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  1. adambr2
    Yeah, I don’t really disagree. Time management in the 2 minute drill is on the QB too, and Love has to get better at it.
  2. adambr2
    I think they had enough time for a quick slant. 2-3 seconds.
  3. adambr2
    4 seconds is enough time for a quick pass to the end zone and still kick.
  4. adambr2
    I’m sorry, but no matter what happens here, MLF’s clock management in the 2 minute drill is absolute dog rear. There was more than enough time at the beginning of this drive to get 6.
  5. adambr2
    Well, that’s how Julius Peppers felt, too. I get where you’re coming from on this one though. Your offense is playing really well, so it’s fine to just give it back to them on the 20 and not try to do more.
  6. adambr2
    Eh, I thought it was fine. He lost like 5 yards. If he gets one or two more blocks and gets passed that initial wall, he might take that 100 yards.
  7. adambr2
    Bass, how do you miss a 23 yard FG in a dome? You can’t just kick straight from the hashmark that you’re on. You have to aim it toward the actual uprights.
  8. adambr2
    It’s obviously not a good look at all, but Diontae Johnson did the same thing a week or two prior with the Ravens and all he got was a 1 game team suspension. I’m struggling to understand what the difference between the two incidents was and why one is being treated as so much greater of a crime.
  9. adambr2
    Then the Lions will probably sign him, he’ll have a huge game against us in the playoffs, and gloat about how he got his revenge on us.
  10. adambr2
    The Lions are so overdue for someone to just bend them over.
  11. adambr2
    So if I’m not mistaken, Tuesday’s game will not count in the regular season standings.
  12. adambr2
    Hmm, I can’t speak for everyone but I definitely knew Gastineau had the record when watching that game. I remember them mentioning him several times on the broadcast. In any event, I honestly think Favre is thrilled these days to talk about anything that isn’t related to his welfare scandal. I think he loves when the focus on him becomes anything but that. To that end, I don’t think it bothered him in the slightest that Gastineau got in his face. It’s a distraction.
  13. adambr2
    I never said that Chapman blew up the reliever market, I was just pointing out that the reliever market at that time was much, much stronger for sellers than it is in the present day market. Which it wasn’t. It wasn’t just Chapman being the only exception to the market. Andrew Miller was another reliever at that deadline who brought a very gaudy return.
  14. adambr2
    Here’s something wild to think about it: Back in 2016, the Cubs traded the #24 prospect in ALL of BASEBALL and 3 other prospects to RENT Aroldis Chapman for 2 months. You’d be laughed off the phone if you asked for that kind of return for a reliever rental these days. Valuation sure has changed.
  15. adambr2
    If we were selling low it’s because he only had only a year of control left. One year of any player simply isn’t worth as much as people value that player in a vacuum. People were underwhelmed with the Burnes return and he was one of the top aces in baseball. A reliever, even one of the best, is much further down on the food chain of value.
  16. adambr2
    I’m just saying, that’s almost a carbon copy scouting report for Black a year ago. Maybe not so much on the glove. I guess my main point is that MLB is a different level of competition than he’s ever seen before. Some guys make the transition just fine, but unless you’re talking about an elite, top end prospect, you can’t really know if they will until they start getting their feet wet.
  17. adambr2
    I pretty much agree on Nestor. I’d hesitate to call any 24 year old prospect with 0 ABs at the MLB level “MLB ready”. We thought Tyler Black was MLB ready. Durbin is a guy you can add to the mix on a wait and see basis and hope he carves out a role, but he may be absolutely nothing.
  18. adambr2
    Nestor is already the best starter in our rotation not named Freddy Peralta. Yeah, you’d wish there was more than 1 year of control here, but the player we gave up only had one year of control, so… Devin will be missed, but I don’t know what more people were expecting for him.
  19. adambr2
    If Freddy were on another team, he’s someone we’d be asking what it would take to acquire him. Already lacking depth in the rotation, I wouldn’t be interested in trading Freddy unless someone wanted to pay something ridiculous, which I don’t think would happen.
  20. adambr2
    Real solid win. That court was an eyesore.
  21. adambr2
    Interesting and tragic story about Anderson. It doesn’t change my opinion about Favre and what he pulled, but obviously Gastineau had some issues and didn’t exactly have his hands clean to be talking. I was always surprised Strahan would want the record *earned* like that. Obviously super easy for me to say since I’ll never be in that position but I feel I’d either want to earn it myself or never get it at all, and if you tried to hand it to me I’d be a little ticked, honestly.
  22. adambr2
    I don’t think the entertainment value has been sacrificed at all. It’s just different. But the drama of the replay decisions, the numerous HD camera angles, the slow motion replays, is all part of the entertainment. And when that isn’t necessary, when the call is pretty obvious, they get it fixed almost immediately and move on now. I think they’ve fixed what they can fix. Yes, they can’t fix subjectivity in most cases, but missed calls are always still possible and will always still come with controversy. I accept that, but it’s still a lot better than nothing. They can at least keep a team’s season from ending when Jerry Rice clearly coughs up a fumble and is somehow called down. I’d rather not see our season end on something like that again.
  23. adambr2
    Mark Gastineau got in Favre’s face on camera today about the gift sack he allowed to Strahan back in …2002? 2003? I always thought Brett was a POS for that honestly. Your offensive line works their butt off all game to protect you and not wanting to allow the record on their watch. Only for you to screw them and screw the guy who actually earned it by just handing the record to your buddy.
  24. adambr2
    Do the Lions know that not only is a Super Bowl not a foregone conclusion, but even a bye and first round home game isn’t? I think the Bills are going to be ready to play after dropping a tough one in LA. The Lions are due to drop one of these tight ones, if they do, and the Vikings win their next 3, that Week 18 showdown between the Vikings and Lions is for the division. Unfortunately, one of those Viking games is against us. Hell, if it doesn’t affect our playoff positioning I’d almost prefer to lose it if it makes Week 18 for the division.
  25. adambr2
    Assuming we don’t fall to the 7 seed, the Rams are probably the single worst opening round draw we could get. At their best and healthiest, they can move the ball up and down the field and beat literally any other team in the NFL. If there’s a silver lining, their fanbase is basically a social club who don’t really care about them, so there’s not much homefield advantage in their house.
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