While it doesn't seem like a lot of money I think other teams would probably do it for free for season ticket holders, since you know, they pay thousands of dollars every year.

Mike Brown is one of the LAST owners to only have a football team. This IS the source of his millions. This is why he's so doggone cheap. Most teams see there fans as, you know, FANS. Mike Brown sees us as stupid little assholes who owe him money.

Ahh I guess that makes a little bit more sense. Guy seems like a prick from Hard Knocks.

yeah he's an asshole, you see the way they cut the players? No privacy, no 'behind closed doors'....the turk walks up and just says, 'Hey, you're cut gimmie that playbook and let's get you a bus ride outta here'.

What a jerk thing to do. Totally classless. Just as classless as having the players PAY FOR THINGS IN MINICAMP.... They had to pay for TV's Cable, Internet, etc.


But I love them :'(

Well I mean other teams have cut players on camera but they'll at least get a talk from the coach or the GM. I don't recall the Bengals Hard Knocks too much but yeah.

I mean seeing the turk is a bad omen regardless.

Fuck the Jags. The Browns have that whole loveable oaf thing going on.

I love the Browns. :(

If the Browns had an awesome season and won the SuperBowl, I think their fans would just be happy and have tears streaming down their face and not be the massive pricks traditionally shitty teams who have a good year are. I think the Jags would be all "HAHAHAH FUCK YOU BITCH! GO JAGZZZZZZZZZZZZ!! JAGGGGSHOWWWWW!" (Yes, I know Cowboys fans could match that description the past 10 years.)

Jags problem is Florida isn't a strong place for Pro sports besides the Dolphins and even they struggle at times compared to college sports especially football. Same flaw as LA where the people would rather be elsewhere than at a sports arena regardless how good the team is or they bail en masse the moment the team no longer is great.

Only way the Brows are ever going to be good is to truly mimic the Ravens and Steelers by having an awesome defense or go the route of the Bengals and rebuild the O-line if they can't match in defense.

Come on now Steele, I'm not SammyG. I'd never use words like "JagShow."

To be fair I'm humble when discussing things in real life but here I take liberties because you're all faggot fans of gay teams.

You do not speak of the mighty Denver Broncos that way Gonzo.

Last I checked, there are only 3 people here who like the Chargers.

None of them have self respect.

You're all a bunch of bandwagon jumping pussies anyway.

Yeah but my wagon is the best wagon.

I want to go to a Raiders game one day but I don't want to get stabbed with a rusty sprinkler key. Conflicted.

Just wear that armor that everybody else has to wear when they go to the game

it's not for looks

it's for protection

I never "got" the armor really. Aren't they supposed to be pirates? Why is everybody sporting medieval protection?

They should really start every game by welcoming everyone to Thunderdome.

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The results of the game of chicken between the New Orleans Saints and Drew Brees.................the Saints flinched.

Saints and Drew Brees agree. 5-years, $100 mil., $60 mil. guaranteed. New records.


Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand go.

Ravens and Ray Rice agree to a new 5 year, $40 million extension. Had Ray Rice rejected the offer, Ravens would have used their tag on him for $7.7 million next year.

Bears and Matt Forte agree to a new 4 year, $32 million with the Bears prepared to tag him had he rejected it ($7.49 million).

Forte should be getting more cash. He's so underrated.

Now we wait for Jones-Drew to get a new deal. Scobee got his so I guess that means the Ding Dynasty is over before it even gets a chance to shine. :(

Not really. I doubt he will be performing at the same level on the back end of that deal. It's just the business of it all.

Met Trumaine Johnson today at the rec center, he started randomly running on the treadmill next to me. Definitely sweet, talked to him for a bit and even got a pic with him.

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Dashing Goldson and the 9ers couldn't reach a long term deal for this season so he'll be working under the franchise tag. I can see why he feels like he deserves it, but maybe he should play one more solid year without knocking out any of his own teammates.

:heart:

Then what happens if he hurts himself? Will your beloved team pay his ass then? The Franchise tag is pure shit.

Well, apparently they offered him a couple options for a long term deal but it wasn't up to snuff. He's been a great asset to us but he's also made quite a bit of mistakes. One of those mistakes probably cost us the NFC Championship. I can see why we aren't keen on pumping unlimited money into the guy.

Alex Smith throwing the ball straight into the ground cost the 49ers the NFC Championship.

I've said this anytime I've discussed that game but if the 49ers had a quarterback I don't think the Giants even get close.

FOOTBALL

Well yeah, but in the context of the game, that was a pretty costly mistake that could've maybe led to victory if it had happened the other way. Same thing with the Kyle Williams stuff. They aren't the reasons we lost... But we still might've won had they not happened.

If Michael Crabtree wasn't such a pussy who couldn't finish a game/season, then the backup who fumbled punt returns wouldn't cost them the game

If Kyle Williams just called a fair catch, the fumble doesn't occur.

He barely got any space to run because of the excellent Giants return coverage and the field is pretty muddy that he slips after running a bit which helped cause the fumble to occur.

Yeah, pretty much. Everyone goes "you can't blame Kyle Williams because Alex Smith didn't convert a 3rd down the entire game." Which is a valid point. The point still stands though that we probably would've won had Kyle Williams not totally fucked up. Again, not the reason we lost per say in the grand scheme of things, but we still probably would've won had he not done that. Situational context is important.

Well, not probably. But they would've had a great chance. Let's be honest though here, nobody wanted to win that game.

That was basically my point. Sure, it's easy to point to Kyle Williams fumbles, which let's face it, were extremely costly in the framework of the game.

But, what I took away from the game, was how many times Alex Smith just made a poor throw/play. I think the 49ers could have put that game away on a few different drives.

Then again...

ELI MANNING