N.F.L. Season 2018-19 (2 Viewers)

Makes for interesting reading. In civil depositions, the witness always has to answer the question, unless his counsel directs him not to answer. Sounds like sanctions will be forthcoming.
 
jazzeum said:
Makes for interesting reading. In civil depositions, the witness always has to answer the question, unless his counsel directs him not to answer. Sounds like sanctions will be forthcoming.
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they need someone with the authority to assess financial penalties and financial obligations to mediate the depositions if he won't cooperate...
when you can't get through a deposition civilly...that's pretty bad...
AB is acting like a complete clown which just makes me point my finger even straighter at him that he is guilty of everything alleged...
he's either living in a state of denial or just doesn't care......
The Prince of Clowns...
his actions...his behavior...his belief that rules don't apply to him...
this whole story is like a HBO drama...
actually better than tv...
I would pay to watch this unfold...
this whole thing is a fascinating case study of an over privileged human being...
 
Big night in LA. The Rams have a huge road game and the Dodgers start the playoffs. A lot of angst if one or the other doesn't break through and finally win a championship. The Rams are giving me a sinking feeling with Goff's deer in the headlights look and Gurley looking on like a pedestrian at an automobile accident. Robert Woods and Kupp though are lights out.
 
Combat said:
Big night in LA. The Rams have a huge road game and the Dodgers start the playoffs. A lot of angst if one or the other doesn't break through and finally win a championship. The Rams are giving me a sinking feeling with Goff's deer in the headlights look and Gurley looking on like a pedestrian at an automobile accident. Robert Woods and Kupp though are lights out.
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A great time to be an LA fan, good luck tonight and in the MLB playoffs, I hope the third time is the charm for the Dodgers...………...
 
Warrior said:
A great time to be an LA fan, good luck tonight and in the MLB playoffs, I hope the third time is the charm for the Dodgers...………...
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I, on the other hand, hope the Dodgers sink faster than the Titanic. But good luck to the Rams. -- Al
 
Goff is one of the most over-rated QBs in the NFL and Gurley's knee(s) are shot. LA is simply not that good.
 
With the Chefs losing to the Colts, we're down to two unbeaten teams, New England and the 49ers.

The 49ers?

Really?

Ok then.

BIG win for the Colts tonight, thanks fellas, we're up a game now on Mahomey and the Chefs.

Patriots improve to 5-0, face the New York FOOTBALL Giants Thursday night, then the Jets a week from Monday night.

Keep the line moving boys...……………………….
 
Warrior said:
With the Chefs losing to the Colts, we're down to two unbeaten teams, New England and the 49ers.

The 49ers?

Really?

Ok then.

BIG win for the Colts tonight, thanks fellas, we're up a game now on Mahomey and the Chefs.

Patriots improve to 5-0, face the New York FOOTBALL Giants Thursday night, then the Jets a week from Monday night.

Keep the line moving boys...……………………….
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Yes, really. The 49ers have one of the top defenses this year in the NFL.
 
That was some big hit on the Steelers QB. Very scary. The replay shows his eyes rolling back in his head like he was dead. Good to see him get up but making the guy "walk" off the field into the tunnel was outrageous. They were practically dragging him. Looked like the cart broke down but there must have been something to carry him on.
 
The stellar start to the season by the Redskins (0-5) has finally cost Jay Gruden his job. Bill Calahan has been named interim HC. Good luck with that. He will now be living a waking nightmare as the next victim of the DC Bungler...Danny Boy Snyder. -- Al
 
lancer said:
The stellar start to the season by the Redskins (0-5) has finally cost Jay Gruden his job. Bill Calahan has been named interim HC. Good luck with that. He will now be living a waking nightmare as the next victim of the DC Bungler...Danny Boy Snyder. -- Al
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Snyder is the single worst owner perhaps in the modern sports era. The only other one that compares is the guy who owns the NY Knicks. They are on a similar long run of disaster. Snyder does give hope to others, though, in that he is a living example that it does not take intelligence to make lots of money.
 
Combat said:
Snyder is the single worst owner perhaps in the modern sports era. The only other one that compares is the guy who owns the NY Knicks. They are on a similar long run of disaster. Snyder does give hope to others, though, in that he is a living example that it does not take intelligence to make lots of money.
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LOL. Winner, winner, chicken dinner! ^&grin -- Al
 
jazzeum said:
Yes, really. The 49ers have one of the top defenses this year in the NFL.
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Oh wow, ok, then, good to know, a top defense.

They're averaging 19 points allowed per game to three tomato cans; Steelers, Bungles, Bucs and tonight the play the powerhouse Browns.

And before you tell me the Patriots have played a bunch of tomato cans, they are averaging 6 points allowed per game, two TD's came on a muffed punt and a Pic 6, so factor those two out, we're talking less than 4 points allowed per game.

And the 49ers QB is a handsome fella too.

That has to account for something.

Thanks for the information.

There are a lot of really, really bad teams this year.

A LOT.
 
Warrior said:
Oh wow, ok, then, good to know, a top defense.

They're averaging 19 points allowed per game to three tomato cans; Steelers, Bungles, Bucs and tonight the play the powerhouse Browns.

And before you tell me the Patriots have played a bunch of tomato cans, they are averaging 6 points allowed per game, two TD's came on a muffed punt and a Pic 6, so factor those two out, we're talking less than 4 points allowed per game.

And the 49ers QB is a handsome fella too.

That has to account for something.

Thanks for the information.

There are a lot of really, really bad teams this year.

A LOT.
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Yes, and the Patriots have played a lot of them.
 
jazzeum said:
Yes, and the Patriots have played a lot of them.
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They played the Steelers in game one when they still had their starting QB.

And beat them.

They played the undefeated Bills in Buffalo.

And beat them.

Maybe they should petition the league to play a tougher schedule.

They have games left with the Chefs, Iggles, Cowboys, Ravens and Texans.

We'll see how things shake out.
 
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