Around the NFL - 2012

[SD]

If you bred a rugby jersey with a bumblebee that's what you'd get

[Eagaholic]

if you bred a speed limit sign and a yield sign that's what you'd get

[phattymatty]

haha



also i like how they took the picture in the bathroom.

[hbionic]

 

[PhillyPhreak54]

Still not worse than the Broncos shtein and piss colored ones.

[PhillyPhreak54]

http://deadspin.com/5902898/meet-the-man-who-tried-out-to-be-a-denver-broncos-cheerleader

lol

[General_Failure]

No, I'm going to say those prison stripes are worse than what the Broncos wore.

[Eagaholic]

Sean Payton 2012 Schedule: wk1: BYE wk2: BYE wk3: BYE wk4:BYE wk5: BYE wk6:BYE wk7: BYE wk8: BYE wk9: BYE wk10: BYE wk11: BYE wk12: BYE wk13: BYE wk14: BYE wk15: BYE wk16: BYE wk17: BYE

[Munson]

[Sgt PSN]

Ha. Itd be better if it were Patrino.

[Eagaholic]

I know at this point stuff about McNabb is beating a dead horses ass, but sometimes the fire that ensues after the train wreck is just as funny.

Donovan McNabb's career may be over, as he hasn't drawn any interest from any teams since the Vikings released him late last year. If his career is over, McNabb believes he belongs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2017.

McNabb said on the online interview show Barfly that he thinks there's no question that he should be in the Hall of Fame.

"Absolutely," McNabb said. "See, one thing that people don't realize — I never played the game to make it to the Hall of Fame. I played the game because I love it. I played the game to win. I'm a competitor. When I step out on the field, I feel like I'm the best player on the field. Even these last two years, when people may look at it and say, 'Oh, he's done, or whatever.' I'm 34, 35 years old but still, I played at the pinnacle, I played at the highest level of my career. I played there. And I would vote for myself for the Hall of Fame."

and who said he wouldn't make a good analyst?

"Peyton never won the big game until he won the Super Bowl finally. Dan Marino never won the big game. But does that mean his career is a failure? No. Not at all,"

[General_Failure]

He may have to wait until Bledsoe, Kerry Collins, Testaverde, and Dave Krieg get in first.


Fun fact: Ty Detmer is 216th all time for passing yards in the NFL.

[Eagaholic]

Kolb could retire soon too.

Really though, could he just go batshtein crazy off the deep end? I mean there's TO delusional and then there's the whole other full blown psychosis delusional.

[Eagaholic]

holy shtein

NEW ORLEANS -- The U.S. Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Louisiana was told Friday that New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis had an electronic device in his Superdome suite that had been secretly re-wired to enable him to eavesdrop on visiting coaching staffs for nearly three NFL seasons, "Outside the Lines" has learned.

Sources familiar with Saints game-day operations told "Outside the Lines" that Loomis, who faces an eight-game suspension from the NFL for his role in the recent bounty scandal, had the ability to secretly listen for most of the 2002 season, his first as general manager of the Saints, and all of the 2003 and 2004 seasons. The sources spoke with "Outside the Lines" under the condition of anonymity because of fear of reprisals from members of the Saints organization.



Jim Letten, the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana, acknowledged being told of the allegations Friday. Sources said he has briefed the FBI in New Orleans about Loomis' alleged activity. If proved, the allegations could be both a violation of NFL rules and potentially a federal crime, according to legal sources. The federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) of 1986 prohibits any person from intercepting communications from another person using an electronic or mechanical device.

if this has legs, it is way bigger than Patriots spygate. Apparently they had the ability to listen in on OC and DCs during games.

The sources said when Loomis took his seat during home games, then in the front row of box No. 4 in the 300 level of the Superdome's north side, he was able to plug an earpiece into a jack that was under the desk in front of him. The earpiece was not unlike those used to listen to inexpensive transistor radios, the sources said. With the earpiece in place, Loomis could then toggle back and forth with a switch that he controlled, enabling him to listen to the game-day communications of either the opposing offensive or defensive coaches.

Also underneath the desk in front of Loomis, said the sources, was a metal box that contained two belt packs similar to those worn around the waists of NFL head coaches during games. The packs powered the listening device available to Loomis, which was, according to sources, hard-wired to the audio feed of the opposing coaches.

No wonder Benson has been standing squarely behind his guys. They could bring that organization down with them or not.

[QB Eagles]

hasn't been a great offseason for them. maybe brees will sign with the dolphins and complete the trifecta.