, I'm 43 and reliving my emo phase as my favorite bands are all touring small venues but I'd never expect bands I like to even sniff the SB. 

Now get off my lawn. 

Puka Nacua to IR.

6 hours ago, vikas83 said:

I was baffled when looking at the box score. It felt like Carter and Davis were getting good penetration all night, yet GB piled up the rushing yards. Part of it was the field and sloppy tackling. I think the run defense is the biggest question I want answered in week 2.

The All 22 should show us a lot .., specifically where along the LOS the Packers were finding holes to run through.  Not only where this holes were, but also why gap discipline didn’t put the Eagles LBs is the right position to plug those gaps.

13 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

As someone who doesn't do fantasy... the reactions I'm seeing are hilarious. I know a lot of people that picked him

The guy I'm playing in the blog league has him and definitely needed him to beat me now it's a loss for him lol. 

10 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

…? Why would you draft CMC? Is that a serious question?

He had a calf injury all pre season. They don't magically heal up overnight, they linger like a hammy. 

You reap what you sow, cry about it more though. 

8 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

In understand that the Super Bowl Halftime Show is way beyond me as an audience now, especially since Jay-Z is the one in charge of it, but I'd love to see the NFL post Kendrick Lamar's lyrics and tell us why he's a good choice. I love rap music, mostly pre-2010 and more specifically 90s/00s rap, but I would never expect Wu-Tang to be the halftime show when they were at their peak. I think the goal of the SB Halftime should be to unite and bring people together as well as being a top entertainer, but it appears this one is already being touted as full of hate and division based on Kendrick/Drake beef. Not sure what artists or bands are out there are universally loved. Shoot, I'm 43 and reliving my emo phase as my favorite bands are all touring small venues but I'd never expect bands I like to even sniff the SB. 

Now get off my lawn. 

Metallica has been shunned for at least the last decade. Unless they have flat out declined an invitation (which i don't think they'd do considering they've participated in opening ceremonies for baseball games) it's a crime they haven't been asked. 

27 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Why would you draft him knowing he had a calf injury. 

Depends on when your draft was held

3 hours ago, pgcd3 said:

 

Interesting if he puts this in the back of the endzone it's not really considered a bad decision.  It was a bad throw

that's kind of what I said in real time when they showed the replay, I see why he threw it, but it needed to be either earlier and/or a zing throw (what I said then) or it needed to be a high point back of the endzone throw (what I'm saying now).

12 minutes ago, JohnB said:

Metallica has been shunned for at least the last decade. Unless they have flat out declined an invitation (which i don't think they'd do considering they've participated in opening ceremonies for baseball games) it's a crime they haven't been asked. 

Rock also hasn't been popular for a while now. 

Just now, McMVP said:

Depends on when your draft was held

He injured it on August 6th and if you are holding a draft that early then oh well. 

24 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

In understand that the Super Bowl Halftime Show is way beyond me as an audience now, especially since Jay-Z is the one in charge of it, but I'd love to see the NFL post Kendrick Lamar's lyrics and tell us why he's a good choice. I love rap music, mostly pre-2010 and more specifically 90s/00s rap, but I would never expect Wu-Tang to be the halftime show when they were at their peak. I think the goal of the SB Halftime should be to unite and bring people together as well as being a top entertainer, but it appears this one is already being touted as full of hate and division based on Kendrick/Drake beef. Not sure what artists or bands are out there are universally loved. Shoot, I'm 43 and reliving my emo phase as my favorite bands are all touring small venues but I'd never expect bands I like to even sniff the SB. 

Now get off my lawn. 

I know. Why the hell couldn’t Taylor Swift do it that B

15 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

He had a calf injury all pre season. They don't magically heal up overnight, they linger like a hammy. 

You reap what you sow, cry about it more though. 

Cry about what? It’s been a crazy start to fantasy season. Was just a comment.

Just now, DaEagles4Life said:

He injured it on August 6th and if you are holding a draft that early then oh well. 

He wore a calf wrap half of last season…off on on.   But yeah, part of the reason I felt I wouldn’t go for him again

41 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

TJ Lang was critical of Rodgers comments about players needing to be benched and Watkins comments about two "offenses in one" implied Rodgers butting heads with the coaching staff made it harder for everyone else on the offense to get on the same page. Then there was Finley's comments from years prior questioning his leadership and saying that Rodgers was too self-centered. So I'll say it again since you seem to have missed it: He's been accused of being too arrogant and selfish long before covid or that Lombardo article. The notion that only person who had bad things to say about him was a GM from another team is demonstrably false. It's okay to concede he didn't get along with everyone, as it's not uncommon for QBs of his level to come off as a bit of a diva. 

