36 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

That my dear friends is the true definition of a SOOPERWEAPON

Our punter was great the first half of the season, before his leg got tired from all the three and outs. 
 

But as often as we go 3 and out from our own 25, we could use a huge leg in a punter. The Bucs may have scored like 7 less points with this guy punting for us. 

6 hours ago, justrelax said:

My vote for best guard goes to Larry Allen.

He should be disqualified from consideration since everyone knows Cowboys suck. 

Slay put together a video of Eli Apple getting burnt repeatedly, complete with a diss track.

https://www.crossingbroad.com/2022/01/darius-slay-tweeted-a-clip-of-eli-apple-getting-repeatedly-burnt-after-he-took-a-shot-at-jalen-hurts.html

13 hours ago, Waiting4Someday said:

I watched him awhile back and he didn’t run with any lean. 

Above was my impression of Price (FIU), Pierce (Gators) reminds me of Boston Scott, so maybe OK all-around back but nothing stood out without getting into details like pass blocking, etc. Runs hard, catches the ball with his hands - one cut guy without breakaway speed, who’ll probably need to learn to play a little more N/S (he’s not a bouncer, but he hesitates a little looking for the bigger cut back when behind the LOS). In that scrum with a lot of backs, Day 3 for me - PFF loves him, idk.

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

Slay put together a video of Eli Apple getting burnt repeatedly, complete with a diss track.

https://www.crossingbroad.com/2022/01/darius-slay-tweeted-a-clip-of-eli-apple-getting-repeatedly-burnt-after-he-took-a-shot-at-jalen-hurts.html

I don't think he put it together.

Either way, nice that they have his back I guess. Seems like a likeable guy.

Shame he can't throw the football.

 

The Rodgers to Denver rumours going to heat up.

11 hours ago, BigEFly said:

A home with a mentally ill parent in need of treatment and probably a family in need of some assistance.  

That's odd, I would call it a home with a bad father that isn't setting the example a father should. That's okay legalize crack, wait until people find out it's okay to use. Woooohoooooo!

11 hours ago, Utebird said:

Agree and the discussion was whether or not more stringent legal consequences deter crime, in my opinion they don't.

And whether or not breaking laws =bad people, which I disagree with.

As much as I'm for justice and consequences  I'm more for accountability.

 

 

Breaking the "law" is the very definition of bad people. Until they change and don't break it anymore.

11 hours ago, austinfan said:

Should we throw small business men who lie and cheat on their taxes (stealing, since the rest of us pay higher taxes)? Jails would be filled to the brim.

How about securities fraud (country club jails if you're ever convicted), the Sacklers (shouldn't they be hanged en mass as drug dealers who killed thousands?), tobacco executives who lied about the health effects of tobacco (conspiracy to commit murder), and so on.

White collar theft and fraud is greater by at least an order of magnitude than property crimes committed by the poor, but poor people get ill prepared and underpaid public defenders, white collar criminals get corporate lawyers who went to top law schools and are friends with judges. So most white collar crime (harder to prove, harder to gather evidence than the camera at the 7/11) is rarely prosecuted, and even when charges are brought, few ever see jail time.

Legal ethics to me is an oxymoron, steal your client's money and you'll be disbarred, help your client steal everyone else's money and you'll get big hourly fees (the lawyers for Enron walked away unscathed, same with almost every major corporate scandal - now do you believe those hired guns had no inkling malfeasance was taking place - remember, willful blindness is no excuse under the law).

The solution is not to let small time criminals off the hook, but be more vigorous about pursuing tax evasion and fraud, corporate fraud, polluters, etc., so there's a sense that the rules apply equally to all, not just those without money and connections.

11 hours ago, RLC said:

Daboll picking the Dolphins over us is a hilariously bad decision. Worse QB, worse owner, harder division.

nah

10 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

I love how we have so many monkey experts in here. 

Anyway, heres the best mock anyone has done yet. Sometimes I wish Howie would do one and share it. Hes a top 3 GM in the league, but Im sure I can beat him at this.

9 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

True story when I moved out to Arizona, I went to get ice cream and I asked for Jimmies. The person serving me looked at me like I was nuts and had no clue what I was talking about. She was like you mean sprinkles and I was like no they’re Jimmies. 

Sorry but I would have pointed you to the nearest bar/truck stop restroom and told you they're in a machine attached to the wall

36 minutes ago, RLC said:

The Rodgers to Denver rumours going to heat up.

Man buns are cool in Denver

8 hours ago, ToastJenkins said:

So you dont understand it but like it bc you think it bolsters your socialist idiocy. Got it.

a mouse and a human are about 85% genetically the same. You think mouse behavior furthers your weak minded collectivism?

 

We're not talking about mice now are we?

So really your issues are with social collectivism and anything that supports it must be wrong and idiotic because it challenges your glorified views of capitalism?

We could go down the Democratic socialism vs current form of late stage capitalism but what's the point?

I'll lay out my views backed up by reputable sources of opinion or information to which you'll respond with saying I'm wrong and idiotic and you know everything without actually providing any info to support your claims 

As fun as that sounds I think I'll pass, but have a great morning!

 

 

43 minutes ago, RLC said:

The Rodgers to Denver rumours going to heat up.

I don’t know if Adrian Wilson would be any good, but he’s smart to want Baalke out. 

26 minutes ago, greend said:

That's odd, I would call it a home with a bad father that isn't setting the example a father should. That's okay legalize crack, wait until people find out it's okay to use. Woooohoooooo!

 

 

21 minutes ago, greend said:

Breaking the "law" is the very definition of bad people. Until they change and don't break it anymore.

Must of missed that definition in webster's, that may be your definition and may even be mainstream society definition but it's not mine.

That's ok though either way I don't think more stringent or severe consequences are going to stop people from breaking the law.

Here's a short article on punishment as a deterrent to crime. Take it for what it's worth to you 

https://nij.ojp.gov/topics/articles/five-things-about-deterrence

1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

That's fake.  A Rod's hair is darker than that.  

He also blows a lot harder, especially in the playoffs

2 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Be careful.  You might get shanked....or worse....reported.  

 

Ive never reported anyone though if I did it would be you to the police for stalking me.

Get a life creeper.

2 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

He also blows a lot harder, especially in the playoffs

Aaron Rodgers has statistically been the best QB in the league for the last decade yet he only has 1 Superbowl.

He's a sure fire first ballot HOF but when people are discussing all time great qbs I think he'll be further down the list than a few others 

8 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Be careful.  You might get shanked....or worse....reported.  

If I do it won't be the person using the shank that did it. It will be society, their parents, their economic development, blah, blah , blah. After all deep down inside we're all good people. 

1 minute ago, greend said:

If I do it won't be the person using the shank that did it. It will be society, their parents, their economic development, blah, blah , blah. After all deep down inside we're all good people. 

I thought it was the monkey's fault? 

Just now, TorontoEagle said:

I thought it was the monkey's fault? 

That's right too, Bilbo Baggins the non monkey.