Around the NFL - 2013

[Sgt PSN]

The first openly gay, active player will be a kicker or punter. 

[QB Eagles]

I kind of hope he's not so much gay as he is prison-style omnisexual and proud. Someone so full of testosterone, rage, and steroids that he fargs anything vaguely holeshaped, whether woman, man, animal, vegetable or mineral. And openly talks about it in interviews.

I think our society wouldn't quite know how to handle him. Hence the entertainment.

[Zanshin]

All Day having surgery to repair a sports hernia he sustained in week 10.

The man ran for over 2000 yards on a repaired ACL/MCL and a sports hernia for 8 weeks.

Just ain't human...

I wish Dwight Howard would take a queue from him.

You want him to wait in line, or something?

[Sgt PSN]

I think he wants him to somehow swipe the #1 movie from AP's Netlflix account. 

[Diomedes]

here is a simple graphic that shows the logic behind opponent matching for an NFL season

http://i.imgur.com/77mfIqJ.jpg

[PhillyPhreak54]

The former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles is one of the most outspoken critics of plans to use taxpayer dollars to renovate the Miami Dolphins' stadium.

Norman Braman, an auto magnate who bought the Eagles from Leonard Tose in 1985 and sold the franchise to Jeffrey Lurie in 1994, lives in Miami and has ripped the Dolphins' proposal to ask taxpayers to finance about half of the planned $400 million in renovations to Sun Life Stadium.

"This is still welfare for a multi-billionaire," Braman told WSVN News in Miami. "It's wrong."

According to Forbes, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has a net worth of $4.4 billion. Braman believes that if Ross wants to renovate the Dolphins' stadium, he should pay for it himself.

Braman has long advocated for lower taxes and has been a thorn in the Dolphins' side for decades, always opposing the team's efforts to get taxpayer support. Recently the Dolphins began to fight back, accusing Braman of hypocrisy and saying he asked for public support from Philadelphia during his time as owner of the Eagles, while skimping on the team's payroll.

A public referendum on whether to use taxpayer money to renovate the stadium is expected within the next three months. The Dolphins are hoping to have financing in place by May 22, when NFL owners will vote on the host site for Super Bowl L in 2016.

[BigEd76]

Updates to the Vikings logo to make it bolder, simplified and all that usual marketing BS to support spending thousands of dollars on it

[Sgt PSN]

Skol!

[General_Failure]

Which one's the new one?

[Sgt PSN]

The one with the thicker lines, I think. 

[hbionic]

No, the one they're both staring at. We can't see it, but they can. Hell, they can barely see it, they're both squinting.

[BigEd76]

Titus signed by Rams

and is expected to be released today.  Awesome

Charles Woodson says he's going to be released, and Steven Jackson is expected to void his option and become a free agent

[Eagaholic]

I want to be an NFL commissioner too

Report: Goodell made nearly $30 million in 2011
Posted by Darin Gantt on February 15, 2013, 3:48 PM EST

According to Daniel Kaplan of Sports Business Daily, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell nearly tripled his earnings in 2011, making nearly $30 million.

The numbers come from the league's tax return, which was scheduled to be filed today.

Goddell's $29.49 million includes a $22.3 million bonus.

[BigEd76]

Freeney was told he won't be re-signed

[ice grillin you]

was he just told he wouldnt be or will he really not be resigned?