Agreed SN. The only thing that the Browns "Prevent Defense" has every been successful at is preventing the Browns from winning and Jhonny probably knows that.Quote:
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Agreed SN. The only thing that the Browns "Prevent Defense" has every been successful at is preventing the Browns from winning and Jhonny probably knows that.Quote:
Originally Posted by SN38
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For Kicks, in with VIX: Nov 2015 22.000 calls. 25 contracts @ 2.70
Waldo is betting that we are going lower... something to watch here. Thanks and Good Luck! I think you are going to do well on it!
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Wouldn't it be ironic if the Patriots win the Super Bowl this year and Goodell has to present them the Lombardi trophy again...talk about karma...God that would be soooooo SWEET and hilarious at the same time!
My guess is the fix is in for them not to win. Even more sophisticated cheating then Pat can muster up.Quote:
Originally Posted by dm_4
Hmmmm never thought of that....you could be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by SN38
Interesting... you really think they would go that far?
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Would not surprise me in the least. Fight fire with fire. Beat cheating with even stronger cheating. Sports are rampantly crooked. Where there is that much money blowing around you can take it to the bank.Quote:
Originally Posted by midas360
well if there is a game that we need to win down the stretch to get in the playoffs or a game in the playoffs and it seems there are some very questionable calls that go against us....then maybe you would be correct. Food for thought that you bring up SN and something to watch for.Quote:
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Tony Romo placed on short-term IR, out until at least Nov. 22
IRVING, Texas -- The next game Tony Romo is eligible to start is on Nov. 22 against the Miami Dolphins.
The Dallas Cowboys placed their starting quarterback on the injured reserve/designated to return list on Tuesday, which will keep him out for the next eight weeks as he recovers from a broken left collarbone. Romo will not have surgery to repair the collarbone.
With Tony Romo sidelined, Cowboys need more from running game
The Cowboys will need to get more from their running game over the next 8-10 weeks while Tony Romo recovers from a broken left collarbone.
Romo will miss seven games because of the Cowboys' Oct. 18 bye week.
Had the Cowboys placed wide receiver Dez Bryant, who is recovering from foot surgery, on the list, then they would have had to have keep Romo on the 53-man roster. A team can use the designation on only one player.
My thing is... you would think they are watching very closely now? Even if the Refs were involved, you would think the coaches and fans would catch the "obvious." I really don't know. Hell, I had no idea the Patriots deflated the balls until it was mention. To be honest, even though they cheated, I personally think that they still would have won BUT they are still cheaters in my mind only because NFL rules are rules. Did the NFL ever answer why the inflation/deflation range was what it was? I mean, did the NFL say that a ball that deflated would have really mattered or is their range there for THAT VERY REASON because it makes it easier for the receivers and running backs to catch and hold and throw?
Anyway... Brady or "whoever" it was the deflated has to live with it for the rest of their lives. As they get closer to their death bed and to Jesus, i bet their guilty conscience gets the best of them and they come out with a TELL ALL BOOK... HOW WE CHEATED OUR WAY TO THE SUPER BOWL AND WON! :)
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Quick note... Apple is said to have 1800 people working on the Apple Car versus Tesla's 500 at the IPO. I guess we are going to see Apple and Tesla going head to head. Who does Tesla use for their entertainment system?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1WccWFVkT4Quote:
Originally Posted by midas360
You did not know the the patriots deflated the balls because not one person from the patriots organization was found guilty of such accusation. There was no concrete evidence. It was a witch hunt and the name of the witch goes by the name Roger Goodell. The Federal Judge ruled in Brady's favor for basically two reasons...because there was a overwhelmingly lack of evidence against TB12 and failure of the NFL to maintain and uphold procedural due process.Quote:
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On top of that....the NFL has reinstated the two Patriots locker room attendants.
In addition...the NFL has implemented new policies for NFL refs on how and when to check the pressure of the balls. Something the Refs should have been doing in the first place and clearly were not.
Seriously put your self in TB12's shoes for a second. TB 12 has been nothing but a leader both on and off the field his whole career...won 4 SB's, will go down as one of the leagues best ever qb's and Goodell wants to accuse him of cheating and ruin his reputation. If you are TB12 you have two options. Option one just accept the Goodell accusations and punishment which basically if he does that then he admits to wrongdoing. Option two...Fight to maintain your innocent because you have been wrongly accused of something you did not do. Well he chose option 2 and a Federal Judge ruled in TB12's favor.
Hope no one here is ever wrongly accused of something and chooses option one! :)
NFL instructs refs to inspect footballs more closely
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-more-closely/
NFL reinstates suspended Patriots staffers
http://det.247sports.com/Bolt/NFL-re...ffers-39481281
Funny how when one man (Goodell) thinks he can act as judge, jury and executioner and what changes happen when a Federal Judge basically says....Not so fast Roger! :)
Thanks user!
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NFL passes over Tom Brady for AFC Player of the Week
http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/p...er_of_the_week
Tom Brady had one of the best outings of his career in Buffalo on Sunday afternoon, but it wasn't enough to earn him AFC Player of the Week honors.
Brady threw for 466 yards, three touchdowns and wasn't intercepted by Rex Ryan's vaunted defense during the Pats' 40-32 victory. Though it was the most yards thrown against a Buffalo defense, and it occurred against a divisional opponent on the road, the league elected instead to give the award to Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger.
Roethlisberger had a good week as well, throwing for 369 yards and three touchdowns against the 49ers. The performance came in a blowout win and at home.
SN you may be onto something.
SnP 1930 is your line in the sand for today. Assuming we open below it, expect to try to retake it. If we fail to take back 1930 (23.8%), 1860 will come up pretty quick.
EX additional news, Yellen speaks tonight. I would think that the market at least gives her a chance to clarify her statements before allowing a retest of the 8/24 low (1860).
Let the games begin. Can't go up against your boss and not expect repercussions. Bad JuJu will resultQuote:
Originally Posted by dm_4
Blood in the water this morning.