See above. 

Ok maybe other players have criticized him but I still think the positive comments about him are much more positive than the negative comments are negative. I’ve heard media people call him a "bad guy.” Deshaun Watson is a bad guy. Aaron Rodgers from everything I’m seeing has no more criticism than the average person. Rubs some people the wrong way, has his flaws, but is not inherently bad. 
 

The biggest criticisms I’ve seen are "he’s selfish” and "he’s a diva” and "he craves attention.” Those to me don’t equal bad guy. The criticisms from the media really exploded after the immunized thing and people used their personal agenda they had against him to take that and run wild with criticisms that were way beyond what seems reasonable.

3 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Rock also hasn't been popular for a while now. 

Depends on who you ask

Fired and a lawsuit incoming 

3 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Ok maybe other players have criticized him but I still think the positive comments about him are much more positive than the negative comments are negative. I’ve heard media people call him a "bad guy.” Deshaun Watson is a bad guy. Aaron Rodgers from everything I’m seeing has no more criticism than the average person. Rubs some people the wrong way, has his flaws, but is not inherently bad. 
 

The biggest criticisms I’ve seen are "he’s selfish” and "he’s a diva” and "he craves attention.” Those to mean don’t equal bad guy. The criticisms from the media really exploded after the immunized thing and people used their personal agenda they had against him to take that and run wild with criticisms that were way beyond what seems reasonable.

Not sure what the media has to do with any of this. Your whole rant started after one guy in the blog saying he hated having to cheer for Rodgers and you then made a bunch of assumptions after that. Seems like you got weirdly defensive about another team's QB over an innocuous comment.

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Fired and a lawsuit incoming 

I’ll watch this later, but it sounded weird from the jump (and I’m no Tyreek fan…)

20 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

In understand that the Super Bowl Halftime Show is way beyond me as an audience now, especially since Jay-Z is the one in charge of it, but I'd love to see the NFL post Kendrick Lamar's lyrics and tell us why he's a good choice. I love rap music, mostly pre-2010 and more specifically 90s/00s rap, but I would never expect Wu-Tang to be the halftime show when they were at their peak. I think the goal of the SB Halftime should be to unite and bring people together as well as being a top entertainer, but it appears this one is already being touted as full of hate and division based on Kendrick/Drake beef. Not sure what artists or bands are out there are universally loved. Shoot, I'm 43 and reliving my emo phase as my favorite bands are all touring small venues but I'd never expect bands I like to even sniff the SB. 

Now get off my lawn. 

Wu-Tang performing at halftime would’ve been amazing.

"Triumph,” "C.R.E.A.M.,” "Bring Da Ruckus,” "It’s Yourz,” and let’s not forget the unpredictability of ODB. 😂

2 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Ok maybe other players have criticized him but I still think the positive comments about him are much more positive than the negative comments are negative. I’ve heard media people call him a "bad guy.” Deshaun Watson is a bad guy. Aaron Rodgers from everything I’m seeing has no more criticism than the average person. Rubs some people the wrong way, has his flaws, but is not inherently bad. 
 

The biggest criticisms I’ve seen are "he’s selfish” and "he’s a diva” and "he craves attention.” Those to mean don’t equal bad guy. The criticisms from the media really exploded after the immunized thing and people used their personal agenda they had against him to take that and run wild with criticisms that were way beyond what seems reasonable.

He didn't even check on his mother when she was in the path of the wild fires a few years ago because he doesn't even talk to them or his brothers . He may not be a criminal type bad guy but, he is a huge D head type bad guy. 

Just now, Bwestbrook36 said:

He didn't even check on his mother when she was in the path of the wild fires a few years ago because he doesn't even talk to them or his brothers . He may not be a criminal type bad guy but, he is a huge D head type bad guy. 

Clearly his family was paid off by Pfizer to say such nasty things about Saint Aaron.

3 minutes ago, McMVP said:

I’ll watch this later, but it sounded weird from the jump (and I’m no Tyreek fan…)

The cop (or cops, I’m not sure) placed on administrative leave before kickoff kinda gave it away 

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Fired and a lawsuit incoming 

What not to do as the civilian or police officer 101 on display here. Many lawsuits coming. Also didn’t know he had surgery on his knee hope no one drafted him 😎

7 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Fired and a lawsuit incoming 

One dude’s on a power trip but Tyreek was being a dick 

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

The cop (or cops, I’m not sure) placed on administrative leave before kickoff kinda gave it away 

Well maybe, it also could’ve just been their boss ‘playing it safe’ for a day